So Mark, what are your thoughts on that?

Well, this is something that we run across quite a bit actually, especially in a clinic situation where horses will come in on the first day, and they're, and they are overwhelmed.

And almost always, if things work out for them, the next day they're gonna be fine.

They're, they're gonna feel a lot better, we'll say it that way.

But it's interesting because I, I think sometimes we look at the horse, and what we do really is we sort of, we anthropomorphize what we're seeing, and we just look at the behavior as either good or bad.

We kinda put, we put the behavior in, in one of those two categories, that the behavior I'm seeing is either good because it's what I'm looking for, or it's bad because it's not what I'm looking for.

Horse behavior has no value to it.

Mark.