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And, um, while you're thinking of that and while you're writing them in the comments, I'm going to share with you. I, many years ago, I was a speaker at the American, I don't know what the official title was, but it was the pug, pug dog national championships. It was like their weekend where they had agility and obedience and, um, confirmation. So it was for pugs and I was, uh, speaking there and I gave a little talk. Anyway, we, there was a, a, a, um, what do you call it? Um, wine and cheese party. Um, yeah, those pug people know how to have a good time. And so when I was there, I was there and one of the people said they had this rescue pug and it was, um, 18 months old. And there was like a whole coffee table. Like it was a big round coffee table filled with like cheese and kielbasa and crackers. And it was just as beautiful spread. And she said, she, um, she was talking about, um, I don't know if I had a dog there or not. Can't remember, but here's what I do remember. She was talking about this rescue dog that she had that was now four. I think she got it at 18 months old. She's like, there's no way I could have it in this room with all that on the table. And I said, really, you do, you don't think that it would be possible. No, not this dog. He has a history. And, and, and what happens is our beliefs, we create, I hate to use the word excuses, but that's what they are to support that belief. And so I said, why don't you go get them and bring them in here. And, um, maybe I'll help you have a new opinion of your dog. So to her credit, that pug came in clawing at the floor when it saw that low table. All right. It was a coffee table, not far off the ground and no, no problem for that pug to jump up and just go crazy on this pug buffet. Right. So I, uh, I'm like, yeah, you're right. He really loves food. That's caught. That's really cool. Long story short, I would say it probably took me 15 minutes and that pug was happily lying beside the table, um, ignoring the food on the table. And it was, that is pretty fast for me to teach a dog. It's your choice. And, and I, that was done without me saying a word. I didn't say a word to that dog. I didn't say, ah, no, leave it. I said nothing. I just shaped his behavior by playing games. 15 minutes. I, you know, I'll tell you another story. What is your choice? I met a very good friend of mine. One, one of the world's best in agility, uh, Yelko, Yelko Gora. I met him by, uh, we are standing beside each other at closing ceremonies at a world championships, Croatia, Canada. And, um, he had a puppy there and, um, the puppy was kind

of all over the place. And I said, can I, can I play with your puppy? And I played him. It's your choice. The dog settled. It was amazing. Okay. I'm going to read some of your comments. Um, what you said. Okay. So, wow. Your dog really likes dogs. That's a great one. Josephine. Wow. That dog doesn't charge, charge or to greet people at the door. Wow. Your dog is so affectionate. These are awesome. I'm not worthy of my puppy. He surprises me all the time. Dogs are so awesome. They help us break. They help us rise to be a better person. I promise you it'll help. And if you allow your dog to help you, I believe, you know, my personal opinion, I I'll just put it out front. Like you may or may not have a higher being in your life. I am a Christian. And so I believe that there's a reason that God and dog are spelled, but you know, one's spelled the other ones backwards because I believe that my life lessons are brought to me through my dogs. Um, wow. Your, your dog is so quiet and greets people so nicely while I'm holding the banshee. Um, wow. Your dog is so well behaved. You guys got some good wow statements. Wow. Your dog is so polite when meeting people. Uh, wow. Your dog is so nice and friends with other, other dogs. Uh, wow. Your dog is so calm. Wow. That dog is confident. Wow. Your Frenchie is fast. Wow. Your pug is so great for nail trims. Erica, I promise you. So if you know, tater salad, I would, before we got the DNA back when we did our, our test on tater salad, I said to Kim, I would be willing to bet there's pug in this dog because I have a long, uh, I have, I have, I have, I had a student many years ago who had a lot of pugs and I spent a lot of times I babysat the pugs. I ran one of them. I got titles, agility tables on them. So I know pugs as if I know my own dogs. So I said, I've never seen a dog be so phobic about having his paws touched at the thought of getting his nails cut as tater salad other than pugs. There's gotta be pug in this dog. And lo and behold, guess what? When we got his DNA back, I think he's 15% pug. Yeah. So I get, I feel what you're thinking that, you know, that pugs, they're just, they don't like they're having their nails done. Um, wow. Your dogs leave it as amazing. Wow. My 13 and a half year old dog with arthritis still jumps on the coach with a by himself. Uh, wow. Dogs are quiet when people enter, the garden. Wow. You called your dog off of deer fox. Wow. You guys have got some great ones. Wow. Your dog likes to be in the car. I can drive off road and my dog free of motion sickness. Oh,

that's a toughie. We can get you there. Wow. Your dog has great drive. I can't believe I can, you can trim my dog's nails. They run from snap. I don't, I don't, I think Kim's got tater salad over at the building, but, um, before this live is over, I'm, I'm just going to text Kim right now and, um, and ask her for a, here, I'm just going to say, Kim, we need a tater salad nail trim demo up here in the next 15 minutes, if you can, please. Okay. So I'll give you that little, wow. Wow. Wow. He's so calm. Oh, you guys, these are amazing. Amazing. There's some that I would never have thought of. Um, okay. So we are going to talk about today. Wow. Your dog doesn't bark at people. What I want, what we're going to talk about today is belief and, um, belief is something that if you've been watching any of my, my, um, podcasts, my shaped by dog podcast, or have listened to them, then you've probably heard me talk about, um, the belief circle and the belief circle is something that I've put together from my work with people like, uh, Tony Robbins and Zig Ziglar. And, um, I've pieced this together and it just makes a hundred percent sense to me that everything in our life is connected to belief, but you've got to consider where, where do our beliefs formulate? And it's, you know, obviously we are people who like to think, well, well, I'm a very object, objective thinker. I'm a scientist at heart. Um, I, I, my beliefs are the way it is. That is the way we, we think is what I believe is the absolute truth. It's undeniable. It's the truth, but it's an illusion. Our beliefs create illusions and they're like a pair of glasses. Oh, these ones are particularly filthy that we wear every day that create a filter of how we see the world. So like, if we had a belief that, um, all border collies are, are, are a little bit, uh, okay. Can you get, hi, Chi Chi. Can you put him downstairs and bring up the Dremel so I can do a little demo here? Thank you. So did you see how happy he came in? He's such a goober. So if you had a belief that like, say you didn't like dogs, all dogs want to bite people. Let's say that was your belief. And you're walking down the street and you saw a dog like stare at you. You would be like, see that dog wants to bite me. Or if a dog lunged at you, you would go, yeah, see that dog wants to bite me. All dogs want to bite people. That is your belief. And now that's, you, you look through that lens. And so what you're doing is you're, every time you see that happening, now you might pass a hundred dogs that don't, but you don't really even notice them. What you notice

are the ones that confirm the bias you have that all dogs want to bite you. Do you see what, what, what, what I mean there? Okay. So, um, if you believe that all bulldogs or all pugs hate having their nails trim, well, it would have been supported by Tater Salad when we first got him because he absolutely was like frantic at getting away from you. If you tried to touch his nails, I don't, do you have any cookies on you? Cause I don't want him to. Yeah. Oh, okay. He told me it was just getting the Dremel on. What you know would be best is putting them in that X pen and turning the Dremel on or put them in that crate. I don't know. That would be funny. So, so you have these beliefs, which create a bias. And then we look through that's, that's right. Marietta. We look through life at four. We're looking for examples. Now we're not consciously doing it. It's our subconscious. We program our brain with these beliefs and our subconscious goes through life, looking for ways to confirm that belief. Oh yeah. Now if you follow any, um, any political, um, parties on, especially in social media, there is beliefs, they are created about their opposition and it's created this confirmational bias that people are always constantly looking for. Right? So that's what happens when a belief starts. Now, where does the belief start? A lot of the time, believe it or not, our beliefs start based on some trauma we had as a young child. And then we carry that throughout our life. And it could be that, um, somebody said, um, I'll give you an example for me. People would say, why don't you just finish what you start? Why can't you just finish what you start? Or why can't you just sit still? Why can't you, uh, why do you always have to be talking? All of these things created beliefs in my brain. And it took years for me to understand how those could be not something that I should be ashamed of, but something that actually make me, uh, you know, bring out the best of me. Right. And so I don't want to get too deep into the psychology that a lot of beliefs are, are founded in trauma. And, but I just want you to be aware that you need to be intentional about the beliefs you have. Right. So if you look at, I'm going to, I'm just going to pull up the belief, um, circle that I spoke about. So let's say you have a belief that somebody wrote, um, you mentioned something about reactivity. So if your belief is that, um, my dog is, uh, reactive towards other dogs, then what's going to happen is you're going to go down the street and you're going to, um, be looking for other

dogs going, Oh my gosh, I got to stay away from other dogs because my dog is going to react. That's just the way it is. My dog just reacts at other dogs. And then what that's going to do is your thoughts. Therefore are going to affect the emotions you have as you're walking down the street with your dog, you're going to be walking down the streets with, um, you're going to be in heightened arousal. You're going to be a little bit anxious. If you see another dog, you might even start gripping the leash a little bit. You're going to be like, what's going on here. What, what, my, uh, uh, uh, now I don't want to, I don't want to have to pass that other dog. So that's your emotions. So your actions are going to be, as I said, you tighten the leash, you might start open-eyed and you probably won't be breathing as much is, you know, our dogs feel our emotions. It goes right down the leash. And so what happens is our dogs might start reacting earlier and earlier, or you might end up not walking your dog at all. If there's a chance, if you think there might be a chance that you see another dog, you might not walk your dog where there's a possibility of, of other dogs. So then you never get a chance to see how brilliant your dog can be right. Our beliefs. So think about whatever belief you have about your dog. My dog absolutely is phobic about there's people who have to go to the veterinarians and get their dogs put under to get their nails cut. Can I turn on the Dremel? Yeah. So let's see what happens. I'm just going to show you. This is like the best recall. You could take this for a walk with me. What's going on? Did you want your nails cut? Can you put your paws up here? Can I cut your nail? Here we go. Yeah. So go see Kim. She'll give you a cookie. So this is a dog who came to us, you know, we, we actually, his nails were so long. We tried to restrain him. He was way too strong. It wasn't possible. And, um, so he would have been a dog that would have had to have been sedated. This is a brachiocephalic dog. Not a good thing. I wouldn't want to do that to him. So it's, we have to change our belief. If this dog could learn to like having his nails done, what would have to happen? And so then you change your thoughts, you change your emotions about the, about the event you change. And then because you've changed your emotions to one of, that's not possible. You, you, you, you start thinking of, well, what actions would I have to take to make that happen? And then you get different results every single time. All right.

Does that make sense to you guys that you get different results and it starts with having a new belief, a new belief? Yeah. Veronica back when I started being more focused on my dog's emotional response to nail trimming time, that's when I noticed, um, this was back in the mid nineties. My one Jack Russell Terrier would run and go under the bed if she thought I was having to cut nails. Right. And so I needed to come up with a way to get different results. That wasn't the, you can reverse engineer it. That's not the result I want. Therefore I have to take different actions. All right. What do I emotions have to be to take different actions? All right. Now, what are my thoughts are going to be and what are, what is going to be my belief? Everything starts with that belief. Right? So it's, it's easy for me to talk about it because I've just seen it happen, not just in my dogs, but in our students' dogs time and time and time again, what has to happen now? Now, whatever you guys said in your wow statements, do you believe if I would come and visit your house every day that I would be able to train your dog and get the wow statement that you wouldn't think is possible about your dog, that I would be able to get it pop, make it possible about your dog. Susan Garrett wants to come and visit your dog and whatever you said, nobody would ever say about my dog. Do you think I could get results in your dog? Just leave me a yes or a no. No, not possible, Susan, or okay, Susan, I've seen what you've been able to do. And I'm pretty sure that you could get those results so that I could have the wow statement that I don't think anybody would ever say about my dog currently. I'm, I think now that if you would come to my house every day, we eventually could get that wow statement. I could get people saying that wow about my dog. Okay. Susan Garrett, So I, I see that you guys are, are saying yes. I hope you are saying yes. Yes, definitely. Some of us, uh, Stacy said yes, of course. And that would be fun. Sure. I think it would be fun. So I'm, you know, I'm sharing some of your, of course I would. Yes. I would love that. For sure. You don't, you wouldn't even have to clean up. Right. The spare bedroom's ready anytime. Absolutely. Definitely. Marion says. Um, so Angie said, if I say absolutely not, will you prove me wrong? I'm free Sunday. Absolutely. You know, I would because that's how I roll. So here's the thing about belief. It's two parts of an equation. The first thing I had to find out, do you believe in

your dog? Do you believe in the brilliance that's within that dog? And every one of you that have answered me, Oh, I'd love to go to Germany. Everyone. Oh, Cassandra might have the winning answer here. You know what? It doesn't matter how much you can pay for that private lesson. You got vegan chocolate chip cookies where it's, it's a done deal. You all have said you believe Susan Garrett could come and get different results with your dog. That's all I need. If you a hundred percent believe in that dog. Now, the only other part of the equation is you. And so I need you to believe that you can get those results because although I can't come in person to train your dog, I a hundred percent could be there online to help you train your dog. And I know you'll get those results. I know that the wow statements that you've been saying about other people's dogs would be possible in your dog. If you number one, saw your dog in a different light, believed in them, which you all said you could. And number two, you started believing in yourself. And that is hard because you are carrying that baggage of other people saying you don't have what it takes to train a dog or that dog and you aren't a good team, or you maybe have the history of my last dog had the same problem. And it's still, I, you know, I'm just an anxious person. So I give that anxiety to my dog. That baggage is what you're carrying and that's what's creating your belief. And as you guys know that I'm a big fan of, of Wayne Dyer. So I'm going to share with you yet another great Wayne Dyer quote. If you believe it will work out, you'll see opportunities. If you believe it won't, you'll just see those obstacles, right? That's the way it is. And so go back to that belief circle and know that it starts with the belief you have. And now if you believe this is the way it's going to happen, then you're going to say, wait, what's your next thought? Okay. Where's my plan? How do I come up with my plan? What do I have to do? Susan's got me convinced my dog. It's possible for my dog and I want it for my dog. And so I'm going to have to see myself through a new lens. I'm going to wake up every morning and I'm going to say, you've got this. So now where am I going to go with my plan? And I'm just going to share with you, you know, I just, I'm so proud of our online students. So I, I just picked four online students who had a, what we call a limiting belief about their dog. So first one, I'm going to share, train, train with older methods. Maybe some of you have trained with older methods with your dog.

And so you have a limiting belief. I've trained X number of dogs with these older methods. And I know that this is not possible. And so Allison wrote with her Corgi. I knew I needed to transition from the methods I'd learned in the eighties, but something told me luring and having no rules was not the answer either. Once I stumbled upon Susan Garrett's free podcast, shaped by dog. I knew I'd found my community science-based deep thinkers who put fun, kind and clear first in everything they do. I joined Recallers within four months with my four month old puppy. And four months later, I also joined Handling360. People are astounded by our progress and my puppy's huge desire to focus and learn. It's a plan. Recallers just gives a plan, right? So this is a kind of a sad one, but it has a happy ending. All right. So Allie wrote, my dog was just a puppy. When I first heard about Recallers, he'd been jumped numerous times. That's a toughie by off leash dogs. And he became very stressed out and around other dogs. And you guys, you may even know that scenario with your own dog. Once they've been jumped, especially once, I mean, some dogs, it only takes one time learning before for them, depending on how serious the jumping was for them to become very leery of other dogs. So he'd been jumped multiple times, but off leash dogs, and he became very stressed. So in Recallers, he learned, Allie learned how to build back her dog's confidence using games. And in two months, he was able to go back and attended classes. And the teacher noticed right away the difference. He was more relaxed and responsive and well behaved during class. Three months later, she passed, she passed her canine good citizens with her dog and where he had to heal by other dogs. And one year after being a Recallers dog, he passed his public access test to be certified as a service dog. And you guys know as a service dog, those dogs have to be able to go anywhere. So if Allie had been locked in that belief, this dog has been jumped so many times and now is nervous about other dogs. And what happens next is they become reactive about other dogs. What we have to do is turn that around, all right, and create confidence. And that confidence just comes from clarity. And that's what all of our online programs are providing is that clarity. So whether it's Handling 360 that you're looking at, Clarity and Agility or Recallers. I got two more. If it's all right if I share two more, I'm going to go with what you guys are saying. Is it all right if I share two more stories from people

who have been in your shoes and had seen limitations and had worried and wondered what was possible? Okay, perfect. I'm going to share two more. Okay. Now this one, LaDonna. LaDonna said, as a senior citizen with arthritis and a deaf dog, I obviously was concerned about whether this program that with this program, whether I could make it work for me. I was concerned about the investment and what my husband would think, but I was desperate to find an answer to help my little deaf dog be all she could be. I chose to join and not tell anyone until they could see the changes in my three dogs. That was four years ago. And we've never looked back. Best investment I've ever made in my dog. And LaDonna has grown to be like an icon in our program because her dogs went literally from, she had a picture when she started of her four Dalmatians on the kitchen table, eating things like off the butter dish, to she regularly shows pictures of her dogs just chilling when her grandchildren are home. And we're talking about Dalmatians, no disrespect to the breed, but they definitely have a extra gear in energy. And when you have more than one Dalmatian in a home, it's like an exponential effect. It isn't an additional effect. It's not one plus one, it's one to the power of one or 10. If you know Dalmatians, you know what I'm talking about, right? They tend to egg each other on. Okay. And Nancy, Nancy wrote at first, I was skeptical about online learning, but as we progressed through the course, we have been having more fun and our confidence grew. We now have a great relationship. We trust each other. We're kind to each other. I learned about training new behaviors, using games and reward based methods. Plus how to approach husbandry. Nail trimming is now stress-free for both of us. Our Recallers Foundation is empowering us to earn, has empowered us to earn trick titles, to venture into the world of agility. Now my two-year-old dog is always wanting to learn more and more, and we're having a lot of fun together. So it all starts guys with the belief, but belief, like if you have ever read the book, The Secret, like you can put intentions to the world and maybe that might work for you, but putting the intentions, believing in what's possible and then having somebody hand you a plan that says, this is your lessons for this week. And then you are part of a community and they go, Hey, did you do the first game? I did the first game while my dog thought it was so much fun. Well, my dog did this. And then you're in this community

of people sharing about their experiences. And then the next week you get another new lesson plan. And so your confidence in yourself goes up because you're following a lesson plan that I know has worked for people just like you. And so that's what I want for all of you. Any of you watching this video, I want you to believe in this loop. In this loop, you won't get different results if you can't start with new beliefs. And it's very honestly, it's difficult to start with new beliefs if you don't have a plan to get you there. And so that's what it is. And that's why once or twice a year, we have our, we put our programs available to everybody because normally our programs are only available to register when the registration period is open. And so for this cyber event, which Black Friday starts Friday, starts Friday, but this is a jumpstart as the little logo there implies. It's a jumpstart. So you can join any of our programs and you can join any of our programs now. Oh, I forgot. I got to give away prizes today. Sometimes I get excited about teaching and I forget to give away prizes, but I will give away prizes. Hold on. So what I want to show you, I'm going to share my screen. Hold on. You share my screen. Share screen. Boom. If you go to dogsat.com forward slash cyber, this is where you end up. So these across the top are all the programs that we have, um, an amazing opportunity for you guys to, to join the registration has never been better for you, but see this little video here. You click on this video. Do you see this flow chart in the back? That is my brain dumping out a way for you guys to decide what is the best program for you and your dog. Okay. And, um, while you're there, just click on the SMS notice notifications, sign up for our notifications and then I can let you know when, when we're live. Okay. So I want to talk about the prizes. I better come. I better stop my share. So I'll come back here because I could show you, check this out. This is from the people at Zentech. It's a bed that it's got a cooling blanket underneath. It's really, really, really pardon the pun. It's cool. All right. And, um, this is a large size in case you're wondering, I didn't ask if I can give away two today, Lisa, can I give away two? I'm giving away two anyway. So give away two today. Okay. So I'm going to give away two of these from the good people at Zentech. Check them out. If you, you know, if you've never seen their products, I love their products. I've been using them for more than 10 years. I'm going to

give away two yesterday. I said, I was going to give away a prize for anybody who shared yesterday's alive. And I'm going to do this today. If you are on this and you are watching and you would like to share the message of belief with other people and which I really hope you do, because the more people could see the good in their dogs, the more they would make the effort. But I think a lot of times people don't make the effort because they have no idea where to go. And they go to maybe a local class. And honestly, somebody teaching local classes, they're doing a great job, but they don't have 30 years of experience training dogs. They've not given thousands of lectures all over the world to help other people with their dog training. They haven't stood on the podiums and won, um, awards at world championships of agility. And why is that important? Because I'm 60 years old and I'm competing against 20 year olds. Yes. There's a wide range, but I'm still competing at an elite level. You have to know dog training and you have to be able to bring out the best in dogs. When people like, people like LaDonna, who's a senior who has some mobility issues. How can we do that when she can't get down on the floor and roll around? All right. So what I would like you to do is I'd like you to share this video about belief, go to your social media. And if you've shared it in three places like Twitter and Instagram, come on back here and say, I shared three times and we will put you in the draw for tomorrow. I joined H360 in October of this year. That was just last month. And oh my God, what a change in my dog. Marie-Ann, thank you for coming on and sharing that. I love when we get people dialed in to just play these games. Don't, don't, don't, don't look to your left and your right. Just look at your dog and just make three to five minutes a day in your time, in your day to do these games. And you are going to see a massive change in your dog. Okay. So if you shared it and you wrote three times, then you are going to get three names into the draw for tomorrow. Okay. But today I decided I'm giving away two, two Zentech dog beds. You guys are going to love these. Okay. Especially any of you that are ever out in, um, in a warm weather. If you are trialing where, where it's warmer, have that Zentech mat there for your dog. They have an option to go and cool down. It's very cool product. Okay. So here's what we're doing. Um, my number for today, I'm going to open this up. I'm going to go back and double check with my team. What my number is from yesterday. Okay.

103 shares yesterday, 103. So I'm going to share my screen. We're going to do this twice. Oh, this is the fun part. I don't know why this makes me smile. I'm going to put the, um, I'm going to put the earpiece up to the microphone so you can hear the drum roll. Oh, Susan, you're such a kid. Okay. So I'm sharing the screen and my number was 103. I believe that's what I said. 103. Okay. Here we go. And we're going to it's the little things that make me smile. So 41, my team's going to look that up and we're going to share who that is, but we're going to do this again because I'm giving away two prizes today. Okay. Oh my gosh, Susan. That's just craziness. Okay. Um, all right. So Kathy, I love this. My key, my key was to stop overthinking and just play the games. Bingo. My dog really became, started catching on super fast and that's the way it works. Here's what we have. We have people who come into recallers or handling 360 and they, and they have either a, uh, a very little experience, say no experience in handling 360. Like I've, I've never even seen agility. We have that level or in recallers I'm brand new. I just got my first dog ever. And we have people who are like elite trainers. I've been doing this for a very, very long time. And then we have the people in the middle. Here's been my observation. People who come in with no or little experience experience, they do exactly as it's written up. Just like you said that, that they just play the games. They don't overthink it. They just do as they're told people at the elite level, believe it or not. If they're going to make an investment in this program, they're willing to like suspend what they know and just start from fresh as with a beginner's mindset and play the games as we outline and they get amazing results. The only time when there's mixed results is when people say, I don't need to do that. My dog should know that. I just, I'll skip that one. I'll go to this one. And I don't see the point of that game. So I'll just go to this one. I'm going to jump over here. Those are the only ones. So if you're a person who can just say, I'm just going to do play the games as they come out. And if you have a game that gives you more struggles, you're going to, you're going to put your hand up and, and myself and my coaches are going to get in there and we're going to help you. So Twyla has a question. What course name contains the games? Here's the thing Twyla, every single one of them, everything I teach my dogs, every single thing I have ever taught a dog has been taught in the form of a game. I have never taught anything else other

than in within the form of game. So my entire program, all the way up to becoming the world champion of dog agility, every single skill has been taught in the form of a game. Right? So Carla, Carla wrote, I started handling 360 because I was always behind my dogs, especially May. The verbals in H360 made an incredible difference for both my dogs, understanding exactly what I wanted. Clarity, you can't beat it. It's just so true. Okay. I'm just going to see. Okay. So we have two winners. I'm so excited. I love, I know why Oprah likes giving away prizes. Okay. Here we go. Here we go. Rebecca Ford and Debbie Kajinsky. How's that? How about that? Those are the two people. Oh, come on. Let's have some hearts. Hearts. Come on. Let's have some hearts. Hearts for our winners. Boom, boom, boom. Zentech. Crate mats coming your way. And the really cool thing about this is the good people at Zentech, they're going to find out what size dog you have. And we're going to send one that fits your dog. Okay. Um, Twyla said, I'm, I'm the trainer who relies on games, heavily on games. So this is great. It's amazing. Please go jump on over to, to a dogsat.com and you will see, oh, I got to get back to, here we go. There we go. Dogsat.com forward slash cyber. Take your time. Look at the, look at the opportunities. If you're not sure where to start, then just watch the video. If you still have questions, either come on back here and leave them on this video or you'll, you'll see a, um, a place to contact us right there on the registration page. So Jerry, it's on the screen right under my name. Isn't this cute? That's tater. Not this came all the way from Wales. My friend, Angie McKelvey gave it to me. It was made by this. This is daddy. The baby daddy's owner made this for us. Okay. Thank you for today. I'm not going to tell you what tomorrow's word is, but, um, belief was a biggie for me because I'm, that's going to open so many opportunities for you and your dog. I'll see you tomorrow. Same time, same place. 1 PM.