How To Introduce Two Dogs To Each Other! | Leader of the Pack

In this Cesar Millan: Leader of the Pack episode, I help Daniella and Mike introduce their two dogs to each other. Harry is aggressive and dominant while the other dog, Mia, is insecure. It is important to be aware of your energy and body language.
As the Pack Leaders we must know how to use our tools to create the outcome we desire.
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[@CesarMillanOfficial]

KZbin! Let me know what you think of this Leader of the Pack Episode! Wishing you all an amazing day!

[@kolis_]

Yas get into it! Luv this show🔥

[@jennifermoser-ryan5316]

@Cesar Milan I really love seeing this, I'm just wondering how can I work on my scared, anxious Behavior, with my boy Sampson..hes a Colby P.B. Terrier & a American Staffordshire terrier mix..he has not been fixed nor has he ever (that I know of) been in an actual physical confrontation with any other dog , however, I now live in my son who has passed, house with his 3 Male dogs and Baxter is the "Alpha" he doesn't h like Sampson and he attacked him over Sampsons food bowl one day. I now , cannot bring myself to be with Baxter & Sampson together in the common area because EVERYTIME th er tes a growl or they get close or Baxter or Sampson come to me there's an altercation I have to be here for another couple of years and I need to feel comfortable leaving the house or even coming in from being gone and know they will not fight. Everyone says it's my fear they pick up on and that makes them fight but I didn't have thaty prior to the first altercation..is there any hope for me ? Jenny

[@shounavue]

I like it!!

[@yosoynavarro]

Me encanta los perros cesar Millán 🙌

[@yosoynavarro]

Yeee

[@chronic2001n]

When I'm around the dog park I like to act like I know what I'm saying, but I owe it all to Cesar!

[@karmaleglass2168]

I had this problem with my dog, and yesterday, after so many days of dealing with her barking at grass lol, I let her outside in the morning like every other morning and my friend had his dog in the back yard while he changed the oil in his truck. Not one bark or aggression, not one thing happened. It had to happen when I wasnt around and it was a surprise introduction. I am happy my dog finally has a friend after 5 years of no friends. Now Bailey is here again today and they are laying together. TEARS OF JOY!!!!

[@imsNaga]

I havent let my 9 months old Dalmatian meet with Other dogs and let them playe till now. Because the dogs in my neighborhood are poorly bred without vaccinations thats why im afraid my dog will get sick. So is it ok if i dnt let my dog play or meet with other dogs?

[@barbryll8596]

I'm so happy to hear your story! My Frenchie has no friends as she comes on very strong, and scares potential companions away! It's so sad to see. It breaks my heart! This is why I came to this episode of Ceasar.. I hope I can help my Sadie. She's my companion, and I'd love to see her Happy

[@jessicabooker3177]

@@imsNagaIf your dog has had all of their vaccinations. Which they usually finish around 4 months. So yeah, it’s ok to try and introduce him and teach him to properly interact with others.

[@eduardoschumi]

Excellent video. "The more I know the human being, the more I like dogs." Greetings from Chile! :) 😃👍🏻🙋🏻‍♂️👋🏻📺🐶🐕🦮🐕‍🦺🐩 🇨🇱

[@coraldell3091]

As I get to know a dog... The more I like humans. 😅❤ Greetings from Australia 🌏🦘

[@billie3069]

No matter how much I watch... I always want to watch more!!😁 Thank you Cesar for sharing your knowledge with the world. 💓

[@richarddowling912]

Love the way you break it down so everyone can see and understand what being a pack leader really means, and how the owners and dog's get on better afterwards, RESPECT FROM Dixer in Dublin IRELAND 🇮🇪

[@albertpang102]

Yeah Caesar Millian is the best dog 🐕 trainer in the America 🇺🇸 cheers 🥂 to that. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@MissBibi2000]

Dear Cesar, you never cease tot amaze me. With simple actions, tactics, BAMN, all is clear as day. The way you show it, Great! Please, don't ever stop doing this. Love your shows. Love your strength! Wished people would be more like a Pack. 😂 Greetingzzzz from The Netherlands! 💝

[@pulsican]

Cesar is just amazing. People are so happy to have this savior for their dogs

[@Tumish74]

Wow Ceaser how perfect you are to make things look easy. Respect.

[@Micki06]

I most like animal channels 🐶🐕🦮🐕‍🦺and people who loves and care so much for animals. Many greetings from GERMANY🇩🇪

[@BevHorses]

I absolutely love your work, Cesar, thank you so much for sharing 🥰

[@tracyhaverstick5672]

I really needed this lesson Ceasar. I also need help with my 3 year old. I bought her from a back yard breeder. It was more of a rescue in my opinion. She was kept in a 5 ft by 5 ft shed for the first 5 months of her life with her 4 brothers. She had no human contact, training, discipline, love or leadershhip. They sold her to me for a much cheaper price or lord knows what they would have done with her. Probably breeding, I suspect. I have never dealt with a dog that's so afraid of humans and other dogs before. She is so sweet and wants our affection non stop. But she goes off by herself a lot. The affection need only happens if were loving on our elderly girl that's 15 years old and near her end. Bella seems to think she's Beatrix's nurse, reporting on every move she makes and I have to keep Bella locked out when I do bathing therapy, give her medicine or massage her muscles. I worry when Beatrix is gone how Bella will respond. We're not youngsters anymore but not old either but I have been thinking about going to a rescue when Beatrix passes to help Bella. Beatrix took over a year (though Bella tried hard every day to be her friend). But by then she was old and her arthritis is bad and she sleeps alot and never plays. We play with Bella. But I wonder if another dog is really what she needs that we can't give her. I would love your thoughts on this. If we do go to a shelter, I would like to get a dog between 4 and 6 years old. Closer to Bella's age. She'll be 4 April 27th, 2022. Beatrix will be 16 April 1st, 2022. Thank you

[@1stand2ndtimearound67]

I love it!!! great tips. Thank YOU!

[@shirinhaghighi9300]

Thank you Cesar. We have a jack russell terrier (obviously with dominant inclination!) and your videos have helped me a lot in making him calmer.... it hasn't been easy but I am trying 🥰🙏

[@WolfStarsDream]

My roomate has a jack Russell who is also insaley dominant towards other dogs and his owner idk what it is with Jack RUSSELS.

[@shirinhaghighi9300]

@@WolfStarsDream I've just heard/read that it's their breed's trait. Well not all of them are dominant, but it's quite a common trait. They have been bred to be independent hunters.

[@DeniseBrown-voteblue]

Always informative and interesting to watch, Cesar you're the best !🤗🥰💜

[@chatita9527]

It is good to learn from real life situations with Cesar. Thank you and greetings from Berlin Germany 🤗♥️🇩🇪

[@Nightmare-by9ye]

Greetings from Magdeburg xD

[@lejrebullida4202]

Thanks for this as always cesar! ❤

[@lassie650]

Your methods are exactly perfect for humans and dogs! You helped us a lot! I am now very successful with dogsitting! The owners always tell me that their dogs are much more chilled and well behaving when I bring them back. Thank you!!! 💛

[@w1ldcard743]

Cesar you are a legend ❤️ need more people like you

[@avelinagutierrez3418]

Wow Cesar eres el mejor!!

[@LillaLue91]

That dude was like "no, im not hungry. Thank you though". xD That was hillarious

[@Kidgavilan700]

Cesar you are an amazing guy. Terrific episode.

[@l.5127]

Cesar, you are the best!🥰

[@jacquelinevillarreal657]

Simply The Best!!!

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

thanks!

[@rickyferguson2362]

Every video I learn something new! Thank you

[@JupiterJane1984]

Love all your vids!!

[@jeanstout4035]

So wish others would heed your awesome advice. Thank you.

[@francescasaunders1020]

DOGS ARE QUICK LEARNERS, IT'S US HUMANS WHO NEED TO LEARN TO CHANNEL THEM IN THE RIGHT DISCIPLINES AND PROPER BEHAVIOUR.

[@loujohnson6631]

Thank you Cesar!!!

[@MrTimdriver]

Love it!

[@DefinitelyNotYouThankGod]

GREAT tips!

[@OllieandBozo]

Love it, I have two dogs and you are spot on. Thank you very much.

[@lindatriggs9736]

Another superb video as always Caesars ways always work.

[@user-ok3qx5tc9i]

He thought you were asking for food for you I can’t stop laughing 😂😂😂

[@titusjonasneffe]

marvelous!

[@yosoynavarro]

Excelente video cesar Millán soy tu fans 👊🏻

[@cathyhagmeier8487]

I volunteer for a rescue and I am always learning new ways to help me control a kennel of high energy dogs. Ty for many things that I have learned from you

[@markfuller]

From what I've seen, shelters/rescues are filled with humanizers who hate Cesar. They complain about not having enough people, but then run off a lot of good people with ugly cliquishness, judgementalism, religiosity. In my area, Cesar appeared on state to a sold-out audience. He (his team, I'm sure) made arrangements with the local shelter to bring dogs for Cesar to work with live, without having met the dogs beforehand. A few volunteers appeared on stage with the dogs. All the dogs were adopted that night by members of the audience. You'd think that would be a wonderful thing, right? Within 12 hours, all reference to that event was scrubbed from the shelter's pages because the Cesar haters started threatening the shelter (they'd stop helping/supporting). To this very day that event didn't happen. Those dogs weren't adopted. And, those adopters don't exist. The shelter remained as toxic as it ever was (schisms, antatonism among groups). The "Humane Society" is one of the biggest culprits too. You'd think "who can argue with them? They're the epitome of everything humane, right?" In my area it's the county tasked with sheltering and disposing of unwanted animals. The Humane Society rescues the most desirable/adoptable dogs from the county, leaving the rest (hundreds!) to face whatever fate awaits them. That's ok. I would never criticize anyone for doing what they can. However, the Humane Society turns around and toots its own horn for being a "no-kill" shelter while criticizing what others do. They honestly don't see the contradiction. They go on at length about how perfect they are (implying everyone else isn't). They don't live in the same reality as everyone else. Their enthusiasm for animal welfare has more to do with self-promotion than it does for the animals. I'm aware of one area where the statutory shelter was finding homes for animals in other areas (through "transports"). That local Humane Society condemned the activity because many of those dogs were the smaller, desirable dogs which left the Humane Society with the larger, unwanted dogs. They were bitter about that. "But, dogs are finding homes!" "Doesn't matter, it leaves our organization in a worse state!" Bottom-line: I'd be careful mentioning Cesar if volunteering for any rescue/shelter. There's a lot of personal agendas involved. You'd think everyone would be there for the dogs. But, that's rarely the case. It's often more about ego, and "signalling."

[@estherfont9700]

He is so special... Cesar.. tu lo haces todo sencillo. 😊

[@Jaquableu]

I have learned so much from you Cesar. Our standard Poodle listens to me so well. Now just how to train my daughter to listen to me with the training techniques, so she can get the Poodle to listen to her too.

[@mohrgesina8556]

Thank you for the video.🇩🇪🙋❤️🥰

[@luisel.1943]

Love and peace from Germany!!

[@eyceemanaba128]

Thank You so much for wonderful videos. You really are a great help to us Ceasar. Godbless and More Power.

[@pippilangstrumpf4329]

Great again!!

[@cheskys.5910]

Definitely want to see more videos of introducing dogs to each other.

[@janinehahn1526]

Loved you for years! Of course I will subscribe

[@rendicon9482]

First miss you Cesar millan

[@Will-nl6il]

Maestro!

[@Drxzzyalt]

He is back 😁

[@neilsantos2286]

appreciate u cesar. god bless you!

[@CesarMillanOfficial]

blessings

[@neilsantos2286]

@@CesarMillanOfficial I'm a big fan, Cesar!! Much love from the Philippines. I hope I see you one day.

[@DanielaPerez-yp1gb]

Hello, always a good thing to bring dog's together. Greetings

[@urmilachobisa4365]

I am from india.. My grandauter is your big fan you are idol for her she is 11 year old

[@janaytilley8235]

Great video!! I never knew that about a dominant dog!! Thanks for the information

[@terryeaston5311]

Thank you

[@MrGerritStok]

Was just watching some of your video"s these days, when my son asked us to have his poodle few days during his days off. Involuntarily you look different at the dogs behaviour after watching you. This poodle is just like your junior was. Funny even sometimes, and yah, when you ask m, he"s okay with almost everything. No complains at all. Just a funny little friend. Only barks when the bell rings. Seems she does that at home to. I don"t like that, but who am i. Thanks for the video"s. They"re usefull how to approach dogs etc. Best regards from Holland.

[@lillieberger2883]

Use her reaction to the doorbell to teach her place. Every time it rings , take her to a designated place (we use our dogs bed in the living room) and have her get on her place. Use treats at first. Look up teaching the place command on KZbin, there are some very good and instructive videos.

[@hensengunawan3888]

Good job

[@martijnvankatwijk6846]

Very cool ! My border collie is always scanning the area for other dogs and people. And goes lying on the floor when hè sees a dog . Ones i stept in front of him he bit in my shoe .. that was the Breaking point Now i try to train him by watching your video's. Hè is traumatised by his past and it is very hard but seeing you pull this all off gives me hope !

[@bquade70]

Hey Cesar! Lake Havasu 🌞 Az

[@rosamedina93]

Eres un seńior muy intelligente❤️🐶❤️

[@venkatmallareddy9852]

Nice video sir my favourite dog German shepherd 💐👍

[@johnlacroix1639]

WOW great info.,, AAAAAAAAAAA++++++++++++ again great video I liked it a lot ,keep up the great work.

[@morganscarbro6286]

cesar please come to michigan we need help :,)

[@patriciaolgaurquizofrisanc562]

Saludos dd Lima Perú

[@bcfriardoyle7697]

We adopted a 1 year old puppy with a bite history. He has had a good behavior with us. My husband and I had 2 agreements before he came to us. No feeding at the table and no sleeping with us. ( we had a dog before) he totally agreed with enthusiasm. One week in and the dog is in our bed several discussions. Puppy spends most of his day whining for food in between meals. It makes it hard to enjoy the puppy. Do you have a class open for HUBBY? Soon? Our King bed isn’t big enough!

[@markfuller]

IMO it's _you_ who needs the training (counselling). What I mean is: If you watch the original Dog Whisperer series, you'll see (over and over) people who believe their dog needs training when it's *the person* who needs the training. (The dogs only do what they do because the person allows it, rewards the wrong behaviors, don't practice rules, boundaries & limitations, etc.). Often, people are blind to that. They just believe the dog needs training of some kind, and it has nothing to do with the person. The person's just a bystander. I think you're describing the same thing. Your husband doesn't respect you. He made a promise (to you, a co-commitment to the dog) prior to giving a home to a dog with a *life-threatening* strike against it (one or two more strikes and the dog could be put down). That's serious stuff. You treated it seriously. He lied to you because there's no consequence. (It's about as simple as that. It's just about him and his enjoyment. You're enabling that. You don't need anyone else but you to inform him of that, and apply a price tag to it.). Watch Cesar 911 season 1, episode 2 ("The Moos"). That's about the biggest jerk husband anyone could imagine. He didn't care about anyone other than himself and his enjoyment of three bichons. Everyone else is "ah, forget them. It's nothing. Who needs them? I love my dogs." Even Cesar thought he couldn't help. The husband didn't take anything seriously, and didn't care how he was affecting others.

[@LyndaCoulson64]

Guys if you are new here, please like & subscribe for Cesar's teachings of 'better humans, better planet'. Csar Millan is the best human trainer & dog rehabilitator that I know of. His ways have worked wonders for me over many years.

[@60vmedina]

Cesar you need to publish 10 videos per day. Queremos más paisano!

[@chriswong8400]

Great vid! -What breed was Harry?

[@margitsteiner3690]

Hello Cesar! This is one of my favorite episode! 🤗🤗🤗 Are you still in contact with them? 😇😇😇 Have a great afternoon Cesar! 😊😊😊🤗🤗🤗😍😍😍😘😘😘😇😇😇🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽❣️❣️❣️

[@alisonsaunders5089]

I've got a pit bull mix with Staffordshire bull terrier his a amazing dog the best dog I've ever owned I understand a a dog when I call him he comes I trust him 100% xx

[@kaystravellingaround8700]

Seems nice to introduce us dog behavior

[@Juan-kd5nz]

I can help to have a crush on Cesar

[@XjtBA]

Was this episode done in England?

[@markfuller]

Miraflores, Spain. He had (or still has) a dog psychology center there. Leader of the Pack was filmed there. Each episode featured people who vied for adopting a dog, proving they could be the dog's leader. The people were from Euro region. The series ran one season and was released on dvd.

[@DI.ANGEL4YA]

Excelente vídeo I just got home a puppy rescue and he's running out the door imidietly. Please help me with anything

[@MrTachyon3000]

Did you take him on a long walk before you got it inside your home like Cesar recommends?

[@dceuhalloffame9727]

If I was a dog and not a human, then I would definitely be the dog that is dominating but also independent with no social skills what so ever.

[@pavlasmolikova8783]

I like the topic " If I was a dog". Something to think about. Every dog is a picture of the owner if he/she was a dog.

[@sandeshthapa7056]

I wish I could reach cesar.

[@nickomcbrain5958]

Cesar please! haz este video en español! Tengo una perrita sumamente miedosa que no logro presentar a otros dos perros de la casa porque no reacciona bien y encima, ella es mucho mas pequeña que ellos, como se hace en un caso asi? gracias!

[@fanniemaewee83]

Hi Cesar, how to introduce a puppy to a very jealous pack? Any video? Thanks

[@rosie40ify]

how do you know if your dogs is number 10?

[@markfuller]

I forget what this clip shows, but the whole episode (leader of the pack, season 1, ep. 4,) starts with the owners who had adopted two dogs at the same time. One had been confined to a crate for years. Very insecure, needed a lot of rehabilitation. They chose the other dog (the "10") due to its calm confident energy, to help the insecure dog. Be a source of stability for that one. So, in that context, Cesar refers to this one as being a 10. To me, that's a dog who trusts and respects you to that (max) level. You never have to correct that dog. It's eager to do what you want (without much telling it what to do). Confident but not pushy. A dog you could have off leash and not worry it will get in trouble (at all, no matter what happens). No need to be at the front of the pack, or the back. A middle of the pack dog. Balanced. Medium energy level.

[@brendacampbell4670]

@ Cesar Milan My fiancé has two border collies bandit is the more aggressive of the two. He definitely likes his toys and to play. I have a Shih Tzu bichon mix who likes his toys how do we get the dogs to cooperate with their toys?

[@diegor1767]

cesar porfavor podrias poner los suptitulos en español plz

[@corywinhoven6786]

What do you mean by coco is number 10

[@scott2296]

My dog barks at the Moon! Help Cesar, Help!

[@sandyrobs7302]

Cesar I watch all of you videos I have a Rhodesian Ridgeback and she is very challenging your videos have helped my husband and myself on her training I only have one problem with her I could not get her to stop biting me I have given her all the chew toys a dog could want all the bones a dog could want all the chew toys and at 5 months still I know she is teething and she still insist on biting me

[@mychaelobie]

cesar with british people 😁

[@pilartorrijosgimenez5204]

Me gustaría hablar conmigo

[@pilartorrijosgimenez5204]

Me llamo Pilar solo hablo español contigo

[@thewizard_n5132]

I introduced a few strangers to your channel yesterday after seeing them get dragged from car to the inside of the dog park by their dogs

[@ozzy7109]

😆

[@eruvielgaribay9079]

Cesar you should train guys Going into prison you got that mind thing down on point

[@melissadeluna9139]

I need your help with my dog! I don’t wanna give him up but I don’t know how to train him, I’ve been watching your videos recently, but it’s hard knowing what I am doing wrong!

[@markfuller]

"Watching the videos recently" sounds like the youtube videos? If so, go back to the original Dog Whisperer series. Binge watch that. Full episodes, not these shorts of newer episodes which are more entertainment oriented. The DW series was more documentary, more to the point, less rehearsed. It's what everyone knows Cesar from, but nobody goes back and watches it. If you watch the first 2-3 seasons (there are 9), twice, you'll know 90% of what there is to know. It's not a "how to" (like "how to teach your dog to sit."). It's more about how to be. It's almost always the person, not the dog. They're not being the leader. Not being assertive enough (calm assertive. People think assertive means yelling, acting angry, impatient, frustrated. It's not. It's just "make it happen."). You see it over and over. After binge-watching 3 seasons, you'll know what the next episode is about when you see the intro. It gets repetitive after awhile that way. When you start to know what he's going to do without watching the episode, then you have it (then watch it all a 2nd time, and you'll see things you didn't see the 1st time).

[@melissadeluna9139]

@@markfuller thanks ?

[@markfuller]

@@melissadeluna9139 Hopefully that's not a bewildered (?) thanks. Something else which is a lost resource: he has a 6-volume "Mastering Leadership" set of DVDs. If you binge-watch the original DW series, you have to watch a lot and pick up his philosophy over many episodes. It's something that you absorb in pieces (each "case study"). Let's say the topic is "dog lunging at other dogs." You'll see that in many episodes, and each one gives more of the picture about how that's being dealt with. There's a lot of little pieces like letting the dog lead you out the door for the walk, or using a harness instead of a slip lead, or giving too much leash on the walk (should be walking next to you), or not correcting the dog when you see the initial signs of increased focus/excitement (waiting until it's full-blown lunging, and the dog can't hear you at that level). Or, sometimes a dog has pent--up frustrated energy, needs to go for a long run to drain that, and be receptive to discipline. (Or, wear a backpack to help drain energy on the walk.). Or, the person gives affection for the wrong things. Those are things you pick up across episodes. It's not laid out like a course, at once. But, that 6-volume series is more direct. If you watched that, you'd more quickly pick up on what you're seeing in the DW series (why he does certain things). The first two volumes (People training for dogs. Becoming a pack leader) are on youtube the last time I looked. Almost always, people try to fix a problem (like lunging at other dogs/strangers on the walk), but the problem is a lack of leadership at home, in the small things. A lack of rules, boundares & limitations all the time. It's in the relationship, not the one unwanted behavior.

[@pamtraynor2688]

Harry was acting fine compared to my dog! He wasn’t acting aggressive toward them at all? My dog is 12 years old and a jack chihuahua cross. My son has got a 4 year old Staffordshire bull terrier and I would love them to be ok with each other so that when they visit they can bring him with. We have introduced them but my dog ( female) goes for him and it gets a bit scary. She is unpredictable with dogs and will charge them and be aggressive. If she behaved like Harry it would be no problem, he wasn’t aggressive at all! She would have gone for those dogs and Harry in that situation

[@user-hs5kk4dt2g]

None of those dogs are aggressive/reactive lol

[@iamrandomacorns]

How to know which dog is the front, middle and back of the pack? 🤔

[@kennethnie5051]

Hi, how to let dogs stay together without fighting ? I have five German shepherd and two French bulldogs and one Great Dane . They can’t stay together, those German shepherd will fight and bite the other. Wish you give me some advice. Thank you

[@mamichelledelacruz9871]

How would one know that your dog is a number 10?

[@jtindisa]

I wish this was about large breed dogs. I have to introduce 2 boerboels.

[@dustinmichel7608]

My doggo is a super sweet American bully but recently he is becoming reactive to dogs that are over aggressive. He doesn't want to fight but postures like crazy know.

[@destinychapman602]

I know this is a year old. But what about a 5 year old shepherd and a 1 year old pit bull terrier. We just got her. And our shepherd is basically the alpha of the house. How do I get them around each other?

[@allalone1461]

that wasn't enough info to me, I have a small dog going to move in with an aggressive Aussie, I am scared. we will be living in the same house. How to start? with crates? thank you

[@jeanlucka85]

Cesar no te olvides del público hispanohablante.

[@damiancisneros4727]

Hi I’m trying to train my dog but he keeps on biting and he is 5 months old

[@XxDarthXpOObaxX]

I’m wondering if y’all have recommendations to introduce a new puppy to an elderly dog who’s deaf and blind? I want their meeting to be as successful and possible and as comfy as it can be for my elderly pup! Thank y’all!!!

[@markfuller]

I've never seen any Cesar episodes (Dog Whisperer, 911) about this. There is 6-volume Mastering Leadership series, the 3rd volume is "your new dog: the first day and beyond." It's about how to introduce a dog to your home. That's the closest I've seen. Not about blindness. Dog Whisperer 4-10 (Cody, aired as 4-13) is about a blind dog. 4-17 (Angler, aired as 4-19. I think that one was blind too.). I don't think either of those involved introducing. If you google "how to introduce a puppy to a senior blind dog" you'll find some blog stuff that's more specific.