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he's one of the ones that's on the webpage. He's a purebred saddleback. And he's smart, they're both smart, but he's smarter in a different way. It's hilarious when areas was young, when we got him, he was an apartment dog. And he grew up an apartment and never, hardly went outside, we're on a ranch. We have gravel and there's no carpet here, except in the house. Usually seeing that poor dog. His feet were, we call them tender paws. If he had an Indian name, it would be Chief tender paws, because he'd walk across the gravel and he'd look like a cat walking with his feet wet. He'd stop and shake a paw and take two more steps and shake a paw. And you could tell his poor feet were really hurting from that gravel. Fast forward a couple of years, this dog is tearing across the yard, leaving gravel rooster tails. And he's literally chasing crop dust or barkin' at them. And he runs smack for...