Feed your dog high-quality, well-balanced dog food and treats. Be careful when feeding your dog human food. Maintain your dog's weight at a healthy level. Give your dog healthy treats. Give your dog a constant supply of fresh water.

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This should be your pet's main source of nutrition. Look at the first five ingredients listed on the pet food label. These ingredients make up the majority of the food. Meat (not meat by-products) and vegetables should be the first few ingredients in the dog food. Lower down the list may be meat by-products and grains.  Avoid common filler ingredients in dog food that may actually harm your dog's health. Some of these include: Ethoxyquin, Propylene Glycol, BHT/BHA, Corn Syrup and corn, and animal by-products.  Occasionally, some dogs might show signs of a food sensitivity or intolerance. Watch for: diarrhea, vomiting, or skin conditions. Work with the veterinarian to determine what food ingredients the dog can and cannot eat. Realize that certain human foods can hurt or kill a dog. Dog’s bodies can’t always metabolize foods like humans can so make sure your dog does not have access to these foods: grapes, raisins, chocolates, avocados, yeast dough, nuts, alcohol, onions, garlic, chives, and sugar-free gum (mainly the ingredient xylitol). These are all toxic to dogs. While you can make your own dog food, you must work with an animal nutritionist or veterinarian with education in pet food nutrition. This ensures your dog’s diet is nutritionally balanced. A dog is considered overweight when he weighs 10-20% more than his ideal body weight. If he is 20% overweight, he's considered obese. Being obese can shorten a dog’s life span by 2 years. Obese dogs are at higher risk for cancer, heart disease, diabetes, osteoarthritis, and urinary bladder stones. Talk with a vet about the ideal weight for your dog and feed him accordingly. Most dogs are overweight or obese because they don't get enough exercise and get too much food. Refer to the package of pet food for specific guidelines about feeding based on ideal weight. Just like in humans, snacking or treats, can add quite a few calories to a dog’s daily calorie allowance. This could cause your dog to put on extra weight. Try giving your dog homemade treats, instead of...


Feed your dog the right food. Consider a homemade diet. Feed him the right amount.

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There are many foods you can feed your dog, but you need to look for the highest quality dog food that is made for small breeds. Your beagle will do well with commercial dog food as long as the food contains quality ingredients that are specialized for small breeds. The first three or four ingredients should be meat and vegetables. It can contain meat by-products and wheat, but they should be farther down the list. If your dog doesn't do well on commercial food or if you want to make it yourself, consider a raw diet. If you choose this path, contact your vet to find an animal nutritionist to help you provide a balanced diet for your beagle. If it isn't, your dog's quality of life may suffer.5 In order to keep your dog in the right weight range, you need to feed him the recommended amounts every day. To help you do this, measure the amount of food with a measuring cup at each meal. This will ensure you don't overfeed or underfeed him. Look on the back of your dog's food to see the proper amount for him.  This is typically based on weight, so make sure you know how much he ways so you can feed him the right amount. Overfeeding can lead to obesity, which is the largest nutritional issue facing dog’s today.  If you follow the recommended amount of food, avoid feeding him more than a treat or two a day because it will increase his calorie intake.


Feed your dragon by hand. Bathe your bearded dragon. Aim for a stress-free environment. Take your dragon to the veterinarian.

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One way to bond with your dragon is to give him his food directly. You should do this occasionally but not so often that your dragon becomes reliant upon you. Instinctually, dragons hunt for their food so you should still give your dragon his food in a bowl most of the time. Place the food on the tip of your fingers. Your dragon will use his tongue to take the food from you.  Bearded dragons eat vegetables, living insects like crickets, waxworms, or mealworms, or bearded dragon foods available for purchase at pet shops. Safe vegetables include squash, endive, turnip greens, or collard greens. Dragons also can eat apples, strawberries, and melons.  Do not feed your pet spinach, avocado, lettuce, or wild insects.  Implement a regular feeding plan. Whether feeding by hand or putting the food in your dragon’s home, your dragon will anticipate feeding time. He then will associate a positive experience with you! You should feed your young dragon once daily and your adults once per day or every second day. Juvenile dragons require a mainly live food diet. Beardies are able to transition onto a vegetarian diet as they mature. It is possible your dragon might think your fingers are food. Be careful when feeding him! By giving your lizard a bath, you will help him stay hydrated. Dragons absorb water through their pores. This is particularly important because dragons do not love to drink form a water bowl. To bathe your dragon, fill a sink, bathtub, or other clean container with warm water (try to reach 34.5-35.5 degrees Celsius/94-96 degrees Fahrenheit). Your dragon might enjoy this activity and again associate pleasure with you!  Be sure to clean the bathing container thoroughly after use. Mist your pet with water every second day. This will help your lizard also to stay hydrated.  Try to bathe your pet every four to eight days although you can bathe him every day. In order for your dragon to be happy, you should try to reduce his stress levels. High stress can lead to aggression. When your dragon sleeps, keep the...


Feed your ferrets pellets that are made for them or no-carb kitten food. Give your ferret kitten treats, chicken, or eggs as a daily treat. Check and refill your ferrets’ water bottle 2 times a day. Put a litter box in your ferrets’ cage and clean it every day. Keep your ferret in a room that stays below 80 °F (27 °C). Take your ferrets to the vet at least once a year.

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Ferret pellets don’t have any carbohydrates and are formulated to contain the right amount of protein to keep ferrets healthy. Use soft, carb-free kitten food as an alternative if you cannot find ferret pellets.  Ferrets should always have food available. Put 1.5 cups (~150 g) in the dish for 2 ferrets and change it out every day. If they are leaving a lot of food then you can lower the amount you give them, but make sure they never have an empty food bowl.  Adult cat food does not work as an alternative to ferret food. Make sure any kitten food you use does not contain fish as an ingredient. Ferrets only eat meat-based food or animal products like eggs. Purchase soft kitten treats with chicken or lamb as the first ingredient to give to your ferret. Chop up chicken or cooked eggs as another treat option. Give your ferrets a treat when you are handling and playing with them daily.  Give each ferret an individual kitten treat, an egg, or a piece of cooked chicken cut into a 1 in (2.5 cm) chunk at least once a day during playtime. You should not give your ferrets fruits, vegetables, or bread because these are not part of a ferret’s natural diet. Make sure there is always fresh, clean water available for your ferrets. Refill the water bottle anytime that you see it is not full or looks dirty. You can provide a bowl of water in the ferrets’ cage in addition to a water bottle. Some ferrets like to have a variety of water sources. Just make sure to clean out the bowl and fill it with fresh water whenever you see anything floating in it because it will get dirty quickly. Fix a ferret litter tray or litter pan to the side of the cage on the lowest level. A ferret litter pan has one lowered side so that the ferret can easily walk in and out, and is designed to fit into a corner and hook onto the bars of the cage.  You can use regular cat litter as ferret litter. Whenever the litter is dirty, scoop out the dirty parts and refill the litter pan with some fresh litter. Ferrets like to stay at cool temperatures and cannot...


Feed your fish the appropriate food several times a day. Set up a protein skimmer and empty its collection cup every day. Replenish evaporated saltwater with purified freshwater every day. Clean the algae off the tank every day. Test water parameters, change water, and do deeper cleaning weekly. Wash tank parts every month or two. Replace the bulbs in your lighting according to package instructions.

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Do some research into what kinds of food you should feed your fish—some may be fine with a mix of pellets, while others might prefer fresh food from a seafood market. Try to feed them several small servings a day rather than 1-2 large feedings, as this keeps them more satisfied.  Buy food at your pet store or at seafood markets. Make sure any non-pellet food you give your fish are from saltwater habitats, not freshwater. Watch your fish when they feed. They should eat quickly and finish every bite! If you see a fish not eating, talk to your veterinarian. Give your fish a different kind of food every few days to ensure they’re getting the right nutrients and staying satisfied. A protein skimmer collects dissolved organic compounds, like waste, filtering them out of the water to keep it clean and clear. Set yours up according to the package instructions and empty it daily to keep it working well.  To empty the protein skimmer, simply remove the collection cup, empty it in the sink, and rinse it clean. You can buy a protein skimmer wherever fish aquarium products are sold, in pet stores, and online. Protein skimmers can attach below the tank, on the rim, or inside the tank. Although water will eventually evaporate from your aquarium, the salt will be left behind. To return your water level to normal, simply add purified freshwater to the tank. Don’t add new saltwater after evaporation. This will alter the specific gravity of your system. Use an algae magnet, brush, or scraper to clean the algae film off of your aquarium glass every day. If the algae builds up at a slower rate, you can switch to every other day, or even weekly. Along with a few quick everyday tasks, there are a few things you can do on a weekly or bi-weekly basis to keep your tank clean and pleasant for your fish. These include:  Testing the specific gravity, pH, ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, and alkalinity of the water. Clean the salt off your aquarium cover, power cords, and the edges of the tank. Mix up new saltwater and change about 10% of the...


Feed your gerbil a special gerbil seed mix. Provide a water bottle for your gerbil. Give your gerbil treats. Give your gerbil something to chew on.

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Look for a specially formulated gerbil food mix at your local pet store. Follow the package instructions for how much to give your gerbil each day and serve the food in a small ceramic dish placed inside of his cage. One way that you can begin to bond with your gerbil is to pick out some of the larger seeds from the mix, such as the sunflower seeds, and feed them to your gerbil by hand. Gerbils need to have access to clean fresh water at all times. Use a hanging water bottle to provide your gerbils with plenty of water. Make sure that the water bottle’s tip does not touch or come too close to the bedding or the water may drain out. Check the water bottle’s tip daily to make sure that it is working properly. Cheerios, rice crispies, apples, carrots, and lettuce are all good choices to treat your gerbil. Bananas make excellent treats, and your gerbils will love having small pieces of them. Make sure that whatever you give your gerbil does not contain any sugar, flavors, or other additives. Do not give your gerbil junk food. Give your gerbil a large chunk rather than small ones or they may get lost in the bedding. Remove the treat after your gerbil has finished with it. Like all rodents, a gerbil’s teeth never stop growing. Gerbils need to chew to keep their teeth from growing out of control, so make sure that you provide your gerbil with a sterilized bone or a pesticide and chemical-free stick to chew on.


Feed your goldfish small amounts multiple times a day. Know the proper way to prepare each type of food. Observe your fish when you feed him. Devise a feeding plan if you’ll be traveling.

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A good rule of thumb is to feed your goldfish no more than he can eat in about one to two minutes. Goldfish can literally eat themselves to death, so you need to be very careful that you do not need overfeed your goldfish. Feeding him up to three times a day should be sufficient. Grab just enough food that you can easily pinch between your thumb and index finger. This is about the amount of food that you should feed your goldfish. With the many different types of goldfish food that are available, you will need to know the proper way to prepare each type of food. This will lessen the likelihood that your goldfish will experience digestive upset after eating.  Pre-soak flakes to prevent your goldfish from swallowing air bubbles when he eats the flakes; swallowing air bubbles can lead to swim bladder problems and constipation. To pre-soak the flakes, dip them in the tank water a few times before fully placing them in the water. Feed them one to two times a week. Pre-soak pellets for 10 to 15 minutes, or until they are about twice their original size. Place a small amount of tank water in another container and place the pellets in this container. After they have softened up and increased in size, add them to the tank. Feed the pellets two to three times a week. Pre-soak freeze-dried food in a small container of tank water to prevent digestive upset.  Completely thaw frozen foods before adding them to your goldfish’s tank. Place the food in your refrigerator for the thawing process. Peel, chop, and soften fruits and vegetables. Boiling is a good way to soften vegetables.  Fruits and vegetables can be given as occasional treats. Thoroughly rinse live food if you find it yourself in the environment. Rinsing earthworms with water will help to remove the dirt and potential disease-causing organisms that may be in the dirt. To feed worms, cut them into small pieces before putting them in your goldfish's tank; you could even try placing the small pieces on a toothpick and feeding them to your fish that way. Feed the...


Feed your guppies the right food. Feed your guppies a small amount 2-4 times per day. Monitor your guppies’ digestive health.

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You can feed your guppies all kinds of food, both dry and wet, and both live and frozen. You can buy pre-made flake food for guppies that will provide them with a balanced diet, but make sure you avoid feeding them solely a high-protein food. You want to balance protein with vegetable-based food.  Brine shrimp, earthworm flakes, dried bloodworm, white worms, and mosquito larvae are all great options for feeding your guppies. Flake food with fish meal as a primary ingredient is a great choice. Read the labels before buying your guppy food. Rather than feeding your guppies a large amount all at once, spread their feedings out throughout the day. Try to vary what you give them each feeding. For example, you might give them live brine shrimp during one feeding, and then flake food at the next feeding. Be careful not to overfeed your guppies. They should be able to consume the food you give them within two minutes. The tank water is a good indicator of how well the fish are thriving on their diet. If the water goes cloudy, or if there seems to be a problem with algae in your tank, you might be having some issues with your feeding. If your tank goes cloudy, lighten up your feeding by about 20% for a few days and see if that helps the fish readjust and the water to balance itself out again. If this happens it might be due to a peak of toxic substances (ammonia and nitrite) because of skipping the cycling period...


Feed your pig food that is low in fiber. Give your pig feeds with a high fat content. Select a protein source. Choose a grain for your pig. Increase the amount of food the pig is eating. Add supplements to the pig’s diet. Make the food more appealing.

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Since fiber takes more energy to digest, the pig will end up expending more calories when eating fiber that it would when eating a less fibrous food.  In other words, a high-fiber diet will reduce the amount of calories that the pig absorbs and turns into fat. Avoid feeding your pig soy hulls, wheat midds, and distillers dried grains with solubles (DDGS). Fat in pig feed comes from poultry, pork, tallow, vegetable oils, and blended animal or vegetable fats.  The type of fat that is included in your pig’s feed has little impact on the weight gains it will make.  Feed your pig whatever high-fat feed that it finds most palatable, and you find most affordable.  Skim milk, yogurt, and dairy are also foods that can increase pig fat. Sweet foods with high sugar content -- donuts, candy, and cupcakes -- can also rapidly increase your pig’s weight. Tankage (animal feed made from residue left behind from the tanks in which animal carcasses were rendered) and meat scraps are two good sources of protein.  Soybean oil meal is another option.  Give your pig a mix of many types of protein.  See what the pig likes best, and feed it primarily that type of protein. Combining soybean meal with a corn diet will provide your pig with well-balanced amino acid levels. Whatever you choose, 50% of your feed should be yellow corn.  The remainder of your pig’s feed should be a mix of barley, wheat, and sorghum.  Feed your pig various grains and see which it likes best.  Use the pig’s favorite grain in abundance in order to increase its weight. Avoid bird-proof sorghums, as pigs find them less desirable than regular red or white sorghum. Weight gain occurs as a result of ingesting excess calories.  If a pig is not eating enough food, it will lose weight.  If a pig eats over and above the caloric volume needed to maintain its current weight, it will increase its weight.  Increase the pig’s nutrient intake as you increase the amount of food it eats.  Take your pig to the vet or nutritionist for blood work and a nutritional analysis.  The...


Feed your rabbit a healthy diet. Give your rabbit fresh water daily. Empty your rabbit's litter box every 2-4 days. Remember that rabbits are coprophagic. Clean your rabbit's cage once every week. Give your rabbit plenty of attention.

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A rabbit's diet should consist of grass, fresh vegetables, and timothy hay or oat hay. More specifically, a rabbit should have an unlimited supply of hay. You can also feed your rabbit store-bought pellets, however, pellets should be fed in small amounts. One of the most trusted brands for pellets and timothy hay is Oxbow. Make sure that you get your rabbit the right kind of pellets (youth pellets if the rabbit is under 6 months, adult if the rabbit is older than 6 months).   High-fiber pellets should be offered daily, but in small quantities to prevent health problems. Rabbits under four pounds can be given 1/4 cup of pellets. As a general rule, you can add another 1/4 cup of pellets daily for every additional two pounds of body weight on your rabbit.  Young rabbits can be given alfalfa hay, but alfalfa is not a healthy option for adults. It's recommended that you switch your rabbit to timothy hay before it reaches one year old. It's important to change your rabbit's water every day to prevent bacteria from growing. Use a water bowl made of ceramic, rabbit safe plastic, or metal, as these are easier to clean.  Some pet owners prefer sipper bottles because they cannot be easily tipped over in the cage, however, rabbits get dehydrated easily with a sipper bottle. The sipper bottles can also collect germs at the spout. Choose a water container that works best for you and your pet. This will not only reduce the risk of unpleasant odors, but it will also keep your rabbit healthy and happy.  If you are just starting out training your rabbit to use a litter box, you should be able to tell which corner your rabbit goes in to relieve itself. If you put some newspaper or a litter box down there, your rabbit will quickly learn to use the box. You may want to scoop out urine-soaked litter on a daily basis to keep your rabbit clean and keep the litter box smelling fresh. Rabbits excrete two kinds of droppings: fecal pellets (round, hard, dry waste product) and cecotropes (large, soft, light-colored droppings). The...


Feed your rabbit a proper diet. Massage your rabbit’s belly. Encourage your rabbit to be active.

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Following in-hospital veterinary treatment, your rabbit will need at-home care to fully recover. Feeding him a healthy diet will help him recover. Examples of healthy foods are fresh timothy hay and leafy greens (e.g., kale, spinach). A healthy diet also includes plenty of fresh water. Do not give your rabbit dairy products or any treats that are high in sugar, honey, or seeds. A tummy massage is a soothing and effective treatment strategy. If your rabbit has a hairball, a massage can help loosen the hairball so it can pass through his system. A tummy massage can also  stimulate gut movements. Physical activity can help improve your rabbit’s gut movements. If your rabbit is well enough to move around, encourage him walk around in his cage. For example, you could move his food a few feet away from him to so he can walk to his food. You could also move his toys a little further away from his sleeping area.


Feed your rabbit. Brush your lionhead rabbit daily. Get your lionhead rabbit proper preventative health care. Be vigilant for signs of ill health.

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Talk to your vet about the right diet for your rabbit. In general, your rabbit should be fed a limited amount of pellets (about 1/8 cup per pound of body weight), fresh greens, and unlimited amounts of Timothy hay (or alfalfa hay if the rabbit is less than seven months old).  Treats such as apples, carrots, bananas, etc, can be fed in small quantities (a couple of tablespoons per day). Always make sure your rabbit has water all the time. As a rule of thumb, any one food will be high in a particular nutrient. To avoid the rabbit eating excessive amount of any one nutrient, which could result in a health problem (for example excessive oxalate in carrots that can cause bladder stones), never feed the same fresh food two days running. By providing variety in their diet, you avoid this pitfall. Never, on any account, feed your rabbit human foods, such as sweet biscuits. The rabbit's metabolism is not designed to cope with sugar and it will induce diabetes in your rabbit. Make sure your rabbit has plenty of fiber to help prevent against wool block (hairballs), keep teeth healthy, and groom your lionhead daily for the same reason. The lionhead has a soft downy coat, and if it grooms and swallows excessive amounts of soft fur this can lead to bowel obstructions. To avoid this, and to get some great bonding time with your bunny, brush your lionhead daily.  During the time of year that your lionhead is shedding most (spring and autumn), groom it more often. Pay particular attention to the longer fur, or 'mane,' between the rabbit's ears. It is important to keep this hair in order. Comb it through to avoid knots and tangles, but you should be gentle around the delicate parts of the rabbit's face, especially its eyes. Check your Lionhead's rear end every day. Fly strike happens when urine or fecal soiling occurs on the rabbit's rear. This attracts flies, that then lay eggs in the soiled fur. Those eggs hatch out into maggots, which then burrow into the rabbit's flesh. To avoid this, check the fur for soiling every day,...


Feed your terrapin a healthy diet. Avoid handling your terrapin. Keep the tank free of feces and food debris.

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Terrapins are omnivores. This means their diet is comprised of both plants and animals.  Most pet stores sell turtle pellets that are safe for terrapins. Ask a pet store employee for a recommendation if you are unsure. For meat, terrapins eat snails and earth worms and might eat meats like chicken and pork as well. Tuna and other oily fish are a favorite. Meat should be given raw and in small chunks.  For plants, let your terrapin snack on berries and leafy vegetables like lettuce and spinach.  Some stores sell vitamin and mineral supplements to promote healthy shells and skin. If your terrapin is having any health issues, you might want to look into adding supplements to his diet. Terrapins have a reputation for being somewhat aggressive. A terrapin is more of a hands-off pet and should not be handled frequently.  You need to earn a terrapin's trust before he will let you touch him. Never touch a terrapin if he seems timid or shy. Terrapins do bite and their bites are hard and sometimes warrant medical attention. Hand feeding is a great way to bond with your terrapin and get him comfortable with your presence.  If your terrapin seems calm in your presence and allows you to touch and pet him, it's okay to occasionally pick him up gently. In fact, you need to regularly pick up your terrapin in order to clean his tank. However, limit the contact you do have. Terrapins tend to thrive in solitude and too much handling can cause them stress. Terrapins are messy. When they eat, they tend to scatter food and do not usually defecate in a specific area of the tank. You need to remove fecal matter and scattered food on a daily basis, especially if it gets into the water. You can do this using a cat litter scoop or a net scoop as you won't have to remove your terrapin from the tank on a daily basis. This can be stressful for him and you.


Feed your toads crickets and mealworms. Add other insects to your toad's diet. Supplement your toad's diet with vitamins and minerals.

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Live crickets and mealworms, which you can buy at a pet store, should be the staple of your fire-belly toad's diet. You should feed your toads as many crickets and worms as they can eat in a 15 minute period. Opt for smaller crickets to avoid a choking hazards. In addition to crickets and mealworms, fire-belly toads can benefit from having other food available. You can add food sources to their water, such as guppies, and snails. As fire-belly toads are active animals, they can benefit from having live food sources in their aquarium. All food should be live. Fire-belly toads do not recognize non-living food sources, and these can quickly contaminate your toad's tank. Gut load your crickets before feeding them to your toad by buying cricket food for made specifically for this purpose, which you can find at the pet store. You should also dust your crickets with a calcium and vitamin supplement at least once a week. Talk to your vet before offering supplements. You want to make sure any supplements you use are healthy and safe for your toads.


Feed your tortoise. Provide your tortoise with water. Handle your tortoise with care. Soak your baby tortoise in water a few times a week. Choose the type of shelter you'd like for your tortoise.

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The type of food your tortoise eats will largely depend on the species of tortoise you've chosen. It's important to ask the source where you got the tortoise what you should make a part of its staple diet. In general, though, most tortoises eat mixed leafy greens, such as a typical "spring mix" you can find at any grocery store. When tortoises are babies, they need to eat softer or crispier foods, because their tiny jaws will find it hard to tear apart harder foods. Tortoises can eat most vegetables, such as broccoli, green beans, or kale, especially if you mix them in with the mixed greens, but it's important to know what your type of tortoise needs.  Your tortoise may need supplements to make sure that he or she grows healthy and strong. The supplements must have Calcium and a some Vitamin A, Vitamin D3 should be offered too if the tortoise is kept indoors without UV light. Some tortoises prefer dandelion leaves, celery, lettuce, and sometimes fruit. It's important that your tortoise has enough water to stay hydrated and healthy. You can just pour some water in a shallow tray or saucer and sink it into the floor of the enclosure so that your tortoise can't flip it over. It should be shallow enough so that your tortoise can easily stand in it and can place its head in the water without being completely submerged. Replace the water daily. Your tortoise should have its own bowl of water, whether it is outdoors or indoors. Never drop a tortoise; if their shell breaks, they might die from an infection. Though you may be dying to hold your pet tortoise, you should try to take it easy on holding it, or letting others hold it. This can be stressful for your favorite creature. If there are small children around, explain to them that it would be better if they would admire it through observation and contact is only necessary during care. Tortoises need to stay hydrated, especially when they are young. When you first bring home your tortoise, you should soak it in water a few times a week, so it feels fully hydrated,...


Feed your turtle daily. Be sure to put their food in the water. Consider feeding your baby turtle in a separate container of water. Offer a variety of foods to hatchlings. Expand the variety as your baby turtle grows. Be aware that newly hatched turtles may not eat for a week or more. Make sure the water in your tank is warm enough if your turtle is not eating after a few weeks. Leave your turtle alone to eat.

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Baby turtles require lots of food to grow. Give them all the food they want and dispose of leftovers. They also take a lot of time to eat. Give them 30 minutes to several hours. Aquatic turtles must be in water to swallow. This will help keep their tank clean of food debris. If you feed your turtle in its tank, you will need to do your best to scoop out the food debris afterwards.  Add just enough water to cover the turtle. Use water from the tank so it is the same temperature and does not shock the turtle. Give them 30 minutes to several hours to eat. Pat the turtle dry when returning it to the main tank in order to remove any food debris. While turtle food contains all the necessary nutrients for your baby turtles, a well-balanced, varied diet is the best way to ensure your turtles are healthy. In addition, it may be hard to get your hatchling to eat at all, so provide variety until you find something he will eat. Foods appropriate for hatchlings include:  Flake and pellet foods – You can find varieties specifically for baby turtles at your pet store. They have all the necessary vitamins and nutrients for your baby turtle. Turtle sticks – Good for baby and adult turtles. Live blackworms, crickets, and mealworms (especially good, as baby turtles are attracted to movement) Once your baby turtle is a few months old, you can expand the variety of his diet. Check here for the appropriate foods for your species of turtle. In addition to the turtle food and live insects above, appropriate foods typically include:  Waxworms and small roaches Small fish or shrimp Cooked eggs with shells Fruit (halved grapes, apple, melon, strawberries) Vegetables (kale, spinach, romaine, but no iceberg lettuce or cabbage) They will live off the yolk from their eggs. Offer them food, but do not be overly worried if they do not eat. Turtles will not eat or digest their food if they are too cold. Use a water heater to bring the water to the correct temperature for your turtle. Many turtle will not eat if watched. If your turtle is not...


Feeding your cows Maintain a good herd health program. Check your cows regularly for any signs of illness or injury. Keep the stalls where they live or go to be milked clean with fresh bedding. Maintain and regularly clean the milking supplies. Milk them Maintain a breeding program.

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is the first and most important part of taking care of dairy cows. You have to feed them to help them produce milk.  Without feed, don't expect your dairy cows to be producing much milk. You can feed them hay, grain, silage or even let them graze grass if there is plenty of grass for your cows to eat. Be sure that they have constant access to clean water; cows should never go without water, especially when they are being raised for milk. You should try to feed them every day or as many times as necessary per day or week depending on how you are feeding them. If they're on pasture, you need to ensure they have fresh pasture.  If they are on a rotational grazing schedule, you will need to switch paddocks every day, or at least as many times per day or per week as necessary.  If your dairy cows are on feed, make sure they are getting a formulated ration that best suits their needs as they are producing milk.  This means feeds high in calcium, phosphorus, protein and energy, which will both help produce high-quality milk and keep them in good health. Be sure to allow your cows free access to loose mineral as well. This means keeping up-to-date with vaccinations and de-worming/de-licing programs. If you haven't already, please see your local large animal veterinarian for certain vaccinations and de-worming or de-licing products that are best for your herd. Dairy cattle are highly susceptible to mastitis and lameness issues, which may need to be attended to as soon as possible. This will need to be done every day. Replace dirty bedding (in the form of straw or sawdust) that has been soiled from manure with clean bedding. If you fail to do this you may invite higher cases of mastitis in your dairy herd. This is so that they do not pose a risk of mastitis to the cows when you milk them, and it also ensures that the milk you get from those cows is kept clean.  Milk that is contaminated with dirt pose a high risk of having E. coli, Streptococcus, Salmonella, Campylobacter, Clostridium spp., etc which can pose a health...


Feel a sense of depersonalization. Pay attention to feelings of "derealization. Know that you're not going crazy.

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This is the sensation of not being in your own body. You might feel like you are observing the situation from a distance or that you don’t know what is real and what isn’t. This symptom of anxiety attacks is an indicator for very strong fear and frustration and it can be a very unreal and inexplicable feeling. In other words, reality will feel entirely different. This makes it doubly hard to come back to the present moment. If you do sense this depersonalization, try to bring yourself back by concentrating on your breathing or the sensation of an object in your hands. Is it hot or cold? Sharp or soft? Being in the moment can make this symptom easier to deal with. " This is the feeling as though you are in a dream. The situation, along with your emotions, thoughts and physical experiences might seem like it is not real, but rather a memory or a nightmare. This feeling occurs during the stages of very strong affect but is likely to go away in a few minutes. The method of handling this is similar as with depersonalization. Focus on the objects in front of you or the people you are with. Focus on your sensations of touch, sight, and sound. Those are constants that do not change. Anxiety attacks cause a myriad of symptoms that are very unusual compared to everyday experiences. Those feelings, especially the emotional and mental symptoms, can make you feel as though are not normal, hallucinating, or are going crazy. This is a very scary sensation that might leave you feeling terribly helpless. This is normal. You are not going crazy; you are simply experiencing an anxiety attack. If you are experiencing this, try to remember that it will pass and concentrate on your surroundings. This will distract your brain and make you feel grounded and closer to reality.


Feel empowered. Enjoy a judgement-free zone. Reap the benefits of new experiences.

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Exploring the nudist lifestyle is a great way to feel empowered. It can be exhilarating to experience an extended period of time not worrying about what you are wearing or what you look like. Research shows that nudists generally have high levels of self-esteem. Take some time to enjoy the experience. Think about how great it feels to be in a new environment and the new sensations that you are experiencing. One of the major components of nudist resorts and beaches is that the people who frequent them are generally very open-minded people. Knowing that you are not being judged is a great way to help you feel relaxed and more confident. It is a place where body image is not relevant. People naturally observe other people's clothing. When no one has any on, it removes one of the things that we tend to judge. Trying something new is beneficial for your mind. Trying something new requires you to be brave, which is a good trait to have. New experiences also require to you grow mentally. Your mind will absorb new emotions as you try new things. Trying something new is the only way that you can find something new to enjoy.


Feel for contractions. Know the triggers of Braxton Hicks contractions. Help your Braxton Hicks contractions subside. Notice pressure in your abdomen. Pay attention to abdominal cramps. Look out for a backache. Watch for new vaginal discharge or changes in your vaginal discharge.

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A contraction will feel like a tightening of muscles in your abdominal area, especially near your baby. However, a contraction is not always a sign of preterm labor, as you can have false contractions called Braxton Hicks contractions.  Braxton Hicks contractions are generally less severe than regular contractions. Though Braxton Hicks can be painful sometimes, actual contractions are usually accompanied by more pain and are more regularly spaced. In fact, actual contractions will move closer together as time passes.  If you're having more than eight contractions in an hour or more than four in 20 minutes, your contractions are likely not Braxton Hicks.  If you are having contractions and are worried, don't be afraid to call your doctor. She'll be better able to determine whether you are having false contractions or regular contractions. These false contractions can be triggered by a number of activities. If you or the baby has been moving around a lot, that can trigger them. You may also have a round of these contractions after sex or if you are especially dehydrated. Finally, a full bladder or even someone just touching your stomach can trigger these contractions. Therefore, if your contractions are light and started after these activities, they could just be false contractions instead of preterm labor. If your contractions are Braxton Hicks, they will eventually subside. To hurry the process along, try changing how you're positioned. Lie down if you've been moving around, or do the opposite if you've been lying down. You can also try drinking more fluids or getting extra rest to help alleviate these contractions over time. If you start feeling pressure in your lower abdomen, that could be a sign of preterm labor. You may also feel pressure in your pelvic area. If you're not sure whether the pressure you're feeling is preterm labor, call your doctor to be sure. If you start feeling cramps, it may be a sign of preterm labor. Generally, these cramps will feel like you are on your period. In addition, diarrhea...


Feel for tenderness in the upper abdomen. Identify a dull aching on the right-hand side of the abdomen. Suspect liver pain if you have an associated illness.

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The liver is located in the upper abdomen, below the lungs and above the stomach. If you are having pain in that area, it may be coming from your liver. Since the liver is on the right side of the body, it is likely that your pain will be more acute on the right side. If the pain is more generalized, it may be originating from another organ. There are a variety of illnesses that commonly cause liver pain. If you are experiencing abdominal pain and you have one of these diseases, the pain is likely originating in your liver:  Hepatitis Non-alcoholic fatty liver disease Gallbladder disease Cirrhosis Reye syndrome Hemochromatosis Liver cancer


Feel for the "pressure" on the container. Get a good grip of the bottle body. Turn the bottle cap slowly. Turn the cap all the way to open it fully.

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If it feels hard, it tells you how much dissolved carbon dioxide is trapped in there.  Watch and monitor the amount of "fizz" that rises to the top. If it rises too fast and a lot of hissing noises, turn the cap the other way (as if you're closing it) to slow it down. Wait about 10-15 seconds to allow it settle down, then try again.


Feel free to open with a bang — or a whisper. Make a reference to your first shared experience as a couple. Focus on the ways your love has matured over time. Call attention to your lasting devotion.

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Marriage is a decision that, for most, means a lifetime commitment. Ideally, people who are married should share such a level of intimacy that there's very little they aren't comfortable talking bout. In terms of writing a love letter, this means that virtually everything is on the table. While you'll probably want to err on the side of sincerity (rather than, say, irony), you have lots of room to be creative here.  There's no "right" way to begin a love letter to your spouse. Only you know your spouse's most intimate hopes, dreams, feelings and fears, so we'll leave this one to you. If you're in doubt, simply be sincere about the way you feel. Even something as simple as, "I love you — that's how I've always felt and it's how I always will feel" can do the trick. One sure-fire trick to trigger warm feelings of nostalgia in your partner is to bring back memories of the very first time you met or went on a date. This will almost always bring back fond memories of when you and your partner were younger, more naive, and more carefree. If written with sincerity, including this sort of nostalgic reference can make your letter a tremendously poignant, bittersweet tearjerker. For example, if you're writing to your wife Tina Smith, whom you met in the hospital when she was your nurse, on your 20th wedding anniversary, you might start like this: "I still remember that day 22 years ago, Tina. I woke up amidst the cream-colored pillows at St. Claire's as if I had come to in heaven. Was it a dream? Had I survived the crash? Then, I saw you, and in an instant, I was more grateful to be alive than I had ever been before (or have been since.)" A couple that's been married for years isn't the same pair of people that they were when they started dating (or even when they married). Marriage changes a relationship — often, this change isn't better or worse, but merely different. For extra poignancy in your letter, you may want to consider calling attention to the way your relationship has changed, like the way your feelings for...


Feel good about asserting yourself, and be prepared to do it again. Reflect on what went well in your conversation and what could go better next time. Change the way you talk to yourself. Make an effort to reach out to your sister more. Talk to your parents and friends about the situation.

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What happens after you have stuck up for yourself is not as important as the fact that you stuck up for yourself. Sticking up for yourself is hard and you should be proud that you did it. It is a good practice that you will need to learn to do many times before things start to change because sticking up for yourself is not a one time fix thing.  While you are in the confrontation, tell yourself that you are doing the right thing. And again after the conversation, remind yourself that it was good to talk to your sister and set your boundaries no matter how she handles it. Don’t be down if there were bad parts of your conversation or if your sister didn’t seem to listen to you. Think about what you did or said that you were glad that you did. Plan on saying things differently, listening better, or reacting to her better based on your conversation. People talk to themselves in their heads and sometimes that self talk becomes negative and starts repeating. When it comes to your sister, make sure that you don’t dwell on only the bad things in your relationship. It is good to think about the ways that we are not being treated right and stick up for ourselves, but we shouldn’t dwell on these things because it might make things worse. Learning how to change your negative self talk positive can help you to reduce your stress in other parts of your life, too.  For example, if you find yourself repeating negative things to yourself like, “I will never like her,” this might make you more bitter toward your sister. And feeling bitter or resentful will make it harder for you two to have a good relationship. Find ways to make your thoughts more positive. You don’t have to lie, but you can say something like, “Sometimes I feel like I really don’t like my sister, but occasionally she sticks up for me with our parents, and I can tell she cares about me.” Refocus on the good things. After a bad conversation you can say to yourself, “No matter what happened, I didn’t lose my cool.” If you have a difficult relationship with your...


Feel good about your appearance. Give yourself a style makeover. Boost your confidence. Be healthy. Eat healthy foods. Go to the gym. Don’t be extreme about your weight. Relax around others.

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Even if you are unhappy about your weight, you can still be happy about how you look in other ways. Try wearing different clothes, being more confident, or not worrying about what others are thinking and saying. Realize that your weight is not the only thing that matters. It is not the most important part of who you are or how you present yourself to others. Buy clothes that fit you and make you feel powerful. Being comfortable with yourself is also dressing comfortably. It's also important to dress your body-- as it is now-- in clothes that fit it well now.  Even if you plan to lose weight, wearing too-small clothes is not a way to feel confident in your current size. Act confident in your appearance. Feel good about how you look.  If other people do not notice your appeal, act like they should and they will notice you. Fake confidence until you have it. Act like you feel good about yourself and you probably will start to feel so.   Be decisive. Take charge of situations and be assertive   Choose your spots. Don't exhaust yourself by acting confident all the time. Being overweight does not mean you are not healthy.  Staying healthy can make sure you feel better about yourself and your appearance, so maintain healthy eating and drinking habits. Don't worry if you are overweight. You can still be healthy even if you are rather chubby. Healthy foods make your body feel better, which makes you feel better mentally. If you are one of those people who love to eat, try incorporating fruits and vegetables in your diet. If you prefer junk and/or fast food, do not order such a big meal. Try the small sized fries. Working out can help you stay healthy.  Try to do a little exercise everyday.   Do different workouts. Try walking one day and jogging the next.   Do some weightlifting. Don't hurt yourself, but see what you can do. Keep a positive but realistic attitude about how much you weigh.  Miracle diets or diet pills are unhealthy. If it’s not tested/approved by the Food and Drug Administration, it could be a scam or...


Feel good in your skin. Have good posture.

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Even if your middle school requires uniforms, you can still pull off a sharp look by caring for your clothes. Do not let your clothes get shabby or smelly. As a general rule, don’t wear a top more than one day. Pants should only be worn two to three times before a wash. While looks are not the only thing that matters, it’s often the first thing that a girl will notice about you. Confidence is something that girls can easily pick up on. Try setting small goals for yourself like learning the piano (middle school is the perfect age to begin an instrument). Exercise is another way to feel comfortable in your body and boost your self-esteem.  You can reach a confident state of mind by dressing in a way that comforts you. Once you’re out the door, don’t look back on what you’re wearing. Live in the moment and don’t worry about your clothes out of the house. Having a confident posture can impact your chance of success by positively affecting your brain. Your posture impacts the way others see you. While standing be sure to hold your head and chin up straight while looking ahead, put your shoulders back, and take a deep breath to relax your shoulders.  When you're sitting down put your back against the backrest of the chair, put your knees at a right angle, and keep your feet flat on the floor. Avoid slumping forward while standing or sitting. Try to look ahead of you while walking instead of looking down at the ground.


Feel him out. Ask him out. Get the date started early. Text after a date.

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If you're aiming for a date, you can start by putting out feelers. If you don't feel like you can ask him outright for a date, you can go about it in a roundabout way. For instance, you can say what you're up to this weekend and see if he takes the bait.  You could text, "What are your plans for the weekend? I'm going to the movies. U?" If you tell him what you're doing, you're opening the door for him to invite himself along. If you want to go a more direct route, you can go ahead and ask him out over text. Just keep it casual. That way, you give him a chance to back out if he isn't actually interested in you like you hoped.  Try something like "It's been a long week. I could use some fun this weekend. How about it?" You could also be more straightforward: "I'd love to go out sometime. Do you want to have coffee this weekend?" Texting can help build anticipation for a date, so try texting him the day before or the day of the date. Just let him know you're excited about it, or that you're looking forward to seeing him.  For instance, you could write a simple, "I can't wait to see you tonight!" You could also make it a bit flirtatious by adding in a compliment: "I'm looking forward to seeing you tonight, especially in those tight jeans you always wear." If your date was amazing, a text is a good way to tell him that. Of course, a call says even more, but if you don't have the time to call him the next day, sending a text can help reassure him that you had a good time, too.  A simple "Last night was amazing!" is all you need. However, getting more specific doesn't hurt, either. "I loved that you took me to a sushi place last night. It was delicious! And I loved sharing the night with you."


Feel the beat. Move with the "ridim. Move your hips in a rhythmic motion. Grab a partner or two. Express yourself! Practice with classic reggae tunes.

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Reggae music usually uses a steady, mid-tempo beat — perfect for newcomers to the style. To start, play some reggae music and try to pick out the beat. As you do this, count along with the flow of the music from one to four. Your counting should match up with the rhythm or "feel" of the song — for most reggae songs, this isn't  too hard. When you reach four, start over from one again. You should sound like this: "One, two, three, four, one, two, three, four, one..." (and so on.)  Reggae music almost always has a strong offbeat rhythm. For our purposes, this usually means that you should hear the steady strum of a guitar or a repeating piano chord between your numbers as you count them. In other words, your counting should sound like this: "One (strum), two (strum), three (strum), four (strum)," and so on. If you're having a hard time counting in time with the music, listen to the drums in the song. Most reggae drumming has a strong "hit" on beats "two" and "four". " Once you've got a feel for the beat of your reggae song, start to move! Start swaying from side to side with the "ridim" ("rhythm," in Jamaican patois) of the song. Bob your head up and down and lean from side to side, turning your shoulders as you do so. Try to match up your movements with each beat of the song — in other words, lean right on "one", lean left on "two", lean back again on "three", and so on. Don't be shy — the only way to learn how to dance is to start doing it! When you're comfortable with a basic swaying or leaning motion, try swinging your arms back and forth with the music. You can leave your hands at your sides while you do this, but you can also try bringing your hands up to chest level and moving them rhythmically with the music — it's  up to you. Dancing reggae is all about "wining" ("winding"). Once you've found the groove of the music and are comfortable with your basic leaning and swaying motion, try moving your hips. To start, roll your hips in a circular, rhythmic, "hula hoop" motion along to the beat of the music....


Feel the fur inside the boots. Bend the sole of your boot. Look at the security labels.

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Synthetic fur is slippery, silky, and even feels fake. Real UGG boots use fur that is a bit rougher to the touch. The fur should be a creamy color with a thick texture. Counterfeit boots have grey-colored, thin, synthetic fur on the inside that cannot be seen from the top opening. There is a layer of foam between the inner and outer lining of the boot. Real UGG boots are easy to bend and walk in, while fake ones are stiff and unyielding. Gently try to move the sole of your boot to see how flexible it is; if it is difficult to move, the boots may be fake. Check the foil strip on the label behind the shoe size and the materials label on the left boot. If there isn’t a sewn-in-label, there should be a security sticker on the sole of the left shoe. Turn your boot over to see the holographic UGG label with a sun symbol. If the boots are real, when you turn the boot 90 degrees, it will change from black to white.


Feel the music and dance with the beat. Move your entire body when you dance. Stay in your own space unless someone wants to dance with you.

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Start off by tapping your foot with the beat of the song, then start moving the rest of your body. Listen to the beats of the music and move your legs, feet, and arms with the music.  If you don’t feel the music while you dance, you’ll probably dance off tempo. There are so many different styles of dance that no one style is the best. Don’t just move your feet and legs when you dance. Your hips, shoulders, and arms should also be moving while you’re dancing. Move your arms and shoulders with the beat of the music to look less static. It can be annoying and even offensive to take up someone else’s dancing space. Be aware of the people around you, especially if you’re really animated, so that you don’t bump into anyone. You should never go up to a stranger and start touching them without their permission.


Feel the weight of the fabric. Slide the fingers of your non-dominant hand under the collar of the dress, leaving your thumb on the outside. Place the corsage on the dress, right below the shoulder and across from the armpit. Hold the pin horizontally and weave it into the fabric and then out again, as though sewing a single stitch. Pass the point of the the pin over the stem of the flower. Weave the pin into the fabric and then out again, again like a simple stitch.

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The fabric of the dress may not be sturdy enough to support a corsage on its own, especially since they are often larger than boutonnieres. If the fabric is sheer, lace, or just feels very lightweight, you'll want to incorporate a slip or bra strap to make sure the corsage stays up. You'll want to lift the fabric up away from the skin so there's no danger of poking your date. The corsage, like the boutonniere, should be pinned to the left side of the dress. If you are pinning through a bra strap to secure the flower, use your fingers to lift that away from the skin as well. Hold the arrangement in place with your thumb, making sure it is positioned straight. Start from the side closest to the arm, so the head of the pin is pointing to the arm and the point of the pin is pointing toward the breast bone. If you are using the bra strap, the pin should pass through the dress and the strap, then out again. The stem should be held tight between the fabric of the dress and the length of the pin. Smooth the fabric of the dress so that the corsage lays flat against the chest. If you examine the pin, it should go into the dress (and possibly bra strap), then out, then over the stem of the flower, then into the dress and back out again.


Feel what you are feeling. Name your recurring bad thoughts. Let go of anger, grudges, and resentment. Speak to a therapist.

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Welcome your emotions and learn to recognize and accept them. If you try to repress your feelings, you won't control them. They'll control you.  Get into the habit of writing through your feelings in a journal. You can analyze what is leading to what feeling, and you can also make a log to keep track of triggers. If you know what your triggers are for specific emotions, then you can do things to limit or avoid your triggers. Suppressing your feelings can give you health problems like insomnia, chronic pain, and heart disease. If you have insecurities, painful memories, or angry responses that come to you frequently, it might help to give them a name. For instance, if you always feel angry when someone cuts you off in traffic, name that feeling "The Got-Cut-Off-In-Traffic-Feeling."  When the feeling or thought is triggered, greet it by name. "Oh, it's the got-cut-off-in-traffic-feeling again." This will help you take some distance and prevent the bad thought from taking over. Forgive those who have wronged you. Forgiveness can lead to empathy and compassion for those who have betrayed you. It will make you calm and in control.  If you want, contact people you are still in touch with and let them know that you have let go of your anger. Forgiveness doesn't mean that you condone bad acts—it just means that you release the negative feelings associated with those acts. To learn to master your emotions, get a good therapist. Talk through how you feel on a weekly or bimonthly basis. Therapy will help you recognize your emotional patterns, and learn to respond wisely. If you have anger issues, consider taking anger management classes or joining an anger management group.


Feel your emotions. Accept what happened.

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When you feel you have failed, you may be overcome with self-recrimination, disappointment, and despair. Holding in your painful feelings can have negative effects on your health, your relationships, and your future success. Notice each emotion as it comes to you. Take time to name the emotion, be it anger, sadness, fear, or shame. This will enable you to work through it without turning it on yourself or others.  Take time to process your feelings. If you try to fix or move past your disappointment before knowing how you feel; you may act rashly. Suppressing painful feelings can lead to health problems, such as chronic pain, sleep deficiency, and even heart disease. After the first shock of disappointment wears off, whether it takes minutes, hours, days, or weeks, work on accepting what happened. It will be harder to move forward if you blame yourself or others, or pretend that what happened didn't matter or didn't happen. Write down or reflect on everything that happened, what lead to it and what the consequences were. State only the facts, without blame, judgment, or justification. Write in a journal if you have one, or write yourself a letter.   If writing is not a helpful form of expression for you, find someone you can talk to. A trusted friend or family member, or a counselor, can help you move past denial.  Solicit the perspective of any involved parties who were not emotionally invested in the situation. For example, a friend might have seen early signs of a fissure in a failed relationship. If you find yourself unable to move past denial – for example, you refuse to discuss or acknowledge what happened, or look at how you may have contributed to the failure, or you ignore the repercussions of what happened – examine what is holding you back. What are you afraid will happen if you acknowledge a failure? Maybe you feel like a failure because your child has a substance abuse problem, and instead of dealing with it, you remain in denial and give her money to buy "clothes" when you know she is spending it...


Feel your emotions. Think about what you learned from knowing her. Attend the memorial. Create a memory box or book. Understand the death.

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You will go through the process much more easily if you do not try to fight or hold in what you're feeling. There is no right or wrong way to grieve. There is no time-frame in which grief ends. Try to open yourself up to the anger, sadness, confusion, or abandonment feelings that come over you. As time passes, you should begin to heal and feel better. Some grandchildren may take a grandmother's death harder due to the duration and closeness of the relationship, the cause of death, or how other family members are reacting. Adults should be sure to demonstrate authentic grief and let any children or adolescents know that it's okay to cry or be sad. Take some time for yourself to understand your thoughts about your grandmother's death. Write them down in a journal if you feel like that helps. Remember the good memories you had and the impact she had on your life. Ask others to share stories about the long, full life she had. This should bring you comfort knowing that her time on earth was filled with family, love, and interesting experiences. Attending the memorial service is a terrific way to get closure from your grandmother's death, and offer support to other family members.  If you are a minor, it will be up to your parents and your age as to whether you are allowed to attend the funeral or memorial service. If you have a desire to attend, express your opinion to your parents. Then, they can explain to you what will happen at the service and determine if you will feel comfortable attending. They should know that attending the memorial can help you get closure and celebrate your grandma's life. It can be helpful to process your feelings about your grandmother's death while making a memory box or book. Choose some of your favorite memories in the form of photos and mementos that you shared with your grandmother. Ideas for what to include in your box are endless--try using recipes, favorite song lyrics, or collecting short stories about her life to put inside. Decorate your box/book to your liking. If you are...


Fence in your flower beds. Consider growing barrier plants. Make your flower beds unappealing by adding tastes and smells that dogs don't like. Locate flower beds in inaccessible areas. Switch to container gardening if your flowers are getting repeatedly trampled.

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This should send a message to your dog, or other dogs in the area, that he or she is not allowed in your garden. Ensure that the fence is sturdy and tall enough so a dog can't simply push it over or jump over it. Many times dogs simply wander into flower beds because they are just areas that are easily accessible. Simply making access more difficult with a short fence will deter many dogs from entering. Tall, thorny, or especially fragrant plants can be a great deterrent for dogs. Planting a row of thorny roses or other prickly plants along the edge of your flower bed will make the area much more unappealing to a dog looking for a place to dig or lounge around. Dust the edges of your flower beds with red pepper powder or other pungent spices. You could also sprinkle strong smelling liquids, such as vinegar, around the edges of your beds.  Make sure that whatever you use as a deterrent is unpleasant for a dog but it not toxic to it. The goal should be to deter dogs from entering your beds, not to injure them. Don't use commercial repellents made to repel deer or rabbits. Most of these products contain coyote urine, which keeps deer and rabbits at bay but attracts the interest of dogs. Place your prized flowers that are not in the path of neighborhood animals. Backyards or side yards are less likely to have unwanted visitors than the front of a yard near a sidewalk or street. You shouldn't have to limit what and where you plant necessarily, but use common sense when choosing the right spot for a delicate and special flower specimen. Dogs are less likely to get into pots or raised beds, as access it inherently more limited than flat areas of a yard. Having raised beds will not guarantee that your pooch won't go tromping through it but it will make the occurrence less likely.


Fertility awareness.

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Also called natural family planning, this method of birth control requires having sex only during times of the menstrual cycle when the woman is not fertile. During times when pregnancy would be possible, periodic abstinence is employed. For fertility awareness to be effective, the practitioner must understand and respect the perimeters of her fertility.  Fertility awareness often involves  three different ways for calculating fertility: the calendar method, the mucus method, and the temperature method. Used together, these three methods are very effective at determining exactly when a woman is fertile. The calendar method requires tracking the different phases of the menstrual cycle on a calendar, then noticing patterns over time and using the patterns to predict when ovulation will occur.     The mucus method involves checking vaginal mucus, which changes in color and consistency when a woman is fertile.     The temperature method involves checking the body's basal temperature every day and noticing when it goes up a few tenths of degree, which signals that ovulation has occurred.     The downside of fertility awareness is that it requires a lot of time and attention. If you forget to check mucus or temperature for a few days, you may miscalculate the days during which sex should be avoided. The upside of fertility awareness is that it its completely natural, requiring almost no money, no outside hormones, and no uncomfortable devices.


Fertilize 5 to 6 times a year. Watch for signs of sickness. Re-pot annually. Prune it during periods of slow growth. Keep your plant clean.

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Philodendrons need nutritious soil. Liquid fertilizer is a great food source, but be sure to follow the directions and use the weakest dilution that is specified on the label. Because philodendrons don’t get direct sun, they can’t process strong fertilizer.  If your plant is exposed to varied seasonal sunlight, you’ll want to fertilize a little more often in the fall and winter months. This will keep growth steady. As your plant grows bigger, you’ll want to switch to a fertilizer with increasing amounts of nitrogen to support broad, green leaf growth. If you notice yellow patches or sunburn spots on the leaves, your plant is getting too much direct sunlight. If your leaves turn brown and fall off, you are using too much fertilizer. If the leaves start to yellow, you are watering too much. Wilting leaves mean that you need to water more. Spider mites, mealy bugs, scale insects, and thrips are pests that can damage your plant. If you notice them, try wiping them away with a mild soap, luke-warm water, and a soft cloth. As your plant grows, it will need a bigger pot to live in. Philodendron roots prefer a bit of cramping, though not excessive cramping. When you notice your plant’s roots begin to compact into a ball, it’s time to move the plant into a pot that is 2 to 3 inches (5 to 7.5 centimeters) larger.  Repotting should be done before the plant experiences new growth. Each plant will be different and growth habits will be dependent on where you live, but it’s usually best to re-pot in late winter or spring. Monitor water levels closely after a re-potting. You don’t want the roots to dry out in the new soil space. If you notice your plant’s growth slowing, it is a good time to prune it. Using pruning shears, trim rotted roots and any areas on the plant where you see stunted growth. You can also trim tips of the plant to achieve a shorter, more-desirable height. To access the roots for pruning, de-pot the plant and gently remove any clinging soil. The best time to prune roots is when you are moving the plant...


Fertilize Water it. Prune your mulberry tree. Harvest the fruit from your tree.

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your mulberry tree. Your fertilizer should contain iron, zinc, manganese, magnesium, molybdenum, copper and boron. An NPK value of 10-10-10 is good. When applying the fertilizer, spread evenly under the canopy of the tree by watering or raking into the soil. Avoid spreading fertilizer within the 5-inch area around the trunk of the tree.  The time and frequency of adding fertilizer depends on the tree’s age. Most mulberry trees thrive with little to no fertilization. Fertilizing once per year should be fine.  Avoid fertilizing more than twice a year and begin in March but no later than July. Fertilizing after August will result in freeze damage. Water your mulberry tree twice a week if it is surrounded by light soils, and water once a week if planted on clay soil. It should take you 40-50 minutes to ensure that the root system is completely soaked. Each week, your tree should receive at least 1 inch of water, especially during extremely dry periods.  You don’t need to manually water your tree if you receive at least 1 inch of rain in your area.  Fruit may fall from the tree prematurely if it doesn’t receive ample water. The best way to avoid dry spells is to let your garden hose slowly trickle to allow the water to penetrate the roots instead of running off. Pruning wil help keep your tree tidy and healthy and make for an easier harvest. Removal of dead, diseased or crossed branches should be done in winter when the tree is dormant. Avoid pruning in mid-summer to allow the tree to set for the upcoming year’s fruit buds. Cuts should follow the shape of the tree and should never be more than 2 inches in diameter.  You should need no more than 5 cuts to prune a healthy mulberry tree. Cuts over 2 inches in diameter can lead to bleeding, from which your tree is not likely to heal. They also leave your tree vulnerable to certain diseases and fungi. You can harvest the fruit by handpicking them, or laying a sheet or tarp under the tree and gently shaking the branches. Do not harvest before May or your fruit may not...


Fertilize adeniums every 2 weeks between April and October. Shape the plant with a pair of pruning shears when necessary. Bring adenium indoors when temperatures drop below 32 °F (0 °C).

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When adeniums take in water from the potting mixture, they also pull much of the nutrients. Lay a thin layer of general purpose fertilizer on top of the soil once every 2 weeks so the adenium flourishes. Mix the fertilizer at half the recommended strength, and only apply it during the growing season, which is between April and October. Adeniums are quick to grow and pruning may be necessary to maintain their shape and health. Prune at the end of the blooming season in early autumn. Use a sharp pair of pruning shears and cut where an unhealthy or unshapely stem connects to the other.  Sterilized pruning shears will help prevent fungus or rot on the exposed cuts.  Save the healthy stems you prune to propagate more adenium plants! Adeniums are from warm climates, so they will freeze and die if they are left outside. Bring any pots or containers into the house or a covered porch to keep them warm and growing. Plants will drop their leaves and go “dormant” at the end of the growing season. Continue providing them with light and small amounts of water so that they will bloom next season.


Fertilize at the start of the season. Remove any weeds. Apply mulch. Water well during the first two years. Watch out for pests and disease.

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You'll need to apply a balanced 10-10-10 (10% nitrogen, 10% phosphorus, 10% potassium) fertilizer between March and early April each year, but the exact amount can vary depending on the maturity of the vine.  During the first and second years, apply 1/4 lb (115 g) of 10-10-10 fertilizer after planting, 2 oz (60 g) 34-0-0 fertilizer in late May, and 2 oz (60 g) 34-0-0 fertilizer in early July. During the third year, apply 2 lbs (900 g) 10-10-10 fertilizer per vine in March and 1 lb (450 g) of 10-10-10 fertilizer in May. Beyond the third year, apply 3 to 5 lb (1350 to 2250 g) of 10-10-10 fertilizer in March. You may also need to apply 1/2 lb (225 g) ammonium nitrate at the beginning of June. Scuppernongs also need considerably large amounts of magnesium. If older leaves begin yellowing between their veins, apply 2 to 4 oz (30 to 60 g) of Epsom salts to the soil of one or two year old vines, or 4 to 6 oz (60 to 80 g) Epsom salts for older vines. Mature vines planted in sandy soils with naturally high pH levels may need a dose of boron every two to three years. For every 20-by-20 foot (6.1-by-6.1-meter) area, apply 2 Tbsp (30 ml) of Borax by mixing it into your usual fertilizer. During the first two years of growth, remove any weeks that develop within 1 to 2 feet (30.5 to 61 cm) of the base of each vine. If left alone, weeds could deprive the young plants of much needed nutrients they would otherwise use to establish themselves. Scatter 1 to 2 inches (2.5 to 5 cm) of coarse, non-nitrogen-releasing bark mulch around the base of each vine in the early spring. This mulch should help reduce weed problems while retaining an appropriate amount of moisture within the soil. Even though scuppernongs are fairly drought-resistant, you should water the vines during dry periods during the first two years of growth. Mature vines are typically able to get the water they need from the soil even during dry spells. The only time you may need to water established vines would be between the bud-break and flowering periods. Only...


Fertilize in the spring. Harvest nuts in the fall

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Once the growing season begins, it's appropriate to use a reasonable amount of fertilizer to boost your plant's growth (though this is not required). For young trees, you'll want to use small doses of Nitrogen every few weeks throughout the growing season. For mature trees, on the other hand, you'll want to use about two pounds of urea or 30 pounds of manure (applied once). No matter what kind of fertilizer you're using, be sure to "water it in" after you apply it. Fertilizer can have a harmful "burning" effect on the plant if it's applied without water or an excessive amount is used at once. . Fruit-bearing almond trees will start to grow small green fruits during the growing season — these hard, sour fruits aren't a common dish in the Western world, but are semi-popular in the Middle East. In the fall, these fruits will harden, turn brown, and crack open. Once the exposed almond husks have a dry, brown exterior, they're ready for harvesting. See below for more information on harvesting. There are two types of almond tree: trees that grow "sweet" almonds and trees that grow "bitter" almonds. Bitter almonds and their fruit aren't safe for eating. Bitter almonds contain prussic acid, a toxin. Just a handful of raw, unprocessed bitter almonds can potentially be deadly. However, it is possible to process bitter almonds with a special toxin-leaching process, rendering them edible.


Fertilize regularly. Harvest as late as possible.

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Start fertilizing the day you transplant the tomatoes into their final pot. Use a complete fertilizer high in nitrogen (N) and potassium (K), such as a 15-5-15 or 5-2-5. Dilute and apply the fertilizer according to label instructions. Reduce fertilizer as the final fruits ripen. Do not fertilize in late autumn or winter, unless using artificial grow lights and reliable heaters. The longer the tomatoes stay on the vine, the fuller and redder they become. Commercial growers typically pick a little early, when the fruit is 60–90% red, to allow for time in shipping.


Fertilize the soil around the plant in mid-summer. Add 2–3 inches (5.1–7.6 cm) of compost in the fall to feed hydrangeas in the spring. Water the plants thoroughly every few days before the ground freezes.

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It is ideal to fertilize your hydrangea plants in the spring or summer so that new blooms can prosper in the warm weather. Fertilizing your hydrangea plants too close to winter will encourage the growth of new, fragile blooms that will be vulnerable in the cold. Avoid feeding your plants in the fall so they have a better chance of withstanding winter conditions. Applying too much fertilizer at any time of the year may help the plant's leaves grow while hindering its flowers from blooming in the spring. Compost breaks down slowly, so applying it in the fall will give your plants nutrients in the spring when they need them. Apply a 2–3 in (5.1–7.6 cm) layer of compost to the top of the soil. Using a rake or hand rake, gently till the compost into the top of the soil.  If the ground has already frozen, lay the compost on top of it. It will break down over the winter and be ready for your plants in the spring. Make your own compost with materials like fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds, paper, leaves, and grass cuttings. Hydrangea plants need ample amounts of water to keep them hydrated and healthy. To prepare the plants for cold weather, water them deeply in the late fall. Saturate the root area with water every 2-3 days and allow it to sink into the soil gradually to reach the base of the plant.  Start doing this in the fall, 1-2 months before winter. Watering the plants deeply in the fall will give them extra moisture before winter.


Fertilize the soil once a year. Water sparingly. Prevent weeds. Protect the plant from pests and disease. Dry the lavender

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Lavender is a fairly low-maintenance plant and will only need to be fertilized once a year, if that. Use a light top dressing of mixed compost and bone meal, sometime in early spring. An ideal time to fertilize your newly planted lavender is after the first watering. Allow the soil to dry, then apply the fertilizer. As mentioned before, dampness is the enemy of lavender and if the roots of the plant become excessively damp, it will kill the plant quicker than any drought or freezing temperatures. In fact, over-watering new lavender plants in spring is the main cause of growth failure. Once the lavender is planted, deeply water it every 7 to 10 days.  To achieve the proper level of watering, make sure that the soil dries between each watering; however the plant itself should not be allowed to become dehydrated.  If you are growing lavender in a Northern climate, you will water the plant very sparingly until the summer when temperatures can skyrocket and dry out the soil. You will then want to begin watering the plant every 7 to 10 days. If you're growing lavender in a pot, make sure the pot has excellent drainage to prevent water from pooling at the bottom. You can prevent weeds from growing around the base of your lavender plant by covering the soil with a thin layer of mulch. Use a light-colored mulch, such as coarse sand, gravel, or oyster shells. Mulch will also help to protect the plant's roots from winter frosts. Do not use wood mulch, which will retain moisture and can lead to root rot. The two most common pests that affect the lavender plant are whiteflies and spittle bugs.  Both can be removed by hand or with a steady stream of water.  Check the lavender periodically for reinfestation. Aphids can spread a virus known as the Alfalfa mosaic virus which affects growth and blooming of the plant. Remove any affected foliage and burn it. Be sure to sterilize all gardening tools with disinfectant, chlorine bleach, or isopropyl alcohol to stop the spread of the virus, too. , if desired. To dry lavender,...


Fertilize the sugar cane with nitrogen. Weed the plant bed regularly. Monitor for pests and disease. Wait until fall to harvest. Use a machete to cut the canes close to the ground. Don't hack into the ground. Strip the leaves from the cut sugar cane.

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Since sugar cane is a type of grass, it thrives on nitrogen-rich fertilizers. You can fertilize the sugar cane plants with standard grass fertilizer, or go for an organic option: chicken manure. Fertilizing just once, when the sprouts first emerge, will help the sugar cane grow strong and healthy so you'll have a good harvest in the fall. Sugarcane requires little maintenance except for weeding. Weeds could choke the new sprouts before they have the chance to grow. Constant weeding is necessary until the canes grow large enough to produce shade and choke harmful weeds on their own. A number of pests and diseases can impact sugar cane. Pests such as borers and insects are more likely to impact a crop when they experience waterlogged conditions, while diseases can cause fungal growth and rot stocks. Check your sugar cane regularly for pests or rotting, and take preventative measures to discourage pests and diseases whenever possible.  Selecting sugar cane varieties that are resistant to diseases and viruses known to affect crops in your area is one of the best pest management strategies.  The application of controlled amounts of appropriate fungicides or pesticides may help prevent the propagation of a pest or disease within your crop.  If you do spot a plant that appears to be infected with pests or a disease, remove it immediately. Sugar cane plants should be left to grow for as long as possible before the first frost of the year. If they are left in the ground after the first frost, you will not be able to use your plants to make sugar syrup.  If you live in a place with long, cold winters, play it safe and harvest your sugar cane by the end of September. If you live in a place with mild winters, you may be able to let your sugar cane grow until late October. If you live in the United States, you can check your area's frost dates by visiting http://www.almanac.com/gardening/frostdates/states. The mature stalks will be tall and thick, similar to bamboo, so simple garden shears won't cut it. Use a machete or a...


Fertilize your dichondra monthly with nitrogen. Let the soil dry out completely between waterings. Monitor the spread of the dichondra so that it doesn’t overtake the lawn. Use an organic or natural insecticide to prevent pests.

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Sprinkle the fertilizer over your dichondra before a scheduled watering, and then water your plants. The water will wash the fertilizer down into the soil, where it will be absorbed.  How much fertilizer you will need depends on your plot or container size. Follow the directions on your fertilizer to ensure you use the right amount. Don’t let the fertilizer rest on top of the leaves, as it could burn them. Since dichondra prefer dryer conditions, overwatering them can cause them to die. Before watering the plants, check the soil to make sure it’s completely dry. To do this, simply feel the soil. It should feel dry and loose.  When you water the dichondra, provide at least 1 inch (2.5 cm) of water. It's okay to provide more if the conditions are very dry or if your soil has a lot of runoff.  If it’s dry, water the dichondra. If the soil feels wet, wait and check it again the next day. Watering too often can cause a fungus to grow on the plants. While it’s lovely, dichondra is also considered to be an invasive species in some areas. It will continue to grow and propagate itself until it takes over the entire yard. Keep the spread of the plant in check by pulling plants and their roots that grow outside the plot. If you think your dichondra has outgrown its container, you can transplant it. However, some people prefer to just prune it back using pruning shears. The biggest threats are cutworms and flea beetles, both of which are easily prevented using an insecticide. Simply spritz your plants with the insecticide.  Follow all of the instructions on your insecticide to make sure you’re using it safely. If you'd like, you can make your own natural insecticide.


Fertilize your lilies. Water your lilies only as needed. Protect from freezing. Keep the lilies trimmed.

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When they first push up shoots, add a little well-balanced fertilizer. Lilies are fairly hardy, and don't require a lot of fertilizer. In fact, too much nitrogen can result in weak stems, and in hot, wet climates can also result in bulb rot.  For optimal results, choose a high-potassium liquid fertilizer. Apply this every two weeks from early spring until 6 weeks after the plant flowers.  Fertilize when first sprouting, and again about a month later. Lilies generally don't need a lot of water, so only water if required.  Asiatic lilies, Trumpets, and Orienpets flourish in hot, dry climates, as long as they have enough water up to flowering time. Orientals need watering during the summer, as they do not blossom until August. Adding mulch in the summer helps keep the bulbs cool, and so lowers the need for additional watering. During winter months, cover the lily bed with straw or evergreen boughs to protect the bulbs from freezing. During the flowering season, trim the spent blooms, keeping at least 2/3s of the stem intact to keep your strong and healthy for years to come.


Fertilize your money tree 3-4 times a year. Pot your money tree in a relatively small pot. Choose a pot that has drainage holes. Pot your money tree in a fast-draining, moisture-retaining potting soil. Repot your money tree every 2-3 years.

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Money trees grow the most during the spring and summer, and seasonal fertilizing will help keep your money tree healthy as it grows. Use a liquid fertilizer and cut the recommended dose on the label in half. Stop fertilizing at the end of the summer. Your money tree doesn't need fertilizer outside of the growing season because its growth slows down, so it needs less nutrients. Make sure you're cutting the dose of liquid fertilizer in half. The recommended dosage on the packaging is the maximum amount intended for plants growing in perfect conditions. Using the full dosage may be too much for your plant and it could have negative effects. A pot that's a lot larger than your money tree will hold too much soil and moisture, which can lead to root rot. When you repot your money tree, choose a pot that's slightly bigger than the pot it was previously in. Drainage holes allow excess water to drain out of the pot and into a tray beneath it. Money trees are prone to root rot, which is caused by too much water, so it's important your money tree has plenty of drainage. When you're shopping for pots, look down inside of them at the bottom of the pot. If there aren't any drainage holes, look for another pot that has some. Use a premade bonsai soil mix, or make your own potting mix using a peat-moss based potting soil. Just add sand or other organic material to the peat-moss based potting soil. The peat moss will help the soil retain moisture, and the sand or perlite will help with drainage. To repot your money tree, carefully dig out the roots and soil from the pot it's in, taking care to stay near the edges of the pot so you don't damage the roots. Then, transfer your money tree to a new pot and add new soil to fill in the extra space. If you notice your money tree's roots growing out of the bottom of the pot, it's time to repot it.


Field dress your deer Remove each of the hooves at the elbow. Begin cutting through the skin at the base of the animal's skull. Begin pulling the skin off the shoulders and neck. Pull the skin off the carcass. Remove the head. Rinse the deer's carcass after the skin is removed.

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as soon as possible. After you shoot a deer, it's OK to take a moment to congratulate yourself, but then you need to get working. All of the organs need to be removed to avoid tainting the meat and increasing spoilage. The quicker you get the animal field dressed and cleaned, the safer the meat will be. Some people like to winch the carcass up to hang it by the antlers, while some prefer the feet when breaking down the carcass initially. Either works. If you want to save the antlers, you might hang the deer upside down and take special care in dealing with the skull. With the point of your knife, find the joint and make an incision. Then, move your knife around the joint with the flat of the blade, cutting the ligaments and carefully working your knife around the elbow joint as deeply as possible. Twist the joint firmly and snap it off. Next, cut around it the base of the neck, then down towards the breastbone, and finally to the stomach, pelvis and the forelegs. Take care to cut only the skin, and not the muscles or abdominal tissues, as hair will contaminate the meat in these areas. Work your way downward toward the chest. If muscle tissue is pulling loose with the skin, scrape or slice through it so it doesn't tear loose as you go. Slicing the subcutaneous membranes will make the skin easier to pull free. If skinning by hand, pull the skin down a bit, as if you were peeling paper off a wall, then slice the tissue that attaches it to the muscles underneath it, working a little at a time. If you want to save energy and use a four wheeler or even a truck, you can tie a golf ball or a similarly sized stone under the skin, looping your rope around it, then tie the free end to the vehicle. Drive slowly away from the carcass, pulling the remaining skin from the deer with very little effort. Take the deer down and lay it out on a flat work surface. Just under the jaw, cut the ligaments to loosen the connective tissue around the neck. You'll need to twist the head sharply to break the neck and remove the head...


Fight as a last resort. Find items to use as weapons. Incapacitate the shooter. Be physically aggressive. Stay committed.

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Do not try to fight the shooter if you can safely escape or hide from the assailant. Fighting should be a last resort, but if you must fight, it's important to go into full survival mode. Locate anything you can use to hit or harm the shooter, such as a chair or fire extinguisher or pot of hot coffee. Most people won't have armed weapons on hand, so you'll need to improvise and use what you've got around you. You could hold the object in front of your body to deflect the shots or throw it at the shooter.  Scissors or letter openers can be used as a knife. Even a pen could be used as a weapon, particularly since you give it leverage with the back of your thumb.  If there is a fire extinguisher nearby, grab it. You can spray the fire extinguisher in the shooter's face, or use the object itself to bash the shooter in the head. Fighting back against the shooter is always a last resort if your life is endangered. If you cannot escape or hide, work alone or with others to fight. Try to find a way to get the gun out of his hands or to knock him down to disorient him. Encourage others to try and help you. Working as a group will give you an advantage over the solitary shooter. If the shooter is very close, you could try to disarm him, again, only if your life is absolutely in danger. Whatever you do, it's important that you act fast and focus on disarming or incapacitating the shooter.  If the shooter has a rifle, grab the barrel and turn it away from you while striking or kicking him at the same time. The shooter will likely try to get control of the weapon back, but if you follow his movement he may be caught off guard and get thrown off balance. If you can get the butt end of the rifle as well, then you'll have both ends and can use the weapon as leverage to further kick, knee, or push the assailant.  If the shooter has a pistol, try to grab it by the barrel from the top, so that he cannot point it at you. With many models, grabbing the pistol from the top keeps the gun from cycling properly, so while the already...


Fight back when Ganon turns into a beast. Avoid confusion when Ganon runs through colored portals in this stage. Be careful. Be prepared for when he changes up attack.

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He will turn into a beast and he will start charging at you. You can't target him so get out your arrows and aim for the jewel on his head. Hit it hit his stomach with the master sword (other swords will not work).  Repeat until he starts warping when you fire arrows at him. That's your cue to transform into a wolf (Midna is with you again). You will see red portals all over the place and the one that turns blue is the one Ganon is coming out of. Step back. Now you can target him as he charges at you. Midna's hair/hand thingy will go up and you'll be able to grab him but don't press the button too early or too late or you'll be tossed aside. Once you've gotten a hold of him, toss him left or right (these actions are exactly like catching an Ordon goat). Then transform into a human and hit his stomach again. Repeat. Most of them will be red. After he's disappeared into one of them, numerous red portals will appear all over the room. You need to keep a sharp eye out for a blue one to appear. This portal will be the one he will come charging at you through. When he does come out of it, have your bow and arrows equipped and quickly shoot an arrow at the glowing piece on his forehead. After he's hit with that arrow, he'll crash on the ground and you may possibly be hit by his body sliding at you. Jump out of the way after you shoot him and go over to his belly. There's a white, glow-y scar. This is his weak spot and the only way to defeat this stage. Hit it as many times with your sword. Afterwards, he'll get up and run through another portal. Repeat this process. After a while, he'll start to change his strategy and jump high into the air to avoid your arrows. Now you need to transform into Wolf-Link and wait for him to come out of the red portal. When he's charging at you, "L" target him and use "A" to grab his head with Midna. Then while using the joystick (depends on if you have the Wii version or GameCube version), toss him left or right onto the ground. As Wolf-Link, go to his belly and attack it. After...


Fight insecurities. Build self-esteem through specific events. Explore your options. Seek professional help.

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Rejection is tough. It causes you to question yourself in detrimental ways. You might feel like there is something wrong with you, no one likes you and somehow you are defective. You can quickly render yourself unimportant and invisible. While these might be somewhat normal thoughts, you’ve got to find a way to stop them.  If you catch yourself thinking these things pause and say, “These thoughts are occurring because I've just been hurt. There is nothing wrong with me. I am a kind, good person whom others love.”  Catalog a mental list of your good qualities. Remember your accomplishments and allow those thoughts to fill your mind and push out negative thoughts. Be deliberate. Find out what makes you excel. If you are good at tennis, play it. If you are a great cook, grab a recipe. Whatever it is that you enjoy and find rewarding will help you build your belief in yourself.  Stay away from activities that make you feel inferior. If playing with puzzles makes you feel less intelligent, don’t play with them. If you hate the way shopping for a bathing suit makes you feel, wait and buy it later.  Stay focused and engaged in everything positive for the time being. People are going to tell you there are more fish in the sea. It is perfectly okay if you don’t feel like fishing, but try participating in new activities. There might be yoga classes, horseback riding, or surfing classes that you have put off because you’ve been busy or preoccupied with your ongoing dilemma. Now is as good a time as any. Go for it. You may need help to identify the behaviors you would like to change if you are struggling with doing it yourself. Psychologists and Psychiatrists are available in your local area and can be located through the American Psychological Association.