 The focus is not on them right off the bat. It's focused in a different direction. Because what's going to happen if you take them in and she starts barking at the kids, rah, rah, rah, whatever she's doing, and you're saying, quiet, please, knock it off, you're paying attention to the negative. What I want to do is distract her at the beginning, and then if we have to pay attention to the negative later on, that's okay. But I would find those one or two distractive items when you first go into the house, and I think that would be beneficial in terms of her relationship with the kids. Because if she's barking at the kids,