Jay Jack

Right.

That's the key.

Because I think when you go places, I think you attract people.

Because I'm still the pit bull guy, which means half of the dogs that come to me aren't working dogs.

I mean, working blood, but they're being raised and living like a fucking apartment dog.

And people show up and it's almost like...

I have to try to get them into the culture of working the dog and fulfilling the dog and do all that stuff.

As opposed to every once in a while, I get people probably like a quarter of the time somebody shows up and they're already in the paradigm and they just want help.

And you're like, oh shit.

And they're skilled and good.

But most of the time it's like,

I'm having to tell like you saw that presentation, like with the layered stress model and stuff like that, that stuff they've never even considered.

They're just like, yeah, oh, lifestyle does affect behavior.

Wow, I've never considered that.

And you're like, fuck, you know.

So that's what I mean.

I don't mean low level as in there's training skills.

Yeah.

Everybody that I talked to, everybody that showed up at the seminar was pro Pitbull because they're obviously there for me.

But you could feel that there's this defensiveness because everybody else is... Half the dogs had to be in muzzles because you have to have them in muzzles in public.