Jay Jack

Not because you're being abusive or shitty.

Even if you're not being shitty, it's like if you have to yell to get your dog's attention, then he's not very tuned into you.

Do you know what I mean?

So we encourage people to not be screaming and not be actively correcting their dog and stuff like that.

If somebody was really shitty to their dog, I would absolutely throw them out.

But that's not even a sport thing.

If I was driving down the road and somebody was being shitty to their dog on the side of the road, I'd just pull over.

Like, I'm not going to watch anybody be shitty to a dog.

I've taken dogs from people before.

I've literally walked up and been like, no, man, that dog's mine now.

Thank you.

Goodbye.

You assume we assume because it's a pit bull based sport, we assume that there's going to be reactivity, not reactivity, because you shouldn't be displaying reactivity.

But we assume that there's going to be a propensity for dogfights.

Yeah, these dogs potentially want to fight.

Yeah, like if a dog pops off and they're aggressive to another dog, they might get NQ'd for the day.

They might get DQ'd for the day.

If the person loses control, they might be like, hey, sorry, you're going to have to go.

But they're going to come back and everybody there is going to be like, sorry, Jenny, too bad.

We'll see you next week.