Hey, what's going on, no bad dog army. Hope you're well. You are on to earth me again. We are in a

random parking lot in

Van Horn, Texas, which is

Eastern Texas close to Arizona, close to Mexico. I'm looking at a McDonald's and some pigeons and like an old hotel.

We're hanging out here. It's a day off, so typically on the days off. I

try to do as much as I can to get back to you guys and

you know work with the content with my editors and try to figure out the next move for that.

As we're on the roads, our days off are really not days off. We're just not training. We're editing and

we're creating content and that's what I'm doing here. Everyone else is

off-getting coffee, I think, and I am here doing the podcast because it's nice and quiet and that's

why I stuck back just so I could do this with you guys. This is probably one of the most important

podcasts in a while and I'll tell you about it in a little bit. So I have some really great

news and of course some some bad news. I guess let's see what do you guys want to start with? Let's

start with the good news. Good news is, if you guys remember my video with Baloo, the big gray

pit bull and the shelter that I went and worked with, that's been there for a year.

I'll give you a little story if you haven't seen it or if you have. Let's run it back down. So

basically we went into a shelter right outside in New York in Massachusetts but like an hour and

a half away from my house and there's a company that came in or as a couple of their trainers

came in to work with their personal dogs and they had asked if I could go out and help them with

some of their troubled dogs and something I always like to do. If I have time and that's

that's the biggest thing is just having time to do that and so we did and they had a dog there

named Baloo and he had been there for I think a little over a year because of his reactivity to

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