Let's talk about all the rewards that I might use and that you could use.

I mean, I'm not, there's probably a quadrillion different pieces of food that you could choose to use.

But let's just group them into general categories. So, there's fruits and vegetables.

So, I might use cut up pieces of carrot or blueberries, possibly freeze-dried, possibly fresh.

I have used frozen blueberries as well. There's other fruits and vegetables like maybe green

beans, it depends what I have on hand or apples. Now, I will rarely train my

dog with just fruits and vegetables. They might be mixed in with other things. And you have to

be careful because some of these fruits and vegetables are pretty high in sugar. And then

there's meat, which is what dogs really want, let's face it. And there's various forms

of meat. So, you can

get freeze dried meat, which is like a lot of times you'll get things like beef lung.

It's kind of like the old sponge toffee that we used to buy as a kid. Not at all alike.

But it's the same texture as what I was getting at. There's freeze dried meats. There's

dehydrated, which

I think are more attractive generally than freeze dried. Freeze dried often, you might

get freeze dried liver, freeze dried lung. I mean, we have a freeze dryer, so we

freeze dry or so we freeze dry any kind of meat. So, there's freeze dried, there's dehydrated,

there's cooked meats, which we commonly will use. And then there's

fresh or raw meats, which I rarely use, but I have used on occasion raw stewing beef. You have

to be careful, hygiene, washing hands, washing all the surfaces, you know what I mean.

So, those are the typical presentations of the meats. So, also,

I will cook meat. When I say I, it's the royal eye. Somebody here will cook like tuna

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