Jay Jack

When I came back from your place, I was like, let me try that with my clients.

Cause I was already getting them to do control with their drive, but I didn't have a game, like a sport.

We had a game for the dog to play, but not a game for the person to play.

You know what I mean?

And I was like, Hey, listen guys, here's the deal.

So next weekend we're going to get together and we're going to do weight pull like we've been doing.

Only in order to do weight pull, you're going to have to qualify.

So we're going to have to do a loose leash, greet three people.

Because I realized I was going to use IGP from learning about it from you as a model.

I'm like, here's this game you get to play, but you got to do a BH to get in.

And I was like, fuck, this is perfect.

There's a qualifying thing that you got to do and then you can play the games.

And all of a sudden, these people who previously were like, you know, training a little bit here and there, but not really doing their homework and not really... Dude, they're sending me videos of getting up an hour early before work so they can train their dog.

Helps me a little bit.

Yeah, it was interesting because of borrowing from my experience with martial arts and jujitsu about how to motivate people towards a goal and then borrowing from IGP, like watching what you're doing in the bite sports and how it motivates people to move.

I was like, I need to set this up.

For me, I'm like, I need to get people to fall in love with the dog that they have because they're in love with this image of a dog that's not the dog in front of them.

You know what I mean?

Like they're, they're not looking, they don't see the dog.

They see something else.