 It gets a lot easier. You're not so mad all the time once you realize, oh, wait, hang on a sec. This is really hard for them. All the things we're asking them to do are actually pretty hard for them. And so if you step back a little bit and take things from their point of view, for example, instead of tossing them in a crate that first day and expecting them to be fine, isolated all by themselves, keep them company. Give them something to do in there. Give them something long-lasting to chew. Don't close the door at first. Just