Jay Jack

But that's when you breed them to have all the qualities.

Yeah.

Like now, shit's just getting bred scatter style.

And you get a dog that has this super high conflict drive, but he's super scared and not connected to people.

And you're like, now we have a serious problem.

He got three of the four in a very bad combination.

And then you get the one that like no drive for conflict.

super socially connected but also super easy to train because he doesn't move forward when he gets like you get the little couch potato wearing pajamas that's a real dog yeah yeah with the pink sweatshirt yeah yeah for sure for sure but you have no idea and they show up and you're like the first thing you got to do is go okay how what combination of the original characteristics did you have

And then once you figure out what they are, then you're like, now I know how to train you.

Because if you're a little, if you're a little pit pig pet bowl, I can train you like that.

But you're that, if you're that hard hitter, like we're going to have to train you that other, remember that dog Zoe at, at Amy's place?

That red.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Other people see that dog herself.

So perfect.

The problem is you can't, when you look at a dog, this is going to be, it's so weird.

And I'm not super, you've been breeding dogs forever and I'm not, I've never done that, but.