What is going on? No bad dog army. Welcome back to the podcast. I just got back from Canada literally a couple hours ago and it was a very successful time in Canada.

I just wanted to let anybody know who doesn't know. I just spent two weeks in Canada. Did a seminar in Calgary. I also did a seminar in Toronto.

And they were both beautiful and magical. And it's really inspired me and we had a couple of dogs that we had some crazy breakthroughs with that I wanted to share with you guys. And I know it was going to be helpful.

We also have some other podcasts coming at you. I don't know what's today. Today's Tuesday. Yeah, we got some more podcasts coming at you tomorrow and trying to play catch up here. But anyway, I brought my podcast in equipment and planned on doing some on the road.

But I just did not have a moment. It's I can't express how grateful I am to be able to travel the world and do what I do. It really is an amazing thing. And it's this trip really kind of.

I don't know for the first time. I don't know. I don't know how to explain this. But just one of those things that I was like, man, I was just kind of seeing how things are starting to play out my career and some of the things that I get to do. And it's it's really cool and really fascinating. And we're starting to kind of call this the workshops that I do, the amount of people that have come up and been like, this was by far, you know, the best thing for them and the greatest experience for them.

And you know, that just that just means the world to me. And it really is an experience. So we're starting to kind of one of my Russian.

I had a one of my working spots. He was Russian and he said the Tom Davis experience. That's really what it is. It's just such an impactful, crazy couple days for some people in their dogs, the amount of work that we get done. But there was two dogs in particular.

One of them was in Calgary, which is the first seminar that we did. And we didn't let me paint you a picture. We did this seminar at this beautiful horse farms like 120 something acres in this big horse riding arena. And so it was the first time I did one of those. And it is hard when you go out and and I want again to paint a picture guys like when you're seminaring, I take eight working spots, which is eight people can come and bring their dogs. Right. And then we have audit.

We have audit spots, which you can come and watch. You can buy one ticket for auditing for one day or maybe even just the weekend. You can buy it in a bulk and save money. And then the working spots are all weekend.

And so I'm training eight different dogs and we're rotating. So the first dogs in second dogs and third dogs and so on and so forth. And we're rotating. And we usually do a session in the morning and two or three in the evening, both Saturday and Sunday.

And it's it's incredible what we're able to accomplish in these short periods of time. And we did film a lot of it. But we're working on some new filming projects kind of revamping things for YouTube to changing formats as we grow and mature just because I feel like to be honest with you guys like I can't put in the words.

How special and magical these weekends are. And I'm not exaggerating. And for those of you who have been to my seminar before particularly these last couple.

It's just starting to really, it's starting to really become a thing. It's like it's really like a life changing experience that I can't I can't describe. It's like euphoria. I mean, everybody's just buzzing. Everybody's just high. You know, it seems it's just everybody who walks away from it just feels just like this amazing thing.

It's just an incredible thing. And I'm not just trying to talk myself up guys. I just I can't just tell you how amazing these seminars mean to me and how much how much work we get done and just incredible.

And we're documenting it. We have another videographer that had come out and we're putting together some more like documentation of these seminars because I mean, we have eight dogs. All of them either.

We're going to get euthanized. We're going to get put down. Can't walk them. Can't be around other people. Can't be around other dogs. Can't walk like in within 48 hours.

Everybody. Same thing with my out of states like when you come and work in the in my facility. Everybody's literally in the same room with a bunch of strangers with cameras and phones and distractions and outside going on pack walks.

It's like this huge thing. And it's just such a vibe. And I can't. It's just like I don't know. I just I want to share it with more people because it's such a life changing experience for for everybody not just the dogs, but for me and the people around.

It's just everybody just kind of gels into one group. And we're all like this short short term family. You know, in a short period of time, we're all, you know, lion lion.

We're all laughing, crying, hugging, just having such a good time. And I think, you know, this no bad dog army community that we've built really goes to show so many people pull me to side. They're like, man, the group of people that are at this facility in both locations and even before this is like it's so different.

It really is and it's such a special special thing you guys and I really hope I get the opportunity to meet you guys and I hope some of the documenting that we've done this time around and in the future when we go to London, England this year in September and then hopefully some other places just waiting on some visas, but it's it's special.

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