I've just recently become the owner of a dog. We rescued a former greyhound—well, it's still a greyhound, obviously, but a former racing greyhound. Now, racing's very dear to my heart, but it's fair to say that racing greyhounds don't have a very good life if they're not very good at racing, and my dog Zoi was not. It didn't even pass trials. It wasn't even fast enough to race. But, unfortunately, in that industry, those dogs are under the most threat, because they're no good to their trainers. Anyway, I'm getting off the point. 