Yeah, so they pick up a lot from us. So oftentimes, two people will say, well, they're barking and I'm telling them to stop and they won't stop. And I say, Well, when you're yelling at your dog, when they're barking, they think you're also barking. So they think they're doing the right thing, they think we're all barking at the mailman, and the mailman goes away. So it's, you know, again, reinforced, the dog isn't aware that the mailman wasn't going to stay at our house the whole time. So we're reinforcing that why we accidentally reinforce a lot of our behaviors, because we aren't aware that that's what we're doing right for the jumping, people are talking to their dog, no off, stop down. And again, you're giving the dog the attention. Even if it's negative attention, it's still getting some reaction from you, which is what it wants, it wants to engage with you when it's jumping up, right. So that's reinforcing again. So a lot of times, we have to check our own behavior to see how we're reinforcing things with our dog and what we have to do to change it. Right. A lot of times, we have to just kind of ignore dogs when they're doing things we don't want them to do. And then engage with them when they are doing something we like. So for the jumping, I ignore it, I'll turn my back, I won't engage at all, I won't even look or talk to them. And as soon as the four paws are on the floor, that's when I'll go and get a little pet or say hi, that's when I engage, right because that's what I want the dog to do. When I see it. I want it to four paws on the floor nice and calm, and that's when I engage.