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environments. Okay. Confidence building. Again, little vague. I want more. What does that mean? What does that look like? Getting into a routine of training and making notes. Catherine, I have a question for you. Are you on one of our programs? Because if you are, I got some news for you. Confidence everywhere. Oh, bring me. Good one, Sue. That's our great retrieve program, which by the way, when you join Recallers and Homeschool the Dog, you get it for free. Hey, Jackie. Connection and foundation stuff with my five-month-old puppy. I love puppies. Fun connection. Focus. Flat work. Thanks, Rebecca. Lesson four, progressing directionals. Boom. Freestyle dance moves and retrieves. Recall, recall, recall. Creating calm. Relaxation in my dogs. Leash reactivity and a getaway from the sexy stuff. Tracy. Good one. What one thing are you doing to work on your leash reactivity? No jumping on newcomers. Revisiting my recall. So much wildlife in the garden. Hedgehogs. Fuck. Are you kidding, Joe? You actually have real hedgehogs? Oh my gosh. How cute would they be? Oh my gosh. Okay. Lots of great things. I love this. I can't keep up with it. This is a brilliant goal. Because today's word of the day is vision. And so you need vision. Before you can train, you need a goal. Not so much, sadly. Oh, that's not, we could fix that. Before, the training or vision has many, many parts. So it's the vision for what is the next big goal? What is the next thing that you are working on? So you guys have got a lot of brilliant answers here. Reactivity and greeting people and pieces of our homeschooled or our handling 360 program or pieces of our recaller program I saw in here. Pieces of bring me. These are working on over arousal when we go somewhere and see another person or a dog. You can't focus on me. These are great things. Staying connected around when other people are around because my dog loves to greet everybody. So these are, you have a vision and all training starts with a vision. Okay. I have a question for you now. Another question. And this one is, I'm going to share this graphic because I know you've seen it. So this is a belief that I have. So I'm going to, that I believe that we become the person we're meant to be when we train a dog with kindness. That is a driving belief of mine. As a matter of fact, that is part of the title of my new book that I'm writing, Become the Person You're Meant to Be by Training a Dog with Kindness. Okay. Very long title is probably going to be a subtitle. Here's my question for you. Do you a hundred percent believe what I'm saying there? Do you

believe it's possible, but still feel that, that, that, that isn't going to give you a complete picture? You're not, you're, you're going to have to have some form of, of a, I don't want to use the word force because it might be very mild, but so I, there's going to be three answers. Susan, I, I do not believe that that statement is correct. I don't believe that, um, I'm going to achieve, um, what I want in dog training through kindness and creativity. Or do you believe that, um, I a hundred percent don't believe it. I a hundred percent believe I can get everything I want with kindness and creativity, or I sort of, I buy into it a little bit, but I think I've, I've got to, um, I've got to add a little bit of, you got to do it. You must have. So I love it. So some of you, and I want you, I know that if you, if you don't believe it, there may be, you might feel judged here. And I want you to know this is a hundred percent safe environment because even when our views don't align, you're still welcome to share your opinions here, provided you're being respectful to everyone around you, you can share your opinions here. And so, so you, you know, so there's a hundred percent believe a hundred percent don't buy into that. Or I believe, but I still feel like I need a little bit of, you know, with my dog is a little stubborn. So if you a hundred percent believe we can create what we want with our dogs, with kindness and creativity, then you're not going to use words like, like my dog is stubborn or my dog blows me off, or he's on his own agenda, or, um, And Alison, you nailed it that if you have to put in effort, but guess what you have to put in effort anyway, if you are, here's my hallucination that if you look at the strategic approach that I've had to come up with over 30 years of, I was driven to want to train this way. So in 30 years of tweaking, I come up with programs like homeschool, the dog and recallers. I remember being on back before there was even Facebook, there were, I can't remember the name of the groups, Yahoo groups, I think. And there was mail email lists. And I remember standing up when there was a conversation. And back then all of the big names in dog agility in North America were on this list. And somebody asked a question, what can I do when my dog pops weave poles or leaves the pops, the last pole? Everybody said the dog needs to be corrected. You need to put them in and correct them into the poles. Every single big name they, they, they, and I said, listen, I don't believe that's true.

I believe we can have success. And I believe there is a fallout of, of, of correcting them. And the answer came back. Well, Susan, that's just because you're a great dog trainer that won't work for other people. So here's my hallucination. I'm getting to it. The amount of time. So it took me a lot of years and a lot of wasted time. I will admit it coming up with what I've got now homeschool, the dog recallers, handling 360, mostly recallers and handling 360. I wouldn't mean to use those as the two best examples because that's a year long of coaching. And that's a lot of, a lot of, um, different things put in there. Okay. So if you look at those and you applied those programs, my hallucination is the time it took you to achieve results would be infantismal compared to the time. If you chose not to do it, that you would be blaming and correcting and managing. So we have three things that we can do with our dogs. We can manage their behavior, meaning we always keep them on a leash. We always lock them up when we go outside, or we always put up the garbage on the counter so they can't get into it. We manage so that they're, what their innate drive is, or maybe their boredom because they're not enough exercise, whatever their innate desires are, however, they express themselves in your home has to be managed. That takes effort on your part. That takes, that takes effort. So there's, you could manage, you could tolerate, or you could train. So what does tolerate looks like? Tolerate is what Tater Salad's former home looked like. They kept replacing the couch when he would completely de-gut their couch. Like, like your dog might do a stuffed animal. Tater Salad would do it to living room furniture. Three times they tolerated him de-gutting the furniture. They tolerated him destroying all that. They had a dog door, eating everything out in the, in the backyard. They tolerated him not being able to be walked on leash because he pulled so hard. He toler, so, and they just hoped he would outgrow it. So there's tolerate, train, or manage. And when you're managing, we're all, you're going to be exasperated. So there's going to be a time when your dog's going to do something and you're going to get mad and you're going to call them stubborn and spiteful. And, um, that's my breed and they are this, and you're going to come up with all these excuses because it takes the pressure off of us. Wasn't something we did. It's that dog. All right. So manage, tolerate, train. My hallucination is if you're following an effective

training plan, one that's come and been proven over and over again, the time you invest in training is very small compared to the time you're going to have to, to manage your dog's behavior or sadly, what many people will do is re-home the dog. So here's the questions that I have for you is number one, if you've got to consider whose advice are you relying on to give you that vision? So we have a vision you've told, you've shared with me a massive list of the things that you would like to accomplish in your training. It's huge things like start lines and, uh, confidence and ignoring other dogs and overcoming fear. And, and so you, you have this massive list and it's, I love, I love that you guys have vision for what you want. It means you want to invest in your dog being better the second. So then you've got the vision. Whose plan are you going to rely on? And yes, I would love for you to be part of my coaching program, but even if you're not, let's pretend I don't even have a coaching program. Susan Garrett, the coach isn't, doesn't exist anymore. Susan Garrett, the person helping you to evaluate your vision is the only one that's here. Let's say I want to help you pick the right coach for you. So the first thing you're going to say is why did you select this coach? Is it because they're local to you and have they got results with what you are trying to accomplish? That's question number one. Question number two, have they failed with what you're trying to accomplish? Because I hate to admit this because I really don't like that. There is a trend for, especially in the sport of agility for a lot of very well-respected people getting rid of dogs. Either they get rid of them because they're not as fast or as good in agility as they should be, or they get rid of them because they're not young enough to be competitive anymore. So then they put them in another home. So the person who you're relying on, that person who you're going to help, they're going to help you create that vision for you. Have they done it with their own dogs? Have they failed and given up on their own dogs? Because if they have, that's a red flag. How are they going to help you if they've given up on their own dogs with something similar? That dog wasn't fast enough. So they got rid of it. Why are you going to them for motivation help then? Come on, Pam's palm slap. Okay. Third question. Can they share with you students that have had the same problem that you're having that are now having an amazing life? You know, I was investing in a coaching program recently and I went to the, to the,

there's several coaches. I went to the lead coach and I said, can you give me an example of, of, um, people who exemplify success in what you are coaching me to do? And they said, well, well, everybody. And I said, well, that's not true because look at this, this and this. Oh, okay. I said, and they said, well, we don't know what you mean. I said, just, if you ask me, can you share with me the names of anybody in recallers or handling 360 that have had success with your programs? I wouldn't even hesitate. I would say, well, what are you looking for? What breed a dog? What age group of person? What problem? I could start spitting off names because we've been doing this for 10 years. Boom. We've got so many. So have they helped people? Because let's say I, like I've had Jack Russell Terriers and I've been able to overcome problems with my own Jack Russell Terriers. That doesn't mean I can coach somebody to do it with theirs. It just means I'm a good dog trainer. Have they helped people overcome that? Do not invest your time. Far more important than any money you're investing is your time. Because here's the truth. Our dogs aren't with us forever. It's a very short timeline we have with them. You want to be intentional about every moment you're sharing with them and investing your time. Well, making it leading you somewhere intentionally leading you somewhere. That's, that's what I want for you. When you're deciding who, who you're, you're relying on to help you overcome your challenges, get you to that better place. Right? So where we are, if you think about when you first got your dog, maybe some of you got a rescue dog and maybe some of you got a puppy. And so think about the day that dog or that puppy arrived. Now think about the timeline that's gone on between when that puppy arrived and where you are now. Okay. So now we're all starting right here. Here we are today. What's gone on. You know, it's so important with dog training that we celebrate good. I want you right now, shout out in the comments, all the good things that have happened right now, from the time you've got that puppy or rescue dog till today, what are the things that you can go, this is rock solid. I love this. No questions asked. This is brilliant. My dog is phenomenal at this. Come on. Tell me what your dog is amazing at. All right. Think about that because we don't, we don't get motivated ourselves to move on if we aren't willing to celebrate what we've done. And if we aren't, ah, it's your choice, Dawn. Recall,

Yumi. I love it. I love it. Because by celebrating what we've got, it motivates us to keep going forward. Keep going forward. That's what we want. Walks nicely on leash. Loves his crate. Molly. I love that. Celebration for you. Easy to live with. Engagement. Being a Cooper brings happiness. I love that. So true. All right. So that's the celebration. Now we've got to create the vision for, think about that. Let's talk about the ultimate when you got, I've got it. This is the best family pet I've ever owned. This is the most amazing agility dog. We are trialing at national events. We are winning our local trials. We're phenomenal team. We're so connected when we get around the course, whatever that ultimate goal is. So if you look at how far you've come and what, how far away your ultimate goal is, how are you going to get to that ultimate goal? You need to have a plan. And I've shared for the last 15 days, I've shared about the C train, right? So the, these are the steps you need. Let's have another shout out. Some big hearts for Karen Hartnell. I got to tell you how much I love the people in our community, our online students. I mean, you never thought you could have such a great connection with people that you've never met in person. Our online students are so awesome. So I've shared with you over the last 15 days that I've been doing these lives. This is the way that you can accomplish anything you want. It's starts with that amazing connection and then creating clarity and confidence, and then adding complexity. So whatever that vision is, whatever that awesome goal is, that's how you get it. I've, I've shared with it, but here's, here's the challenge people make. I've just created a prop for you today. Okay. I'm lying. Some toy maker made this, this prop. So let's say this is your goal. This represents your goal. You want to be a big Tootsie Roll. Now, this is layer. Number one is creating connection. Layer number two is creating understanding of the value of rewards, all different foods, all different toys. I need you to play with it. The toy, when I ask you to, I need you to, to understand that when I say search, you drive for the food. When I have the food on the floor, you don't. Okay. So now we're going to add, I'm going to train clarity of the first behavior in the layer. Let's say this is a seesaw. My Tootsie Roll is now representing a seesaw. Well, there's so many layers that goes into that seesaw. It's running across planks. It's having the strength and conditioning to be able to, to know how to shift your weight and, and, and, and shift your

center of gravity. It's overcoming noise. It's being happy with a tip. It's running. There's just so many different layers. I think we have 17 different layers to training a seesaw. So this could be your recall, whatever, whatever your Tootsie Roll is, it's all those layers. So it's every clarity is a train car that keeps repeating. So we introduce the clarity of one layer. We build the confidence on that layer. When we add our second layer, that's complexity. So then we start over. We've got to get clarity at the next level, which is more complex, build confidence at that next level. That's how you get to where you're going. The question is though, how, like, how are you going to build that, that plan? Do you have a plan to build your plan? Because if you don't, that's where our programs come in is that. So Susan Garrett, the coach is going to come in and Susan Garrett, the coach wants you to be part of this amazing online community I have. And I can tell you that the 30 years of me tinkering with the lesson plans to give you clarity at this layer is what you do next. Those three years definitely are worth the investment that you are going to have to put into training your dog. But what is far worth, far more than that is the amazing people that are in our community. Because have you ever heard the expression, you become like the people you spend your most time with. And it's true of your finances. It's true of your fitness. It's true of your dog training. And so if you look at this list of 15 words that I said, these are the, the, I can't get this right. There, I got it. These are the words. These are the words that exemplify the training that we do. These are the words that represent the core values of the online communities that we have. So I'm going to share with, I'm going to go on a bit of a tangent here because this just came in the mail for me. There's so many different approaches to dog training and I know what I'm about to show you might burn your eyes. And it is definitely, if you are watching my live right now, this is not a part of training that you are likely going to be doing, but if it is no judgment. So this is a head halter. You guys know I use head halters. I love head halters. You know that we spend a lot of time conditioning them. Well, this is somebody's idea of a head halter for a dog. It's a chain that goes around the bridge of the nose and goes under the dog's jaw. And then it's like a choke, choke chain in behind. There's a lot of different ways of training dogs. If you are in a group that

believes judges are jerks and this course is miserable and I'm never going to get this and that's not fair. That's the kind of energy that you spend your life with. If you spend your life with people who say that dog should know better by now, you've trained him enough. It's time that he gets told that's not acceptable. If that's the kind of people that you spend your life with, then that's the kind of person that you become. Right? And with dog training, guys, it's not necessarily, I mean, I think dog training plans are critical. How do I get my dog to come and sit and do tricks? But what's more important is who's going to help you to know what do you do when things don't go as planned. That, that is the difference between somebody who's coached tens of thousands of people and somebody who has not. Is what, because what most people do is blame the dog. I don't know what else to tell you. Therefore we just have to. And remember if you were with me yesterday, I spoke about, you know, most of you aren't going to be that kind of person. So there is those people who believe that the dog needs to forcefully be controlled, but there's the, what I called yesterday, a little bit of mutton dressed up as lamb. It's where we're using shaping and lots of reinforcement, but we use timeouts. I don't know what to do. Let's give a dog a timeout. What do we do when things don't go as planned? How are you going to get your vision completed when, when things aren't going the way you thought they should be going? And that is, um, where I had this idea the other, uh, well, it was on the weekend. So, um, as you know, I brag on my team all the time. We have an amazing close knit team. And if I can't tell you how many people we have on the team, I think it's 17 people that work here at the door on the dogs, that team. So I had this idea that I'm, I'm always doing my, uh, goal setting and, and it's an ongoing thing. So I'm having a goal setting session for the team. We're coming close to the end of 2021. Let's set goals, personal goals, um, professional goals, whatever you want for 2022. And then I got the idea. What if we did this for our community? So for people in recallers in handling 360 and an IC peeps, I'm going to do it with my team first. And then we're going to do some goal setting as a group, because I don't want you to join my program just because you think it's a good program. I want you to join one of my programs to get outrageous results with your dog. I want you to be sitting back. I want you all to think about this.

Think about December 20 or November 29th. It's the date, right? November 29th, 2022. Everybody just think about that. Future, go back, go into the future. Come on. Let's all get in our, our, uh, uh, Lambert. Was it a Lamborghini that back to back to the future? I should know that. I don't know. Let's all go to November 29th, 2022. And I want you to look back on that year. Look back on what you've just done over the past year. So you are looking back now to where that says you are here. Are you two little dots along the way to your ultimate goal in November, 2020, 2022? Are you three goals, three dots? Are you all the way past your goal and are moving on to a bigger goal? One that you never expected. So when you look back at where you are now from, and you're, you're looking at it from November 29th, 2022, how are you going to get there? So that's what I decided that I want to do with our, recallers, handling 360, ICP. I am going to, and this is going to be automatic for, DeLorean. Thank you. It was a DeLorean. This is going to be automatic for anybody in those three programs that want to join me for goal setting. I want it. It's not about just joining a program. It's about making time in your life to plan a new routine that you play with your dog. So that's what the goal setting is going to be about. And so that is the vision that I have for you guys, but you need to have that vision for yourself. You need to say, okay, I got vision. Um, so I look at the list of all the things at the beginning of the day, at the beginning of this live, when I asked you, what is your big thing you're working on, whether it's tug or healing or a connection or contacts, leash reactivity. How are you going to get there? Who is going to be there? And what is going to happen when things don't go as planned? Right. Yesterday, two days ago, I was talking to Sharon on our team, big hearts for Sharon. Of course, she's awesome. And I said, how many people do you think, yes, Alison, it's going to be on zoom. How many people do you think join me in these lives every day, sign up for our newsletters, get every free thing we give, but have never, ever dared to join one of our programs? Take a guess, leave a comment. How many people do you think not like come once and then leave. They, every time I do free dog training online, they show up. They know, and maybe not every time, but they're, they're on our list. They don't ask to get off our list. They get free dog training through our, the podcast and the blogs and free dog

training. Um, with the training that I do online, take a guess at how many. Yeah, that's right. Lori. I was, I guess 70,000. It was 68,000 people, 68,000 people. You guys are good. 68,000 people. We have that. We constantly are sending them emails and saying, uh, you know, sharing really good information with them and they've never dared to join one of our programs. How can I really help you? If you won't let me coach you, what is holding you back? Is it belief in our programs? I can't imagine that's it because you've seen so many people, so many people that have said, we've shared videos of our students. You you've seen them in here talking about handling 360 or recallers or icy peeps, um, or homeschool the dog or what a difference it's made. So it can't be belief in our programs. It's gotta be belief in you. Now I understand with some of you, it may be finances that are just not right, but 68,000 people, I know we can make a difference in your life. You've just got to believe in yourself. And if you don't believe in yourself, borrow the belief I have in you and how do I have so much belief in you? Because we just have so many students that have done this. So it could start by simply joining Crate Games or our pedicure please program. It could start there. But if you really want to live the life where everything that you're about, you're surrounding yourself with people who believe like I believe that mindfulness and inspiration and happiness and connection and empathy and humility and belief and confidence and kindness and gratitude and empowerment and love and grace and vision. That's what makes up, I can't do this. That's what makes up. That's what makes up amazing dog training. Yeah. 68,000 people. So I want to be a coach for you. I want to help you with your vision. I want to be there for you when things aren't going well, because that's when you really need somebody to help you. Okay. I right now though, I want to give away some prizes. And so what I'm going to do is, um, I, first of all, I'm going to ask you if, if you have enjoyed, if you've been enjoying the, uh, words of the day, please, please, please show me some love hit a like, a wow, a love on this live video right now, wherever you're watching it, please share it with somebody, share it with your social media community, but please share it just with somebody who, you know, could, could use some vision, could use some vision with their dogs. So share, I'm just reading some of your comments. Uh, Dawn wrote, I waited and regretted it. Once you start, the results are amazing. Dawn,

welcome to the family. I think Dawn, you joined this summer. Did you not? I could be wrong. Molly, that's so awesome. I just joined Recallers and bought two homeschool the dogs for my kids. Oh my gosh. That's so awesome. There's the foundation is, is overlapping and I know that it's going to be uh, it's going to be an awesome family fun thing. I, as I mentioned yesterday, I had my brother and my sister-in-law and my niece and my nephew here for trading their brand new rescue beagle yesterday. It was such a great event. And, uh, I just love, I keep telling the kids that they're six and eight that they're going to, um, they're going to take over the family business. Okay. Here's what I'm going to give away. I'm going to give away, um, prize number one is going to be, let's have some big hearts. And thank you to the P to our sponsors, blue nine, giving away a propel. You're going to love it. Yeah. So monkey loves it squeaking. Um, we all know this beautiful from for my murals. If you would like one of your own, if you haven't won one, go to for my murals. It sounds like, sounds like it's insulated cup. Come on now. Help me out though. It's sounds like, yeah. Thank big hearts to our sponsor sounds like Shetty, but it's, but it made in the same company as the sounds like Shetty mug. And finally big hearts for Zen tech for this is a crate pad, uh, made with some massive material designed by a Natsa. Okay. So here's what we're going to do. Hey, yesterday we got to 127 shares. I would love, I would love it today if we could exceed that. So please, please share this with all of your online communities. Thank you to blue nine. Thank you to, it's actually for my murals for my murals that makes these beautiful mugs and you can get your name on grave engraved on them if you want as well. Thank you to our sponsors are so generous. Anytime that I have these crazy ideas, 15 days in a row, I'm going to give away prizes you in and they're like, sure we're in. Okay. 127 of you shared yesterday. And so that's what our goal is. We're going to, our goal is to exceed that. But right now let's just give away some prizes. So I'm going to share my screen. We're going to look at number 127 and oh, come on. I am not going to forget the magic magic. Here's the magic. Boom. Number 87. Number 80. Oh, 15 days. I still laugh at this silly dorky sound. Okay, here we go. We're going to go again. Our third winner. Number 113. Oh, come on. This has got to be a low number. I'm not, I'm going for number 35. I am going for, uh, thank you, Veronica. This is my vote. Number 35. Let's go.

Oh, way off. 97. Those are our three winners. And I'm going to stop the share my team. Uh-oh. I stopped my camera too, somehow. Okay. My team is going to come on and they're going to let me know who are through three winners are first the propel. Number one goes to the propel. Number two gets the sounds like Shetty mug from for my morals. Number three. Um, number three will be, uh, the Zentech. Um, us exchange rate adds more than $200 plus. So I don't think Jamie, uh, maybe for IC peeps, but IC peeps is discounted by way more than that. So, um, uh, and maybe, maybe some of them. Yeah. Recallers consider it a $700 program, because guess what? If you, if we're talking, I'm not sure, Jamie, what program you're talking about, but let's say you're talking about recallers and the exchange rate for Canadians adds $200. Well, the exchange rate for somebody in South Africa actually adds about $2,000. So let's, you, you have to decide if being in our community and not getting just recallers, but you're getting a pedicure, please. You're getting the loose leash walking program called jaywalking. You're getting this amazing community and coaching with us for a year. Is that worth to you? $700. If to get where you are now to get to a better place with this amazing community, you have to decide if that investment and, and no one can make that decision for you. All I can do is tell you, we have thousands of Canadians that are, that have said, yes, that's worth it to me. Um, so that's, that's yeah. If you, this is a really good point. It's way less than if you add up all the services you need for problems later, vet bills, dog running, getting injured, behaviorists. And also if you just look at, um, the local dog training class is nearby is actually for their puppy classes is $800 for puppy classes, right? And that is 12 weeks of puppy class for $800. This is a year of coaching with your puppy. I'm not saying don't go to local classes guys, because if you have a puppy, socialization is really, really important, but, um, it's it, no one can make that decision for you. And we have a, um, a guarantee of, uh, on all our programs. And we have it for two reasons. Number one, we don't want anybody to be in our program. When you think of that list of 15 words, does any of them sound like scammer to you? We don't want anybody in our program that doesn't feel that it's a massive benefit to them. So we want everyone to come in and try it out. And if for whatever reason, maybe you've joined and then your brakes go in your

car. Oh, Susan, uh, I'm still in the guarantee program part. Can I, can I get a guarantee? Can I get a refund? A hundred percent. Right. It's, it's, it's not who we are, right? It's not who we are. This is great. The person who directed me to Susan Garrett was a dog trainer who came to my home for one hour for a hundred dollars. You are getting a lot more than five hours of training on any of our programs, even homeschool the dog, which is right now you can get homeschool the dog for $49. It's a lot more than, it's a lot more than a four hours of dog training that we're giving you. Okay. Nobody can make that decision, but you, but I, I would love to be part of your vision for the next year. And so I'm looking now to see, oh, we've got winners. Um, okay. I made a mistake yesterday. I didn't tell people if you win contact us at wag at dogs at.com and we will, I'm just going to put that up on the screen for you. Wag at dogs at.com and our winners, Chelsea McCormick, you win the propel. Congratulations. And Sherry crease. You win the sounds like Shetty insulated travel mug and Susie Cudmore. Congratulations. You win the Zentech creep hat. Okay. I am going to be signing off, but listen guys, our promotion where you can join any of our programs at, I know we'll bring you at least 10 times, if not more of the value back it ends tonight at midnight. So, uh, I'd love to, for you to, to say yes and be part of this. And if that is right for you, then what I would like you to do right now is to go to dogs, that.com forward slash cyber and join our programs. Join, join one, join more than one. Many people have joined more than one and I'll just share one more time. If you have a question about any of this, leave me a comment here and I'll, I will answer it while we're on here. So when you go to dogs at.com forward slash cyber, you will get to see this. It looks like I'm trying to make a duck lips, but I don't know how I'm doing it because I'm not 20, I'm only 60. And so I don't know what that video freeze is all about, but that gives you a little rundown about, Hey, these are our programs. Which one are you most interested in? And I want you to know be, I've said this before, but when you join recallers, you also get pedicure please. Our programs, as I mentioned, we have this amazing team. Our programs are custom built classrooms. And why did we go to custom built? Because I didn't want somebody to have to scroll through Facebook or scroll through chaos. I wanted things to be clear. I wanted there to be a celebration after every lesson there,

there are classrooms like you would have never seen on, on, on the winter webs before. Okay. So those are the options. And remember there'll be a little countdown timer. We've got 13 hours left. So right now I'm going to just look at the comments and see when will the Jaywalk and Jaywalk be in, in recallers in the new year, it will be, it will be there. That's awesome. Patricia, your local trainer trains with Susan Garrett training. That's great. I will. I, my vision is a whole world is going to be training with Susan Garrett training that this sort of stuff, people won't feel the need to do it because the dog will be so well, well, well behaved without that. A hockey, HALTI recommendations. It really depends on your dog. I personally prefer the gentle leader on my border collies. And that's what I used on my Jack Russell Terriers. I know with tater salad, we have comfort trainer. I think that's what it's called. So it really depends on the dog. HALTIs work great on some breeds as well. Tater salad being brachycephalic, we need to be very particular about the breeds that we do. You know what, Gay? I'm going to miss doing these lives too. This has been fun. I love sharing about how I've got to where I am and how, and inspiring you all to know that it is possible for you. And this is a really good point. I didn't even mention this. Thank you for bringing this up. If you join, post your training videos, because that's how we're going to help you with the vision. That's how we're going to help progress you. Now it isn't mandatory that you post your videos, but if you would like us to give you feedback and I recommend you do it at least every once in a while so that you don't go down a track and then get off on the wrong path. Okay. So let me know. I don't see any questions for you. Thank you guys. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I'm glad that, I'm glad that you've been here. Like I said that I recognize it from, yeah, this stuff. I recognize that you have a lot of choices in dog training and I recognize that this hour of your day that we spend together is you investing time with me. And I want to share that. I appreciate that because I love to see the chat and I love to see people engaging in and saying, heck yeah, that's me. So, uh, thank you for those of you who are joining. And for those of you who are saying, this is not the right time right now, keep listening to the podcast, keep engaging with your dog. And maybe next time around we open registration for our programs at some point next year. Um, maybe that

will be the right time for you. Okay. Keep loving on those dogs. And I hope to see all of you inside of at least one of our programs in the new year.