This is Think Tech Hawaii, Community Matters here. Hi, aloha. I'm Glenn Martinez of all of Mono Gardens, and this is my sidekick and farm manager, Natalie Cash and co-host. And we'd like to thank you for tuning in to Think Tech Hawaii. Yeah, because we are techie people. We are. Today is going to be about making tea. You know, I've had enough coffee, I'm going to tea now, right? Yeah. Yeah. And I've not worked until I found out there was more caffeine in tea than there is in coffee. Wow, that didn't work out too good. Oh, no. But the tea we're going to make is compost tea. Yeah. Right? And so, do we have some video or some slides to show today? We sure do. What do you want to show first? Video. The video. Okay. So, we've got a little video introduction into our compost tea. Now, this is compost tea that we make for our plants. I don't actually drink it. Even though I tell all the kids to come to the farm, I shampoo with it. And it has done wonders. Before, I was ball headed. And now, look at that. Isn't it looking much better? So, don't underrate what compost tea can do for you. Okey-dokey. So, let's show that little video that we have for compost tea. This pump, the hose attaches to here. And you simply place this down in the water.  At the bottom, it goes up.  Okay? There's just one fitting there. There's no glue on this fitting. It doesn't matter. Okay? So, you're going to have your hose here. The way it works is the air comes down here and it has a choice. It can go this way or it can go this way. Since this way goes up, it starts pumping.  This thing goes, drops down. You stick it in. It hits the bottom. You go over and you plug into the bucket and it goes like this. This ensures you'll be taking the water off the bottom.  This is the little wand I mentioned that you angle this. If it's angled up, well, the water is just going to come here and it's not going to pump up. If it's level, it's going to pump up to a certain amount and then release. If you aim it down just a little bit, you can fill the bucket up more and more. If you go down too far, you'll fill the bucket all the way up and the water will be coming out on the sides. It's pretty self-explanatory. It's on a threaded fitting so it won't fall off or anything like that. You can just tighten it up to whatever little tension that you like where it'll stay where you put it. You just walk over like this and you simply put this in your 15-gallon bucket, reach under and poke it up into the 5-gallon bucket. That's all there is to that. If that went on and running, you can hear it pulsating right now. Okay, so what you saw there was just a quick view. It's a 55-gallon drum that settles in center blocks. On the top of it, I put a couple of boards across and I put another 5-gallon bucket. The secret is inside the 5-gallon bucket, we go to bakeries where they sell things in metrics. All the strawberry toppings and the lemon-filled toppings, they come in metric. Turns out they're about 4-1.5-gallon bucket. The white bucket that went inside the orange bucket is really only a 4-1.5-gallon bucket. Why is that important? Doesn't stick together. Anybody ever got 2-5-gallon buckets and tried to pull them apart? That's agony, right? What we do here is in that top bucket, we draw lots and lots of holes through it so the air in the water can come through. I put in a $5 Home Depot Hardware Hawaii paint strainer bucket. It's like $2 for $5, $2 for $6. Basically, they're a 5-gallon net strainer and you strain the paint through it. Not to show how old I am, but I remember when we used to use ladies pantyhose. I don't know any ladies that don't stretch to 5-gallon. It takes a big girl. But we want to strain the paint so we don't get lumps to spray up our head. In my case, I want to keep all the worm castings inside the net bag. Today I brought, just in case Natalie wanted a snack in the middle of the show, some worm casting. This is it. It looks like coffee grounds. It's fine. It's very, very lightweight, as you see here. It smells very clean. We have 3 Arabian horses, couple of goats, 200 chickens and ducks, and they're pooping all over the place. We pick up the poop. We feed it to the worms. The worms digest it. It comes out odor-free and sanitary. Odor-free. That's what our farm is about. That's what our farm is about. Odor-free.  You go over in the barnyard where there are 200 animals and there are no flies, because there's nothing there to attract it. Isn't that funny? A lot of people say, so what's a big deal with the compost heap? Well, my inspiration in this is a guy named Sir Albert Howard out of England. About 1903, 1905, this guy graduates from Cambridge University in England and they send him off as an agricultural extension agent to a place called Indore, India. Well, I thought it was like Indore Outdoor. Indore Outdoor. I said, wow, he said Indore Gardening. Wow. No, Indore was INDOR. It's the name of a community in India. So they send him there and he's very well funded. He's got a 300-acre place and they have money for tractors and all the modern stuff at the time. And he said, no. First, he would learn from the Indians what they do. So he went out and studied what they were doing and then went to see how he could improve what they were doing, not just come with his English ways.  It wasn't going to happen. And I believe when people go to learn from people or get more information or teach them, you come back with much more information. That's right. And my boss, Dr. and partner, Dr. Vinnie Ron, who brought Natalie and I to the Philippines for several trips, he also brought us to America and Samoa and that. And referred us on to China. He's been a great inspiration in my life. And I thought it was odd when we go to the Philippines and we go to university and we're there to teach. And he would get up and say, I'm not here to teach. I'm here to learn. I thought, I want an odd thing to say, right? But after a couple of trips, now my favorite saying is, we go there to teach and we learn a lot. Because you learn a lot from the other team, what they're doing and what work. Plus that, we tend to complicate things. And when we go to developing countries in that, they tend to simplify things. And so one of the things is, people say, what's with the compost team? Well here, because I'm an aquaponic guy.  Anybody with aquarium knows, you got to change out a third and a half of the water every week and give them new water. Then the salt water guys come along, they go, wait a minute, we'll put a biofilter on it. Or we'll salt fresh water guys and salt water, they'll put an underground filter. The fish poop gets sucked down in the gravel, the bacteria decomposes it, and it's a nice balance, right? And it increases how many fish you can have in a tank, right? So before that you say one inch per gallon. So if you had 50 gallon fish tank, you'd have 50 little fishes or 10 larger fishes, et cetera. And so there was a ratio. But all they were doing is getting rid of the fish poop, right? I mean, they just want to get rid of the poison, right? Mostly ammonia. Well, aquaponic guys come along, they take the fish water and it turns the ammonia into nitrite, then to nitrate, and that's a form of nitrogen the plants can eat. So we love to grow leafy green things, think lettuce and bok choy and all the herbs and spices and that do great. Very nitrogen rich, like tomatoes and that. Or for our cash customer, marijuana. Boy, the fish water does fantastic. But it's kind of like living on chocolate. It will hold you over to a meal, it'll give you some quick energy, but it's not really a complete meal. So what we do here is we say we do the compost tea. Not for the nitrogen, we're getting that from the fish water, okay? We're doing it for all the trace elements, right? Yes, that's true. The zinc, the iron, et cetera. Yep. So we're in our ninth year without buying any chemicals. That's right. We don't buy any herbicide, insecticides, or pesticide. Think side means to kill. That's a sculling cross-brown side. It's a killer. So we don't buy any killing stuff, but we also, we don't buy chelated iron. I think the first year we fooled around. When we first started aquaponics and the plants were looking so anemic, it was like... The plants were yellow. They said, oh, they need iron. You need chelated iron. What's chelated iron? That's iron that will actually dissolve in water. Everything rests in water. Yeah, but chelated iron is much faster in that. Then they say, don't put too much. You'll shock the plant. Then they say, oh, you've got to add potassium because the fish food has no potassium or phosphate. So you've got to add that. So then we were certified organic, right? Full-long certified organic. So we go down to buy a potassium and it was $85 a pound. And I needed 20 pounds. And I went, wow. I'm a little pocket for that. Wow. Wow, $85 a pound for certified organic potassium. That was an eye-opener. That was it. So we said, what are the other ways of doing it? And they said, well, you could go down to Waimanala feed store or the aquaponics place and you could buy oyster shells. Take the oyster shells, throw the oyster shells in the water. If the pH is below 7.0, they'll naturally dissolve and bring the water up to 7.0, which is neutral in the pH scale of 0 to 14. 7 is neutral. It will come up to 7 and that's it. They'll just sit there until they're needed. So that was a way to be certified organic, not pay $85 a pound for some Fufu chemical to throw in the water, right? And so we got away from it. But then they said, oh, you need the chelated iron. Oh, you need sink. You need this. And people were buying sea kelp and everybody I talked to was buying stuff and I thought to myself, buy chemicals or buy beer. Yeah, well, I went for the beer, right? I thought the beer was more natural, right? But you came up with a tea maker, Glenn. So we did a tea maker. We did a 55-gallon tea maker with a five-gallon bucket on top of it, okay? Do we have some other slides to show? Yeah, so what we're going to do here is show you guys how we grow our compost. Grow the compost. Grow the compost. Okay. So we can start... This is our worm bin. Now, this is a worm bin and it was made in Australia and they won awards for it. They made everything out of recycling material. It's round and it has holes in each layer. So you put the worms in the bottom layer and you beat, beat, beat. Then you put the second layer. You beat, beat, beat. You get to the third layer.  And you see all the little worms in there? Those little purple stripes in there? Those are our Indian blues, okay?  No odors, no smells, no flies. Just to let people know this is actually food being turned over by the worms. That's 100% food going to become dirt, right? Like the bag of dirt I have here, okay? And we have people come to our farm. We have two things we do. One is our animal, you know, what do you might say from all the animals? The other one is all of our kitchen waste goes on top of it. That's what they like the best. Oh yeah, they like leftover pastries, leftover anything. In fact, the worms like things that are rotten, okay? Yeah. Now we specialize in doing worms. We're the largest worm farm in Hawaii, far as I know. We still are. And we sell worms. They're like $40 a pound. People come in, bed run, you pick it up, a whole handful of worms and you sell it to them. And it's just out of bins like this. Now some of our bins are 8 foot by 12 foot with chickens on top, right? That's right. Yeah. They're a larger commercial bin. But this is a little homeowner bin. And you take a little, if you don't want to stick your hands in there, you've got the little fork there.  You keep it moist. You cover it over.  Now every day, almost every day, we sell $40 to $80 of worms every day at the farm. That's right. Day in, day out. The school college went $600, $800 at one crack for worms. And that's to teach the kids. And basically, you just throw a wet newspaper on top, keep them in the dark, and they were 24 hours a day. Yeah. And then you close it up. You close it up. That's it. So we have these sitting all around our farm just quick and handy by the kitchen, just right outside the kitchen door. Bingo, there you go. Yeah. And it works out really well. Right. Yeah. So that's one way of us being able to make the black gold. Yeah. So we're going to take a little break here at Think Tech of Hawaii. We'll be back in just a moment. Stay tuned. We've got some more stuff for you. This is Think Tech of Hawaii, raising public awareness. I'm Ethan Allen, host of likeable science on Think Tech of Hawaii. Every Friday afternoon at 2 p.m., I hope you'll join me for likeable science. We'll dig into the science, dig into the meat of science, dig into the joy and delight of science. We'll discover why science is indeed fun, why science is interesting, why people should care about science, and care about the research that's being done out there. It's all great. It's all entertaining. It's all educational. So I hope you'll join me for likeable science. Well, we go from likeable science to likeable Glen. Here you go. Yeah. No science here. So we want to go to some other slides we have to show. We want to show you some of our animals in that on our farm. We're a five-acre farm in my monologue. So what do we have for slides to show here? Oh, this is a worm tumbler. You're looking straight in the end of it. I dump in five gallons. I flip a switch, and that tumbles about five RPM, and the dirt will fall down, but the worms don't. They go sideways, and it's at an angle. They'll tumble all the way to the end, stick to the lid, and they come out. When they come out in their pure worms, worms are $10 an ounce. That's $160 a pound, folks. Okay. See these bins here? We have schools come out. They want to do a hands-on project. So they tumble our worm cassie. They fill those bins up in about an hour and a half. Okay? Right there. Yep, that's it. See, nice, loamy, rich. You can dig your hand down a foot or two feet into these piles. They're just really great. No smells, no odor, no fly. And it's just crawling with butt. Now, this is our team maker. We make 50 gallons every day. You see the water in the bottom? 55 gallons. We pump it up to the five gallon. That goes up and down every four and a half to five minutes. That five gallon on the top. And that will talk deep, rich, brown. And right now it's right there at the bottom. It goes up. So I put four cups of the worm cassies in each morning and I run it until the next morning. I walk out. I flip an air switch and the air pumps it out. So there you see it sitting in that sack there. Okay? So it comes up, the air in the water from the bottom and the whole thing will become fluid. You reach in, you can't even grab a handful or anything. And then it all goes down. When it goes down, it catches on the screen. And up and down, up and down every four and a half to five minutes. Okay? For 24 hour, rich, chocolate, brown water. Then we pump that out. Now our system is two 1200 gallon tanks. Okay? Got 2400 gallons of fish water. And we add 50 gallons of water a day to make up for the evaporation, et cetera. Well, look at these leaves. No yellowed out leaves there. Everything is dark, rich, green. Our pineapple, which is normally a two year crop, we get it in seven months. And that. So we have a lot of fun crops. We do a lot of pepper. This is ginger. We do a lot of ginger. And we're looking very similar. It's turmeric. This one is turmeric here. And that. And the ginger is just whiter. And so you break it. We grow on aquaponics in the center. Strawberries, strawberries are always possible. Even out of season, we're still growing strawberries. Okay? Lucky we live Hawaii, right? Yeah. And that. Passion fruit. Passion fruit goes absolutely nuts. Keep in mind the roots are in the water. Tarot. That is five tarot plants planted about four to six months ago. And now you have about 150 plants in there. Fantastic for propaganda. Is this a float bed? Yeah. Float beds. Deep water beds, right? Plants will grow on water. Right. Now 100% water. There's no soil in that garden. Chayote squash does really great. Now all these plants have different needs, right? Yeah. So what we do, we throw in the worm tea and it just satisfies everybody. Kind of a shotgun approach to nutrition. Here's the beautiful thing is, it doesn't matter if I have too much of something because it will not burn the plant. It's like saying you have too much topsoil. There's no such thing. Yeah. So we don't have to worry about it with worm tea with that. Yeah. So it's good fun.  This is tarot. These are four by four foot fiberglass beds. So water goes up and down every 15 minutes. Now we're not going to grow this tarot to maturity in there. We now grab it and take it out to the field and you spread it out. That's what we're into. This is called the mosquito plant. It's a zola. Water fern. We do water zola. It's a fern plant. And what it does, it will blanket the water. We take out half every morning and the next day is full. Would you like our ATM card? Yeah. You take out half. It's full the next day. You like that card? I want one like that. So you see here we just harvest it so you can see some water. Tomorrow morning there'll be no water showing. Yeah. It'll be completely solid across. Okay. And in Africa it's called the mosquito plant because no mosquitoes. Yeah. Pretty cool stuff, right? That's right. No mosquitoes. Yeah. I want to share something with you and that is Travis down at the aquaponic place. You know sometimes something creeps up on you and you don't realize that you've got a jewel in your backyard. And this is a little store on the backside of Waimanawa feed store. Yeah. And Travis bought out the fellow there that has. This is it. Common open shed area. He has aquaponic system set up. That's his little blue office air painted wall. But you've got different setup. But this is where I buy all my stuff. Okay. He sells complete units. And this is it. He has the fish for sale for like a dollar a piece for babies and that. I sell full grown ones ready for the restaurant, right? He'll sell you the main. He's got every kind of tank in that that you can think of that you need in all the trays that we use to double trays and that. So I would say that 99% of what we use comes from aquaponic place. He's been a great resource. Stan Kadama was the owner of Waimanawa feed store. His sons are still running that. And he sold off the aquaponic side of it. But he's a nice young man. He's knowledgeable. I bring in air pumps that I killed them. I bring them in. He sells me the parts for $20, $30. And he actually puts them in for me and doesn't charge me.  He said, I'll take care of it and just pay him for the oil. He doesn't charge you for labor. Wouldn't that be wonderful, huh? But anyway, he's a great guy. He'd like to give me a plug. And plus that, I think he's the only guy on Oahu selling aquaponic supplies. We have a couple of hydroponic stores, one in Sand Island, one in Kahala, right? But they're strictly hydroponics. They have not really gotten into the aquaponic. But he's a great guy. His prices are very reasonable on it. Pretty much, I'm willing to buy local as long as it's within 10% of what I could buy on the internet.  But Travis is really good people. Yes, he is. And that's important for him. And I brought him in some motors that are just basket cases. Yeah. And leave them, come back and pick them up two days and you say, show me $18. And I go, wow, it was a $195 pump. And for $18, I mean, he's a very nice young man. That's right. And he does it. Great service. But it's extremely patient with people. And he brings in things. Our local hardware stores do not shut off vows, the filters, different things for the fish. Palms, air palms, water palms. Yeah. Did you have any other slides on him? Was that it for you? Well, that was it for aquaponic space. But we don't, I never see our horse area yet. You never see our horse area? You got our horse slides in there? Did you have some slides for the horses? Yeah. Yeah. He says, Natalie says, oh, we have some slides on the horses and the critters. Just wanted for people to see how we grow our compost pile out in the fields. Maybe our film manager will just pull up those pictures. Here we go. That's the horse stall. Now, you see the bottom there? That is all wood chips. So the guys had trimmed the wood on the side of the road. And we were bringing the wood chips. I put it in that's two and a half feet deep. Okay? And then every day we pick up the freshman year, or we let the rest sit there. They pee in the water, everything.  And then the worms just wag it. So you see, I have piles and piles of it. By the way, that pile sells for $2 a pound. We run it through the tumble, take out the sticks and the brambles and the raw, and it's $2 a pound. How many pounds do you think are piled up there? Well, there have been a lot of pickup trucks that go in and out of that pile. We've got a lot of marijuana growth. Legal guys, totally legal. They've got to show me they're significant. We don't do the criminal element. And look how beautiful. But see how fine it is? It is beautiful stuff. And people really like it. We had a sprouting guy come just yesterday and he came in and people are growing sprouts or they're spraying in nurseries and they inoculate the plant. They spray the worm tea on top of the plant so it sucks in through the leaves and that and does really well.  Oh, Sunset. Elementary with grass. Yeah, it's really cool. Bank of Hawaii had an employee day, you know, volunteer day. So we go out there, they must have 30 or 40 Bank of Hawaii employees. We pulled up with a big commercial double crew truck with an eight-foot bed. We had about $1,000 worth of worm castings and the bomb. Full to the top. And they took that. It was just brimming to the top. They took that and they put it into their mulch and they raised bed guarding. With 30 or 40 people doing it, it was all done by lunchtime, right? Yeah. When it sprouted three weeks later, they had government out there. We went back and it was just... And it blown away. It was like a drastic part. It was. They never had it like that.  They're a great community. Sunset Beach. Can you imagine going to school across the street from one of the most beautiful surfing spots in the world? It's got to be hard to concentrate. And what better way to teach the kids of where the vegetables come from. From a little seed to the harvest of the plant and then you can eat it. Yeah. And the people out on the North Shore there at Sunset Beach, they're very involved with their children. Yeah. And that. I see more parents at Sunset schools than any other school I've gone to. And Natalie and I welcome farm tourists to all of my gardens. We have Waikiki Elementary School comes out like 80 kids one crack. Yes. But they also bring out about 20 adults with the parents, right, to help supervise that. That's a larger group. Most of them we do a lot of charter schools anywhere from 10 to 20 kids. It's only like $10 a hand. So we do senior groups. We do a donation. Pre-school. We do whatever. We go all the way down Kamehameha School for pre-school kids. And I'll tell you what. If you want to get to teach them a pre-school kid, give them a baby duck to hold. That does it. You know? I get the most jaded person in the world. Give them a baby duck, you know?   And he pecked me right on the eye. Nobody had warned me. Never let a baby duck close to your eyeball. They'll hit you right in the eye. Oh, they're looking at themselves. Oh, I was blind for a week. Oh, that thing just, I could not believe. Then put your glasses on. Yeah, keep my safety glasses on. I handle them ducks. No more kissing ducks. Yeah, yeah, yeah.  Allamonagardens is named after allamonamountain over there in Waimanalo. So is allamonarrant, allamonurnersery, where allamonagarden is the land of allamon. Oh, our Facebook page. Or our Facebook page is Allamonagardens in Waimanalo. Allamonagardens in Waimanalo. That's our Facebook page? Yes. Very good. And so if you go there, you'll see it. We also, we sell little books on how to make these team-makers, like 50 bucks or something like that. You can do it.  What is it out on the North Shore? Brigham Young. Oh, yeah, BYU. BYU. They have one of our team-makers. They're over in Kauai, the Big Island. We've shipped them all that. We've shipped our team-makers all the way from China all the way to Africa.  I boxed the 55-gallon drum the first time. I went down to Young Brothers and they said, why do you put a drum in a box? We looked around there, all these drums, and they're picking up with forklifts. They come up, clamp them, pick them up. After that, no more boxing. We just put everything in the drum, and we just put packing in there so it doesn't rattle around too much. But the air pumps everything. You get everything you need. We ship it to them. And so, but it's simple enough, most farmers will buy one from us and then make the additional ones. So that's about it. We're coming close to wrap up time. I hope you enjoy it. Here at Think Tech Hawaii we try to make it interesting, but we also try to educate you. So make compost tea. You can't go wrong. All the micronutrients end up. One of the days I'm going to warm up a cup and try it in the morning just to see what happens. But we thank y'all a lot for tuning in Think Tech Hawaii, Natalie Cash, Glenn Martinez. Take care. Aloha.


Hello. Andrea here so I've been a mobile dental hygienist since 2018. And I've been in the dental profession for almost 18 years now. I worked in the same office for 13 years I moved a couple times so then I did have to work in other offices. I definitely worked in offices, different types of offices, different types of staff, the dentists. I worked for one dentist. I worked for four at the one time in the same office. So I definitely had experience in both.  And your concern is well the dentists aren't going to like it. The dentists are going to be mad at me for starting my own practice dentists are going to talk to patients about why is that hygienist doing that I'm the dentist you should be coming to me. You still need x-rays, no matter how you spin it. If you're concerned about what the dentist thinks, I'm here to tell you to get over that. Okay, I always think about it the other way so does the dentist care about me. And does the dentist think oh, I wonder if this is going to be covered because it's not going to be covered for the dental hygienist you know maybe I should change my codes a little bit. I don't want the patient to get mad. I don't want to talk bad about the dental hygienist. Dentists don't think like that okay there's good dentist there's bad dentist as I'm sure there's good hygienist there's bad hygienist there's good dental professionals there's bad dental dental professionals, not good or bad that's not the term I mean but you get what I'm saying right you're going to love some, you're not going to love some. The dentist isn't thinking about us so why are we so concerned thinking about them. I've never been concerned thinking about them, but I've talked to many hygienists who are even just thinking about starting their own dental hygiene practice. They say to me yeah I kind of mentioned it to the dentist they're not happy about it. I'm still working in the office so I don't want to step on toes. I want to do a little bit of both I don't want to step on toes so maybe I just won't do it.  Are you going to change your life to work for a dentist making I'm just going to pick a number, making $50 an hour slaving away at the dental office maybe getting a 30 minute lunch. Maybe leaving by five o'clock probably not you're probably working eight till six and then you still haven't done all of your chart notes. I'm going to continue doing that just because you're worried about what the dentist thinks about you starting your own practice. If that is truly stopping you then you're not meant to be a dental hygienist with your own practice you're just not. When I first started when I was thinking about doing mobile dental mobile dental hygiene I was absolutely still working at the dental office. My clients on the side, but I didn't talk about my mobile dental hygiene business with clients at the dental office. I didn't, you know, mix the two together so it's not like I was trying to take their patients it's not like I was telling the entire staff. They were the ones who happened to notice my Facebook page my YouTube videos, and I just says yes, I do mobile dental hygiene on the site. I didn't apologize for it I didn't say, well I know you're not going to like it, but I do it anyway. No, I just said yeah it's amazing I do mobile dental hygiene on the side when I have time. Patients love it. Again, I didn't apologize for it. So, and I never got any pushback, I did not hear from staff or the dentist or friends family like oh are you sure you want to do that the dentist isn't going to be happy. The dentist didn't say to me, oh wait you're going to take all my patients you can't do that. The dentist actually thought it was pretty neat she was like, oh my goodness, good for you, we have patients that need to be seen in their own home I would love to give them to you. So it was completely different and I had just started working there because I had just moved. So, you know, you have to really. If you give off the vibes of, I'm sorry I'm thinking about starting my own practice I'm sorry I'm a mobile dental hygienist guess what you're going to get back right staff are going to be confused there are definitely staff members that are going to be confused. The dentists are going to be confused because that's just the world we live in right now. Okay, think about dentists, orthodontist, periodontist oral surgeons. They don't say, oh, you know, the other dentist is going to be mad if they're sending me all their patients, you know, we work together, we work together. The dentist I clean teeth, among other things but let's just keep it simple here. I clean teeth dentists do you know like root canal surgeries restorative crowns bridges other things right. The periodontist handles gum disease, the orthodontist handles braces dental hygienists do not have to work under the order of a dentist of course depending on where you live. I'm just going to talk about Ontario for now and there's many other air, many other areas to but I'm currently in Ontario so just to kind of keep it simple. We do not have to work under a dentist. I would much prefer to make my own money set my own hours say what I want to say to patients bill what I want to build a patients. Having my own hours is a huge thing and being a mobile dental hygienist is such an amazing service. So, my clients who want a mobile dental hygienist. They say to me this is an amazing service because I don't have the time to go to a dental office. You're seeing my entire family of seven. This was so much easier to have you come to me than me go to the dentist. I still let them know you do still need your dental checkups. You do still need x-rays I'm going to refer you when I see it's necessary. We work together. I do not say oh dentists are horrible don't trust them don't go to them. I say we work together just as in a dental office you see the dental hygienist you see the dentist only in this case it's so much easier for you. Because you see or I come to you you see me I refer you to them so yes two different places technically but I'm coming to your home so that's not a different place you'd be there anyway. So you do have to be careful with how you were things as well, which I feel dentists have to be careful how they were things as well. Because they say things like oh why would you see a mobile dental hygienist like why not just come here we have dental hygienists on staff. I've had dentists say that to my patients, which your relation and say that right patients have the right to choose. So please, if you're concerned about what the dentist is going to think what other staff is going to think you're working in an office right now but you're scared to tell people, get that out of your head. Just do it. Okay, just do it, and you'll be amazed how you don't get pushed back. You might okay from the odd person maybe I was just super lucky, but I also don't listen to people I do my own thing. If I listened to people trust me you guys I wouldn't be where I am today. I started my own online tutoring company. Oh my goodness. 18 years ago around the same time online was not a thing. Okay, not everybody. I don't even think cell phones were a thing at that point. So people were like online tutoring what's that about guess what fast forward it's an extremely successful company so I do things, even if people don't agree with them because I agree with them it's what I want to do be that change and don't be concerned. If you need a pep talk if you need my help please reach out to me you guys anytime having my own dental hygiene business is the most amazing thing ever. I'd like to say the most amazing thing I've ever done in my life. So I would not go back I don't worry about what the dentist thinks it's my business, my patients, they go to the dentist that's just how things go, but we keep things separate so let me know you guys if any questions thank you so much for watching and I'll see you guys in the next one.


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Here's what the cross leaf hole found for their own personal smoking enjoyment. independent tobacco experts again name Lucky Strike first choice Lucky Strike first choice over any other brand these experts know their business their overwhelming preference for Lucky Strike we believe has a direct relationship to the quality tobacco we purchase for luckies and to the real deep down smoking enjoyment you may expect from fine tobacco and when these veteran tobacco experts name Lucky Strike first choice for their own personal smoking enjoyment then you know LSMFT LSMFT Lucky Strike means fine tobacco and fine tobacco is what counts in a cigarette so smoke the smoke tobacco experts smoke Lucky Strike remember independent tobacco experts again name Lucky Strike first choice Lucky Strike first choice over any other brand the Lucky Strike program starring Jack Benny with Mary Livingston Phil Harris Rochester Dennis Day and yours truly Don Wilson ladies and gentlemen as an emergency major at two o'clock this morning the state of California went on daylight savings time which means that in California we started the day an hour earlier this sudden change has even upset the barnyard animals for this morning when I opened my bedroom window at five o'clock which was really four o'clock I heard what a shame it's their first argument since they appeared on bride and groom continue Don yes ladies and gentlemen the change of time has certainly been confusing so now we bring you a man who gets five o'clock shadow with his four o'clock tea Jack Benny thank you hello again this is Jack Betty talking and Don now what is the reason for this sudden change of time here in California well Jack because of the drought there's been a power shortage and the extra hour of daylight saves millions of kilowatt hours of electricity kilowatts yes yes you see we've had practically no rain and it takes millions of tons of water rushing through the penstocks to turn the turbines which generate electricity it had then run through the giant transformers in which it is converted into alternating current and this current is sent throughout the state on a complicated network of cables well imagine them going through all that trouble just so Rochester can burn my toast in the morning but Don this drought has really been something I don't ever remember it being so dry out well listen this you'll never believe I mean this sounds incredible but it's been so dry last week I passed a Cyprus Grove and I saw an orange sucking a lemon you know the rain today nearly spoiled that joke so we nearly took it out but anyway Don I like the idea of broadcasting at five o'clock instead of four because it gives us more time say mr. Benny I heard you and Don talking about oh hello Dennis hello say mr. Benny I heard you and Don talking about you just get here yeah I heard you and Don talking about daylight savings time and I'm in favor of it well I'm glad you are Dennis you see it it gives us an extra hour of daylight every day yeah I got up at two o'clock this morning I turned my watch ahead 365 hours what I'm set I'm set for the whole year yeah I'm glad you made me repeat that but Dennis Dennis look at me I want to ask you one thing why do you have to be so silly I mean you're not a kid anymore look you're approaching manhood I am and you have responsibilities look at Dennis I really wanted to talk you know when I was your age I was serious minded set I was supporting my family I'd get up at four o'clock in the morning on a cold wintry day pack my own lunch and trudge 12 miles through the snow looking for work any kind of work selling paper shoveling coal digging ditches anything and at night with the pennies I had earned plunged in my little fist clenched in my little face I would drag my weary body hold and it was because of my efforts that my loved ones my family were able to keep body and soul together through that dreadful winter what do you think of that that was pretty good but I still think they'll give it to Ronald Coleman Dennis I was just telling you the story of my life I wasn't trying to get an Academy Award I didn't even make a picture so I'm not eligible to win it oh you're just being modest I'm not being modest I didn't make a picture last year if I had made one then I would be eligible to win the award what a him oh for heaven's sake I don't know why I get into these speaking of pictures Jack I saw a great one last night really done what you see the naked city who what he said well that does it Mary have you ever heard anyone so ridiculous Mary I'm talking to you Jack I don't come into the next page well come in now I can't stand any more of them okay hello Jack hello Mary hey fellas look who's here Mary mixed up now how come we're broadcasting at three o'clock instead of four we're not broadcasting at three o'clock look at it's five o'clock you see you're supposed to set your watch ahead certainly see the idea is to get an extra hour of daylight and the purpose of that is to conserve electricity you see there's been a drought and it takes millions of tons of water rushing through the penstocks to turn the turbines which generate the electricity it is then run through a giant shut up the store you were employed on this program to read one line at the opening of the show and that's all I could have got a real chicken but they wanted 90 cents a pound now please don't interrupt again 643 dollars and 70 cents Dennis what are you figuring Don Wilson at 90 cents a pound Don go sit on Dennis for a while so we can get on with the show will you say Jack are you having the winner of the walking man contest on the program today yes Mary Ralph Edwards is gonna bring her over later well good because I got a letter from mom and she says she's gonna listen oh a letter from your mother yeah here it is right here well what does the fearless Fosdick of Plainfield have the same I'll read it to you my darling daughter Mary just a short note to tell you how thrilled we all were to find that Jack was the walking man when I heard the news I got so excited the cow is now wearing four band-aids I should have realized Jack was the walking man as soon as I heard that clue where he played the violin it sounded like a cat who already lost eight lives and didn't have a nickel to call Northside 777 Mary your mother can put a band-aid on that gag so much for Jack so was written and do I did he I think so much for Jack now here's the latest family news your sister babe has been studying dramatics and this Wednesday she will have an important part in the annual St. Patrick's Day play the play will open with St. Patrick chasing babe out of Ireland baby should be good in that part she never did have hips you know this part doesn't give baby any lines to read but she'll have a chance to his back at the audience good no other news except we had to take your uncle Harry to a psychiatrist as he thinks he's an avocado every time I make a salad he jumps in the bowl once he did it without dressing Mary your uncle Harry is really a character I remember last year he thought he was a tube of shaving cream every time he left the house he wanted to screw his cap on so a close now with all my love to you your mother mama well I'm glad that's over come on Dennis it's time for your song what are you gonna sing well since Wednesday St. Patrick's Day I'm gonna sing McNamara's band good good go ahead him as McNamara I'm the leader of the band although we're fewer numbers we're the finest in the land we play at wakes and weddings and at every fancy ball and when we played a funeral we play the march from Saul all the drums go banging the cymbals crying on the horns they plays away the car she puts the orbeez soon while I the pipes to play oh Hennessy Tennessee music something grand a credit to old Ireland as McNamara's banner are rehearsing for a very swell affair the annual celebration all the gentry will be there when the walking man to Ireland came he took me by the hand the cymbals playing on the horns they play the way the food and the music something grand a credit to old Ireland as McNamara's banner the song you you send from Sweden a have come to play with McNamara's band and beat the big bass drum and then they march along the street the ladies tank on grand they shout this uncle you just playing bit to my Irish band oh the drums go banging the cymbals playing on the horns they play the way the car she plays the pipes to play oh Hennessy Tennessee to the food and the music something grand a credit to old Ireland as McNamara's band sure as the grandest man in the world and if anybody doesn't agree with me just to be sociable I'll fight the best man in the house and I'm not long for this world that was McNamara's band sung by that wee broth of a lad Dennis day and Dennis me by sure and be gutter I'm proud of you lad as I am of me father she lately but Dennis seriously I want to congratulate you and all the Irish on St. Patrick's Day thank you and a good yant of to you too those are in McClick and it will disay in space of their garden there oh hold it kids come in mr. Benny yeah I'm here to inform you that the results of radio mirror magazines nationwide poll have been tabulated and you've won the title of America's favorite comedian well thank you don't thank me I voted for Mary's mother what you're about as funny as an eviction notice look all right you came here you told me I won the award now you can go there just a minute is Don Wilson around why yes hey wait a minute ask me that again with you I said is Don Wilson around he's not only around but he's a firm and a fully packed brother you may not be the walking man but you step right into that one yes sir hey mr. what are you doing I'm setting my watch back an hour I was happier than now may I see mr. Wilson oh Don come here a minute what is it Jack and mr. Wilson on behalf of radio mirror magazine I want to congratulate you on being voted America's favorite radio announcer little old me yes little fat old you if the plaque we're presenting to you reads first prize awarded to Don Wilson because of perfect diction and flawless enunciation well gosh who won second prize speedy read the epi boom it'll be hard to open it now mr. Benny while I'm here I'd like to take some pictures of the lady who won the walking man content Ralph Edwards was supposed to bring her over and they're not here yet I can't understand what's keeping him I better call up and see hey Paul what is it guy says I wonder what high-button shoes wants now well answer it and find out I'm listening my girdle you answer it okay hello hello Mabel now this is very true Girdle will you try to get me Ralph Edwards please just a moment he wants I should get him Ralph Edwards it's a good thing he talked to you I had a hung up on him why why Jack took me out once and when we got home he didn't even kiss me goodnight I can't understand it I even brought my lips up close to him like this well no wonder we didn't kiss you well I've seen a better pucker on a closed laundry bag my lips up so good you know it's hard with a thin brush I think I'll start using a rubber stamp like you do yeah yeah but you got to be careful once at the office I was in a hurry to make up I grabbed the wrong stamp and my lips said fragile this end up I'm able to me mr. Benny has a very sweet personality well everyone is entitled to their own opinion that's why you find so many things in food cake fine way to talk about mr. Benny especially now that he's famous as a walking man wonderful about that he was walking when Paul Revere was riding operator operator I'm sorry mr. Benny but Ralph Edwards doesn't answer all right thanks Jack wasn't Ralph Edwards no but we finally got to use that telephone routine we've been saving since Thanksgiving four times we rehearsed it and had to take it out anyway Ralph will be down here and down until he gets reminded well hello Phil hello Jackson hi you live I'm sorry I'm late Jackson but this change of time got me all mixed up well Phil that's ridiculous all you had to do was set your watch ahead of now well that ain't easy for me you see my watch has got four hands four hands sure here I'll show it to you take a look at how do you like that I saw four hands last night that I can understand Phil how those your eyes are are you trying to flag down a freight plane anyway the change of time is no excuse you've been with me for 12 years and not once have you been on time for rehearsal Jackson if you had a band as lousy as mine you wouldn't even get here for the show well now that you really admit that what your band sounds like why don't you let them go I can't Jackson can't do it I got to deal with Petrilla where I have to take all the in-between musicians in between musicians yeah when they're through with guy Lombardo and not quite ready for forest lawn I get a combination guy Lombardo and forest lawn digger Odell stop with those Joe what do you mean Joe sir look what it says on the music where well I'll be darned may you rest 16 bars in peace well Phil whether you like your orcs or not we have to have a band number so hit it hey what's that now I just did that to wake up the audience well Mr. Blank you don't have to wake up the audience you were hired just to do one crow at the opening of the program you can go home now but I'm talented I can do a lot of things look when you're dog a horse a pig look mr. I don't want to wait I also imitate an electric organ what that was a short version why don't you well unclench your fist that was I'm looking over a four-leaf clover played by Phil Harris and as Ireland must be heaven because you can't hear his music they are orchestra and now say Jack I'm a little worried Ralph Edwards hasn't shown up yet well he ought to be here any minute meanwhile down let's have a commercial oh I can't do a commercial because the quartet isn't here the quartet isn't here why not well you see what are you laughing at Mary the quartet couldn't be here because the baritone got married what about the other three guys they tried their shoes in the back of his car and forgot to get out of them you should have tied that joke to the back of Fred out so down even though the quartet isn't here we got to have a commercial so it's up to you to do it oh but Jack how am I gonna get laughs reading a straight commercial well listen to this LS MFT LS MFT lucky strike means fine tobacco yes lucky strike means fine tobacco listen to what mr. C Bert Oliver tobacco warehouse man of Lexington Kentucky says I've been smoking luckies for oh it's no use Jack you can't get laughs that way but you can Don you can't I'll show you you read the same thing and while you're reading it I'll put this silly looking straw hat on your head yeah like the ones they were in the magazine now go ahead and read it again and at a certain point I'll put on the okay okay LS MFT LS MFT lucky strike means fine tobacco yes lucky strike means fine tobacco listen to what mr. C Bert Oliver tobacco warehouse man of Lexington Kentucky now wait I put on the hat now I've been smoking luckies for my under 20 years because I've seen the makers of lucky strike consistently by that by yes sir why not you bet MFT LS MFT lucky strikes are so round so firm so fully packed so free and easy on the same area are done you see how easy it is get not only that it'll be great on television you mean you're signing me up no not you don't just the hat my guess oh good good I'll introduce them ladies and gentlemen it isn't often that we have guest stars on this program and for a very good reason they cost money besides tonight it gives me great pleasure introduced the master of ceremonies of radio's number one quiz show and the originator of the walking man contest here he is Ralph Edward hi a truth hello consequence well I was worried that you wouldn't get here so I called your house but nobody answered I can't understand that with Jack there was nobody in my house so my phone couldn't be answered funny I thought does does everything maybe it was in the washing machine at the time maybe but I'm sure glad you got here I saw my Jack because I want to take this opportunity of thanking you again for your splendid cooperation in the walking man contest which raised over a million dollars whoops to be exact we raised almost whoops whoops yes oh too many and all this money Jack went to the American Heart Association well that's certainly a worthy cause say Ralph you mind if I ask you a question I know Mary what is it well in your four contest Mr. Hush Mrs. Hush Miss Hush and the walking much I mean mad I mean miss the walking mad the total value of all the price is given away oh I'd say around a hundred thousand dollars she and you know since I've been running these contests I've been the happiest guy in the world I only wish I could give more prizes give me such a wonderful feeling giving things away well to each his own while you're on the subject of money don't you think I should receive something for my efforts on your program the last eight weeks well I know it was for charity Ralph but for eight weeks I walked and walked and walked I know Jack and I have here a check for you for six dollars and 30 cents six dollars and 30 cents how'd you arrive at that figure a 15 cents for the first quarter mile and 20 cents a mile there after so that's why you strap that meter on my back I don't know that I'd have taken longer steps you know I should put on that straw hat for that joke no but I can't understand you at all I always thought it was just a gag but it seems the only thing you can think of is money but what Ralph there's nothing wrong with liking money I'm a jack think of it this way money isn't everything supposing you were the only person in the whole world all the diamonds all the wealth all the gold was yours wouldn't you be lonely lonely but loaded I'd be so nice to come home to well I may as well get to the real reason for my being here today I brought along as my special guest tonight Mrs. Florence Hubbard of Chicago may I introduce her to you and your listeners certainly Ralph go right ahead all right ladies and gentlemen it's my privilege to present the winner of the walking man contest Mrs. Florence Hubbard of Chicago Illinois and this is Hubbard I want to welcome you to this program thank you mr. Benny you know I read in the paper that after you won the walking man contest all your old friends people you haven't heard for many years came around to see you that's right see that must have been thrilling who was the very first person to visit you after you won the income tax man I bet after the income tax man got there and Mrs. Hubbard's cupboard was bare for that I left Chicago tell us Mrs. Hubbard how did you discover that Jack was the walking man it was simple the footsteps were familiar you mean you've heard his footsteps before no but I realized they were made by a person around my own age just a second Mrs. Hubbard how old are you thirty nine thirty nine gee you look a little older I am but they gave me a new birth certificate as one of the prizes oh I see you know this is really quite a coincidence I happen to be 39 years old myself really what contest did you win no no contest you see that's really my age but you look my remember you're a guest here yeah tell me were you born in Chicago no I was born in the south really where a little place called do what did it now that you've had all this good luck I suppose you'll be thinking of getting married again huh what you know now that I've all these prizes I feel that I don't need anyone but but won't you be lonely lonely but loaded independent tobacco experts again named lucky strike first choice lucky strike first choice over any other brand American that statement is backed up by an impartial crossley poll just completed in 11 southern tobacco states this poll taken among tobacco experts reveals the smoking preference of the men who really know tobacco yes for their own personal smoking enjoyment independent tobacco experts again name lucky strike first choice lucky strike first choice over any other brand these are the experts auctioneers buyers and warehouses and we believe their overwhelming preference for lucky strike has a direct relationship to the quality tobacco we purchase for lucky you've heard the full results now listen to what mr. 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Alright, today's video is by far going to be the most complex, confusing, vast details and information that even deceives the eyes and mind of even professional dog trainers in the world. But I've had requests for this for a long time and I've avoided it. It's a big subject, it's a controversial subject in a lot of areas. But I decided that so many people have been asking me lately that it's time to do this video. Now as I'm doing this video I just want to make clear that I am not against or bashing or criticizing any of the areas or dog sports that I'm going to bring up and talk about in this video. I'm just going to lay out for you the truth so that you can be aware of how these exercises are truly being done and portrayed to the public trainers because everybody always wants to know what's the difference between a real protection dog and a sport titled protection dog. There's a big, big difference. So very complex subjects, this is definitely going to be the most complex thing I've ever done on my channel. Alright, so I thought by giving you three examples, three different sports, three different types of dog, of the base game and psychology of what we're going to be talking about and the function and the outlook that protection sport dogs have. So again we're talking about IPO shots and French ring, those are mainly the ones and many of the main ring sports like Mondio and that same thing. So keep that in mind. So in all three of these examples I'm going to show you and how the sports are based, this is what I call pursuing the rabbit or the prey not the fight. So that is going to be the cornerstone to how we're going to view everything in this video and what the sports are basing themselves on. So again in all three I'm going to show you a hunting dog, a Labrador, that cannot do protection work, it's not meant for protection work or biting, the French ring dog and the shots and IPO dog, but all have the same base philosophy within their sports and the outlook and what they breed for. So keep that in mind. Again it's what I call chasing the rabbit or their prey animal not pursuing a fight. That is the main basis of this video. So I'll show you the three examples here, a lot of people think you're throwing a lab in there with hunting because if you understand anything about the psychology of this and that's like you quickly into the video you're going to see the relation between all three. Just because it appears that the shots and dog bites or the ring sport dog grabs the suit and shakes the guy that the lab is not in the same category because he's chasing his toy, his bumper, it's all three the same. So we're going to go into it here and I'm just going to show you an example of all three doing the same thing but in just their ways of how they pursue prey.   So let's now take a look at what the psychology here is between the three here. So let's take the lab first. The woman out there so since the dog has to be calm and steady right that's what he's taught by his owner handler and so now passive when the woman throws the toy you know it's killing the dog inside right because he wants to go get his toy so badly it's not that he wants to go kill his toy right he wants to go chase his prey object it's prey drive right and now when you see the shots in IPO dog the shepherd sitting there you see the guy right who would be the equivalent of the woman with the lab throwing the bumper you see the guy with the sleeve on for the shepherd down there the shepherd staring at him he's got the sleeve on he's doing this towards him and moving right a certain way like kind of running at him making it a little bit right the guy with the sleeve on to the dog the sleeve is the toy just as it was for the bumper for the lab the shepherd is not looking at the guy like he wants to kill him it's nothing to do with the guy he just happens to be wearing his toy right so he's in prey drive mode not fight drive and go get the guy it's not personal between him and the guy at all it's just about the toy that he's wearing on his sleeve that the dog knows he's going to go and grabbing it and be able to play with nothing about attacking the man right but that movement he's doing is the same as the woman doing this and throwing the bumper which drives the lab crazy right oh my god the toy was thrown right the shepherd he's going oh he's moving he's moving and doing right that turns his juices on the same as the lab it's only prey drive you all please let me go catch a toy it's moving it's like the rabbit moving then you have the French ring dog who's sitting there passively and the guy in the suit is running around trying to make the dog nuts and get his juices flowing it's a rabbit moving it's the prey moving the dog is not thinking about the man that he wants to fight the man and have confrontation with the man right the guy is wearing his toy okay so the three examples one is wearing the toy in a full body one is wearing the toy on the arm and the other one is throwing the toy away from the body all same things so I'm going to give you an example right here to show you right off the bat what I'm saying about this with a bite dog appears to be a bite dog right so this is the 2018 world championships in Schutzen IPO okay these are the best of the best dogs in the world competing in this for the title of best IPO dog in the world Schutzen dog okay you're going to see here on the exercise which is every dog has to do this exercise the dog knows how it works he knows how to go chase his prey his toy off the guy so you're going to see the owner send the Malawa and when he takes off and hits the sleeve the sleeve goes flying right the dog takes the sleeve off of the guy which happens not too often in the competitions the dog picks the sleeve up and comes running past him that he just took the sleeve off and starts running around with the toy the sleeve in his mouth and comes back to the guy he just took the sleeve off of and puts it here because he wants to play with him with the sleeve okay so I want you to watch this right now so what does this tell you and this is not just this dog this is almost all IPO Schutzen dogs the game is play it's not real aggression protection this is just an example right on the competition field of the mindset of these dogs if he was a real protection dog and when he grabbed that sleeve and went flying in the air and had his mouth he would have dropped the sleeve and mauled the guy without the sleeve on with no equipment on he would have to fight the dog without any equipment if the dog was in the mindset he was in real protection game fighting the man not just going after the sleeve and playing with it he would have instantly dropped the sleeve and went after the guy we would have had a big problem on the championship field because that guy would have to fight that dog off if he was a real protection dog right and the dog does not know this guy right this is just a decoy that they pick for the competition the dog does not know this guy so it's just about the routine of running across the fields and chasing those toys that the dog has been on a million times in training over his life right there's no aggressive state of mind he's only in prey mode or else he would have mauled this guy when he took the sleeve off him and he brought it back to him to play with him so on the training fields in Schutzen IPO all of them during training and the dogs upbringing it's always that when the dog comes and flies in takes a sleeve dog takes it off and runs around with it will bring it back to the guy he just pulled the sleeve off and the guy will play with him with the toy pull around pet the dog and let him go and run with his toy there is no aggression to that game okay so that's the example I'm giving you about the lab the Schutzen dog and the French ring dog okay now if we go over to talking about the reality let's talk the French ring dog here you see when the guys running around he sends the dog and he gets on there and it looks like he's shaking and he's aggressive state the more of the movement in the suit the more it turns that drive on for the dog to stay in there and shake okay but the guys move so going backwards and away getting prey drive on then stops right doing a stick thing doesn't bother dog he's done this a million times since he's a puppy the stick doesn't bother him at all and the sound of the stick and touching just actually keeps him in driving and keeps him going because it stimulates the mind and the nerves right so for that dog because he's just chasing that toy that suit it's not a fight against the man in the suit so now you see the guy down there with his hands underneath the dog touching and picking him up his face is right here to the dog biting in there like this with a real protection dog they would have bit you in the face yep here you're gonna see we have helmets on a few of these guys while we're doing some of training with the dogs I was working with because they were headhunters these dogs are protecting for real they will bite you anywhere you give it to them they are gonna fight you they're gonna fight you and just get you and however they can giant snails are here up on me let's go doesn't like that spot comes down grabs me in the leg right I've never taught him leg bites it was just natural instinct he's gonna grab me anywhere he can and hold on and you hear the differences in the in the in the house in these bites and then you see the guy puts his hands on the dog's face when they call him off and he puts his hands against his face and lays him down with his hands on his head and then puts his hand out into the dog's face right if that was a real protection dog and you would have put your hands on his face and trying to lay him down he would have bit you in the hands you'd be bleeding losing fingers right because the dog is fighting the man no matter what you give him he's gonna get you he's in a fight state of mind the French ring dog is in a state of play with his suit toy he's not trying to hurt the man so the fingers are on his head all over him anywhere face he's not gonna bite him the face he's not the decoy knows that for sure if he's been playing in the French ring game even though the decoy doesn't know the dog he knows he's safe because the dogs that are in French ring the people who run these clubs and organizations are not gonna let a real protection dog in there that there's any chance that they would let go and bite the decoy in the face that are in the hands right so it's just a game of prey it's not personal to the decoy he's not trying to bite the decoy and fight him he just wants to play with that toy right shepherds Malawas love to play tug of war and that fight but same thing it's prey drive it's not fighting the man now let's go here to the training field of the shots and IPO dog let's show you a few examples you're gonna see here those running hits right long flying hits and those you know nice things that people love to see and watch but you're gonna see the truth here of how these dogs are built and the mentality that's built into them so just watch these examples of these dogs biting and you're gonna see the little fight once the dog comes in grabs on and then the decoy lets the sleeve go gives it to him or has the sleeve toy and when the dog comes flying through they let him have it let go of it the dog runs around with it and the decoys just walking around like nothing right because the decoys know 100% that that dog is not in an aggressive state of mind he's not being taught protection work in defense drive in aggression in real aggression to go after the man it's about the style and flair of chasing the toy quickly looks great so the more style the more speed the more fancy the more points you get in Shudson the better it looks for the judges right it's all about the style how fast and the hits right so you see they'll give a little fight let him pull on his toy his rabbit right his prey that he's and then let him have it no it's all safe because the dog is not in real protection mode he's only in prey drive chasing his animal okay so this is the reality so watch the clips here okay so you see at one after another doesn't matter how he gives them the hits sleeve let's go dog runs within his mouth nothing to be worried about the dog is not gonna bite the man it's not real protection it's being done in prey drive now let's talk about the barking because a lot of people are confused about this when they see it in Shudson they really require not when sending dogs they want calm and passive opposite of a real protection dog so but once they send the dog in the examination in the competition the moment the dog when it from passive waits sent to go grab his toy the moment the decoy stops the judge tells him stop there they tell him to come off the dog is told to let go of the sleeve he lets go and what is expected of him raw raw raw he's to sit there and bark at the man right so what's the psychology behind this the dog is not barking at the man it appears to everybody that the dog is barking at the man aggressively he's talking to the man going please move again so I can get my toy please move again so I can get the toy he's not at the guy going oh I'm gonna kill you oh I can't bite you oh it's nothing personal so as nasty as it might look and spit coming he's frustrated how much do I have to bark to make you move right so in practice behind the scenes as the dog barks the reward is a movement of the sleeve and that's the dog's cue to be able to grab his toy again or sideways okay so it's either flipping the sleeve up giving a flinch or sideways movement any movement like that the dog is allowed to bite again but the dog knows he has to go through barking because in training the Schutzen game or IPO wants to see the talking acts as if there's stimulation and aggression just about grabbing his toy again so that's what you're seeing when the dogs come off the sleeve and it's only please move please move please move so I can bite the toy again it's not personal to the man even though it might look like that right and again here when he goes around the blind he starts talking to him inside the teepee bar because he knows right in time this what he's taught every day when he runs and finds the guy inside the teepee as long you've got to talk a lot keep it up because the judges want to see a lot of talking and good moment on that talking right you're gonna get judged on how good your talking is and all right your your style and your enthusiasm for the talking but he's not at the guy right he's trying to get him to move to get his toy he just knows the more he barks and the longer you make the dog bark the more frustration so you're gonna get more barking heavier barking like come on we're ready okay and then you see the guy backs up grabs a sleeve and what's he do he lets the sleeve go and gives it to him right while he's standing there and they move away to there's no aggression towards the guy whatsoever right so I just want everybody to understand the psychology of what's behind it there is no real protection happening behind these skills or what it appears to the to the eye right it's just the way it is right or they would not be dropping that sleeve and letting him right if it was a real protection dog you better have a whole body on to protect yourself because if you they go in there like that and they're that close you might get it here you might get it here you might get it here you might get it over here you might get it right hold hold hold wait wait wait right now here oh man he got your shirt oh yeah man what you see Brad damn he got you good man right that's the difference between sport training real protection dogs here French ring example when the dog is biting on the guy right and they tell him out he drops down the guy stays there waits cuz move the dog out same game as in IPO shots and they've always told out the dog stops and the decoy stays still right but what you see the dog do here is the almost the same thing that the shepherd was doing with the sleeve barking at the man to get him to move so he can grab the sleeve now he's down here the guy stays and waits the dog is there by his leg and poking him in the leg barking while he pokes him in a leg like come on move move because I can only bite the toy when you move right so of course you see the dog bar and poking him with his nose he won't bite him he knows the rules but it's not personal to the decoy in French ring he just wants to play with his toy again right now when you see the guy move the dog goes and grabs the suit right it's all in play drive now let's look at the exercise of I've shown many dogs on my YouTube channel as we do our protection of when we tell them to watch they go start right barking at the decoy now when we start to do our backwards walking right up there talking to the decoy if we stay still the dog will circle us and keep barking at the decoy because what we've taught them is in real protection in real life we want to try to get rid of that threat to us right by having the dog threatened the guy that he'd be crazy to try to come near me with my dog in that state of mind that's the purpose of that right so it's getting him in that state of mind while he's walking backwards with us when we turned him on at the person right that's real life because you want to scare anybody who's trying to hurt you or that they better not even think about it when you see a dog going crazy and spit flying in teeth right that's real protection so I'm gonna show you here example in the French Ringsport that one it's very slow so they can keep the dog very concentrated it's not difficult to hold so the walking is very slow okay so it doesn't take a lot from the dog to hold that and focus when it's so slow second thing is you see there's no emotion the dogs are completely quiet and they just stay with the owner they've seen this game a million times they know how it's played out the decoys gonna walk around and eventually touch the owner and then the dogs allowed to bite from the touch now but what's the psychology difference the dog as he's walking with the owner in that protection exercise he's not talking one he wasn't told to but he knows the exercise nothing be told what's gonna happen the dog already knows what's gonna happen to it's not aggressive state of mind he's not worried about the decoy or thinking he's gonna fight him right it's just part of the game he holds the legs the more he stays with the owner and protects him or it kind of shields him he knows that the moment the touch will come he'll get to play with his toy again so it's not come on come and touch my owner I'm gonna hurt you that's what our dogs are taught talk vocalize threaten while you hold those legs much harder to do holding that backward walking or circling and talking while in an aggressive state of mind much harder to control the dog because they really want to fight we've taught them real protection that this is not a game the decoy is not a friend of yours you're not sparring partners right that you played this together for years right that you know there's no real threat from that person so you hear no barking so dog knows what's coming come on come on I just want to play my toy so he stands there walks around him holds on the leg and then waits for the touch when touch he goes and grabs and he starts to right but there's no threat factor no emotion no aggressive state no real fight drive happening while trying to hold those legs and control their emotions in themselves so that's why I always say the stuff that I show on my YouTube channel with my protection dogs doing their backwards walking while the dog is talking rah rah we've turned them on to threaten the guy in the suit is a way harder level because they're not only trying to hold the body while being aggressive in trying to bring a fight to a guy but they got to hold that back we also add faster movement and different directions of movement that the sports don't have right this takes things to a whole other level right so many more components and much harder because these dogs are in real fight drive they're not in play drive waiting to play with the toy like the dogs here I'm showing you here's the example also of they have the dog behind the guys here at the sleeve same thing as if he was in the blind but with no blind now the guys back is to the dog right so they tell the dog revere he goes and he runs from behind the guy with the sleeve and comes to the front where the sleeve is and starts barking now if this was a real protection dog he would have bit him from behind and bit him right in the leg bit him in the butt bit him in the back got up on him he did not want the man he wanted the object so he ran around to where the sleeve is presented because he knows this is where he'll get it if it was the man he would have bit him from behind already went straight for the man another indicator to you what the dog is thinking in what mindset he's in he is not out to hurt the man or have a fight with him he just wants his toy okay so big differences so it's very tricky line it's a very complicated subject and path and and whole thing so I hope that I did a good enough job giving you you know the outlook of this and again not trying to get anybody mad at me with this it's just the way it is and you go about things so till next time Miami dog whisper