So I like that you touched on that.

Yeah, it takes, it takes time, and, and sometimes for people, it's like they're not committed enough.

They want quick results, right? And, and I think that's one of the biggest downfalls about the regular dog training.

Um, people wants quick results, and business owners, in order to get clients, they gotta do that, right? And, and, and you just gotta go with it.

When I, when I first started doing board and trains here in the States, um, it was, like, kinda like the average to do a three-week program for basic obedience, right? And I did that for a while, even though in Mexico I was always using four weeks or more for that, right? And maybe, like, a few years ago, maybe four years ago, I changed to four weeks, right? And the reason why I did that is because I know that I need more time with those dogs, right? I need to create that trust and that relationship with them before I'm able to do more stuff with them.

And some dogs, they have been pampered and spoiled their whole lives.

They have no boundaries.

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