Jay Jack

the genetic thing it's like those four characteristics it's like there's more than that i'm i'm boiling it down for simplicity right but like that general idea there's different combinations a certain combination makes it a little pity pig pet bull and another combination makes it an axe murderer dangerous dog and another combination makes it a wonderful you know what i mean like for sure you can get any of them and the problem is what they present as in the

like a dog can show up with these two and you're like, Oh, that's what you are.

Those two aren't gone.

Or it's like the doors just jammed a little bit.

And once it comes open, you now have a different profile.

And it's like, I feel like you got to get the dog and try to open them up and go like, all right, let's give you access.

So good.

I mean, honestly, that's the nature of my work.

GRC dog sports is, uh, it's a, it's a dog sport that's based on the old pit bull games, right?

Uh, weight pole, wall climbs, spring pole and treadmill races.

But in the old version of those games, there was no control.

There was only expression.

How fast can you go?

How far can you go?

How long can you hang?

There was just expression.

There was no control.

And I saw when I started studying dog training, saw people like you doing bite sports.

And in bite sports, there's expression and control, right?

So the problem is outside of the bite sport world, it's very hard to find a sport that combines expression and control.