Mm-hmm.

So we started out playing around, and we, we get fostered them out, and we had about a 90% washout rate.

And looking back now at what we know, we should have kept those few that were vapor weight dog quality or high-end quality dogs at the end, and that should have been what we bred.

But instead, um, we swapped, and we said, "Let's put them in prisons." We had a 90% success rate.

So we structured once we got s- some backbone in these dogs, and that persisted people doing repeat breedings.

Oh, this dog or this dog throws good dogs.

And but there was no thought of it was just this dog has this pedigree, and he's good, and this dog throws good dogs.

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

So we started out playing around and we, we get fostered them out, and we had about a 90% washout rate.

And looking back now with what we know, we should have kept those few that were vapor weight dog quality or high-end quality dogs at the end, and that should've been what we bred.

But instead, um, we swapped and we said, "Let's put them in prisons." We had a 90% success rate.

So we structured once we got s- some backbone in these dogs, and that persisted people doing repeat breedings.

"Oh, this dog or this dog throws good dogs." And but there was no fault of it was just this dog has this pedigree and he's good, and this dog throws good dogs, let's put them together.

But as threats change, as you know, it wasn't, you know, constantly the threat changes.

Mm-hmm.

That's when a boom came.

Yep.

Very little dog work, anything.

Dogs are basically it now.

We have person born IED issues.

We have all this and like dogs are still there.

That's the only thing that can compare to a capable tool to find this detection capability.

are these line bred or are these outcrossed?