 Next step in healing for Shuzhun IGP sport. So now he knows to walk with me alongside when I'm moving. Today what I'm going to do is to introduce a halt position. So we'll start fusing, moving forward, and then I will stop and reward and see if he figures out that he needs to sit, because it's been a while since I had him to sit down when I'm standing in the basic position. So that's kind of the next step. And also keep in mind I walk usually, I heal him for longer distances. I'm doing it much shorter now because of the camera angle. It won't allow me to do too long. But in your practice please change how far you go before you reward the dog and also be spontaneous. Sometimes reward when you're just in a basic position and that's how I always start to get dog's attention. And then I reward at different distances during healing and then sometimes we'll be stopping halting and I'll reward that. So there are now several options for what you need to do and interchange to keep it interesting for the dog so he doesn't anticipate and truly learns how to obey in this exercise. Come on. Let's go. Sit. Sit. Good look. Good look. Good look. Look. Look. Good look. So I usually walk much further, but I want to make sure I'm staying in the frame. I heal him today with the jog chain because he's a bit too hyper and I want to make sure he doesn't lose attention. No. Sit. Look. And surprisingly he sits in the correct position and I don't have to correct him. Because I kind of anticipated that he'll be crooked when I say sit, but he is still in the right position and that's what I'm rewarding. And I'm not using my stick today because I wanted to just practice halting. It seems like he's doing it so from now on we'll be interchanging variety so first you saw me starting with the look and I reward that. Then we walk different distances and I reward during the healing and then the last is that sometimes not too often, but sometimes we'll halt and I'll reward on halt. So that's the options that you guys have now to practice your healing. Happy training.