Hi, I'm Nancy Frenzley, I'm the Trading Manager at Berkeley Humane, and we're going to show you a little routine today to help with social distancing with your dog. It's called the hey hey, and that's exactly what we're going to do. We're going to teach our dogs, hey hey, so that they turn away from anything exciting, come with us easily without any tugging and pulling, and get us out of the way. So we can keep our distance from other dogs and other people. So let's see how it works. One, we need treats, lots of treats. You need to carry treats with you everywhere, every day. Then we need to be able to say, hey hey, after that, we need to have a dog. So I'm going to get my trusty dog, Solo. Who's going to help us with this? Okay, Solo, come. Right. So what I want to do with Solo is I want to get her to turn to me every single time she hears, hey hey, no matter what's going on in front of her. So I'm going to teach that by going, hey hey, turn away, you can run through. Okay, have those peets really handy on the same side of my dog is. Here we go again. Hey hey, we turn. Go away. You can practice this continually when you're out on walks, and your dog will start to respond, hey hey, and turn to you very quickly every time you say it. So there's another piece to this, the other piece to it is how you hold your leash. Okay. One, if your leash is way out in front of you, that's okay because you can in one movement take up your leash after you say, hey hey, hey, hey, take it up. Pull it in. Put your dog in a tree. There you go. All right. So let's see how that works. I'm going to put my dog away out in front of me there. Hey hey, take it out. And your notice, my dog is already turning because she's right out in front of me. She hears me, hey hey, she turns to me and we're ready to turn. If you hold your leash this way, all you have to do is, hey hey, pull the two pieces together, turn away, and bring your dog with you. You can turn away in either direction, no matter where your dog is, your hands are low, you take up your leash, you move, and you get into it. Now at first try this a lot. Practice daily, many, many, many repetitions with your out walks. Your dog will have fun doing it. It's a game for them. So try it. It's called the hey hey, and I will get your dog to turn with you anytime you want. Practice every day. Get a smooth turn with no tugging. And thanks for watching. Stay in touch. There will be more fun things to do with your dog.