 In AGP protection, after the dog searched the blinds and did the bark and hold, when you come in, you recall the dog with the command foos and so the dog runs by you, sits and looks at you. But then after that, you need to call the helper out of the blind and the helper needs to kind of step out. And so at this point in the rules, the dog needs to look at that person, not you. So you're not giving the command to the dog, but you're talking to another person. So how do you teach the dog to recognize that it's pretty much just by marker word. And so when I recall my dog, I call him and he's foosin and then I say helper, step out and helper is my trigger word. And so I want my dog to know that when I say helper, he needs to stop looking at me and he needs to look at that person or object. And so I train it at home in obedience at a lower drive because in protection training, there is a lot going on and for dog, it's really difficult to concentrate that this little word is the big difference that allows him not to foos and not to look at you. And so later on, this will also translate into transport exercise, same principle when you say transport the dog will look at the person and not at you after being in the command foos. So I want to show you how I train this. Come on. Good boy. Come on. Good boy. So we already practiced a couple of times. And so he kind of knows the drill, but pretty much what I do is that he is in my foos position and then I drop the toy in front of him, not too far. And then I tell him to foos and then I tell him the helper word and I help him with my hand. I guide him. And then when he looks at the object, then I release him. That's where we at right now. Fuss helper. Yes. Good boy. Atos, give it to me. Good boy. Good boy. Good boy. Good boy. Good boy. Fuss. Good boy. Sit. Fuss. Helper. Yes. Good boy. Good boy. Very good. Good boy. Good boy. So that's pretty much how we do it. Come on. Let's do it this way. Good boy. Sit. Sit. Fuss. Good Fuss. Helper. Helper. Yes. Good boy. Good boy. All right. Try again. Good boy. Fuss. Good boy. Good boy. Fuss. No. Good. Fuss. Sit. Fuss. Helper. Very good. Sit. Fuss. Why? Helper. That was a good one. So we practiced today once before this episode. So he kind of figured it out. He figures out everything pretty quickly. So I'm going to do a couple of times like this and I think he'll figure it out when we're in protection and I say Helper, he'll switch his attention. Happy training.