Yeah, I have a program in Uganda Africa called Harvest guards International. And what we do is we take feral dogs, and train them to be guard dogs for African farmers who are finally being successful, and being able to produce food for their families. They become victim to a lot of crime and people taking what they have. And so I was invited to come and do an exploratory program to see if it would work. And at the time, I was told that the farmers had access to German Shepherd breeders. When I got to this part of Uganda, it's very third world. There are no dog breeders whatsoever, but the farmers wanted to be a part of the program. And so they were actually capturing wild feral dogs, feral puppies, they wanted to be in the program, they had to have a dog so they did whatever they could to get a dog. And the first day of the program, I had to put a Martindale collar, flea and de worming treatment on these feral dogs. And so we started with dogs that have been abused. You know, the culture there is that dogs are a nuisance animal. Much like we would consider coyotes here, you know, on a sheet farm wheat, farmers would drive them away, and they will use whatever means necessary sticks, rocks kicking, hitting, I mean, it's sad, but that was the culture. And so not only did we have to deal with feral dogs, but we dealt with people who were terrified of dogs hated dogs. And within three days, we had dogs that were doing obedience skills that you would learn 810 weeks into a school here and what was the difference? was we had people who had no perceived notion of what the dog should do. If I told them hold your leash like this, and walk over there and stop. That's what they did. They were looking up they were breathing naturally, they were walking confidently. And so the dogs just responded and did exactly what they told them to do. Now the hard part was getting the physical touch because these dogs had never been touched by human hands. The humans had never touched dogs and so they were fearful. But it was amazing when they just followed instructions shut their brain off as far as what if, how? How will he what? You know, all the things we go through, they just did what I told them because they wanted to be successful so badly. And it worked. And so then we went back again, I was just there again in April in May, we went to another whole village, we started another whole school. And the same thing happened. So it wasn't just a fluke, you know, we pulled that off once. Now we're doing it, we're starting a third school. And we're taking dogs that have a horrible history, people that have horrible fear. But when they both decide, let's move forward, the magic happens