Ivan Barabanov

And the dogs that like to do protection sports are a special type of animal, just like the guy that does martial arts.

They can do martial arts, they can do tai chi, or they can really enjoy the

the full contact fight within some rules, right?

And the dogs that are doing protection sports, we have, they're, you know, like you can try to convince some kid to go and fight in a ring, and they're like, that's not me.

I will roller skate, I will paint, I will,

But then there is the other kid that is like, I like it.

And I don't see it really as fighting in a mean way, but I see it as a chess game and as a growth and all the good sides of what that kind of combat brings to yourself.

And the dogs are not that different, especially

Because we know that if a dog doesn't like to do protection sport, there is nothing we can do.

Sure, there are dumb ass people that will force the dog and put it in a corner on a table and make it bite out of no choice.

And this should be, it's just disgusting to even talk about.

But

This kind of dog, when they have the opportunity to say, okay, well, there is the bad guy or the helper 100 meters away, go and get him.

He's like, I don't, right?

And so the conversation can go within these lines, which, you know, we, to some level, everything on planet Earth that's alive,

searches for some form of adversity.

Because overcoming adversity, even take mountain climbing, you're climbing some rocks, you know, and you know that you're gonna fall down.

And this is actually part of why you're climbing.

Yeah, we've been called any name you can think of.

Yes.