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Thank you, Bex. Having said that, I do have a question for you on that kind of particular subject. Before I ask the question, of course, the puppy Odin, we've been taking him out everywhere. I think any day he's knocking out to a surprise party or this and that or he's eating other puppies. He kind of gets bored. He's going, what's happening? What's happening? So maybe we're overstimulating him. Sometimes you have to remind yourself how much a puppy at four months actually needs to sleep and take some time out. So, yeah, so we've been everywhere with him, doing different things, dog shows, eating other puppies. So his socializing is doing great. And he's doing well. And like I said earlier, he knows that he'll come around and sit on his left leg and get some treats and everything else. Honestly, for four months he's doing fantastically well. But he's a proper working Labrador. He's one of those kind of slimline Labradors. We're feeding him, but he's not getting fat. He's just one of the slimline ones. Full of energy. He's going to be tall and land all day. So anyway, he's turning four months and he's already over 15 kilos. So there we go. Anyway, I'll take a wee pep before I ask the question.