Problem: Article: While it's tempting to go for the cheap stuff, this is not the best choice for your dog. Look for foods that incorporate high-quality proteins from fish, chicken, lamb, beef, and/or eggs. Talk to your veterinarian about diet choices. If you plan to change his food, do so gradually to reduce the chance of an upset stomach. Give him small amounts of food formulated for puppies several times a day. The amount of food for each meal depends on the breed and size; look up the recommended amounts for your breed. Feed your puppy only the smallest amount recommended for his breed, age, and size. Increase the amount if the puppy seems too thin, or as directed by your veterinarian. The number of daily feedings depends on the puppy's age: six 12 weeks: three to four times daily 12 20 weeks: three times daily 20+ weeks: two times daily Very small breeds (Yorkshire Terriers, Pomeranians, Chihuahuas, etc.) may be prone to low blood sugar. These puppies often need access to food all day long (or every two to three hours) until about 6 months of age. This prevents their blood sugar from dipping too low, which can lead to weakness, confusion, and even seizures. Meal feeding will help with housebreaking and prevent your dog from gorging on food. Furthermore, your puppy will bond with you by associating good things like food with the humans in the household. The puppy should have a limited time, probably 20 minutes, to finish its food. Watching your puppy eat is a good way to gauge his health. If he seems uninterested in his food all of a sudden, take note of it. The behavior may be due to a simple food preference issue, but it could also be a medical concern. It's your job to notice any change in his behavior. Follow through with a call to your veterinarian, and take the proper steps to uncover the cause of the change. It may be tempting, but remember that human food can make your dog unhealthily obese. Alongside the serious health risk, feeding your dogs table scraps can train them to beg one of the hardest habits to break. To ensure good health, feed your dog food specifically designed for him. Ignore him completely while you're eating at the table. Check with your veterinarian about "people" foods that are safe for dogs. These might include roasted chicken breast or fresh green beans. Foods high in fats can cause problems like pancreatitis in dogs. Your puppy's body is very different from yours. Some of the foods you are able to digest are dangerously toxic to him. If your puppy eats something toxic, call the Animal Poison Control Center immediately (888-426-4435 in the US) and your veterinarian. A partial list of foods of such foods includes: Raisins Grapes Xylitol (a sweetener) Tea Alcohol Garlic Onions Avocados Salt Chocolate Unlike food, you should leave a full bowl of fresh water out for your pets at all times. Be aware that your puppy will have to urinate shortly after drinking a large amount of water. Take him to your fenced backyard on a leash so he doesn't have accidents in your house.
Summary: Choose the right dog food. Feed your puppy properly. Follow the special feeding guidelines for small or toy breed dogs. Avoid buffet-style feeding. Watch your puppy eat. Do not feed your dog table scraps. Protect your dog from toxic foods. Provide adequate fresh water.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: There are some tiles, like bombs or chocolate, which should always be eliminated first if they exist on the board. These will inhibit your progress or cause you to lose. Bombs end the game if not eliminated in the move limit specified on their face, while chocolate will multiply if not destroyed. Like chess, you'll need to think several moves ahead in Candy Crush Saga. Unless the level is timed, spend a few minutes looking for potential combinations and considering the results of making certain matches. This may take a while at first, but the more you play, the quicker you'll recognize patterns and opportunities. You will have many levels where the game board is not a perfect rectangle, or includes a number of gaps in the board. You will need to plan around these gaps, and they can make it incredibly difficult to make paired sets. Once you become better acquainted with the game, you will be able to tell when a game board will be too difficult to complete. You can reshuffle the board using boosters or by exiting the game before you perform any moves. The game will make move suggestions if you idle for too long. These suggestions are random and it will usually be in your best interest to ignore them. If you don't have a time limit, take the time to find out if there is a better move available. If you are only trying to increase points before a time limit runs out, take the game's suggestion.

SUMMARY: Eliminate complicated or dangerous candies from the board first. Look at the whole board before making a move. Pay attention to the edges of the game board. Reshuffle the board if it looks too challenging. Ignore the suggestions the game makes.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Although many people who follow a raw diet are vegans, both vegetarians and omnivores also follow the raw food diet. If you are an omnivore, you can enjoy raw fish dishes such as sashimi and ceviche. Both of these are high in protein and can provide a much needed boost to your plant-based protein sources. Choose sashimi, which is usually thinly sliced fish. In most cases, salmon and tuna are the types of fish used. Salmon sashimi has 5.6 g per ounce and white tuna has 7.2 g per ounce. You can also try sashimi made from eel at 6.7 g per ounce or sardine, which has 7 g per ounce. Make ceviche, which is a Latin American dish of raw fish or seafood marinated in citrus juice. A cup of ceviche has 13 g of protein. Carpaccio is an Italian delicacy that is made of thin slices of raw meat such as beef. A 3 ounce serving of beef carpaccio has 25 g of protein. Keep in mind that eating raw or undercooked meat can cause serious illness or even death. Milk, cheese, and other dairy products such as yogurt are all very high in protein, but for many raw dieters, they're off limits because the process of pasteurization heats dairy to remove pathogenic bacteria. If you would like to boost your protein, consider trying raw dairy products. Animal milks have 8 g of protein per 8 ounces. Locate local farms and stores that sell raw milk and milk products by using an online sites. A Campaign for Real Milk can also help you find local farms that sell unpasteurized dairy products at http://www.realmilk.com/real-milk-finder/. Raw, unpasteurized milk is illegal in some states. Vary your dairy options by choosing different milks and milk products such as cow, goat, and sheep. Keep in mind that consuming unpasteurized dairy products can expose you to dangerous bacteria including Salmonella, E. coli, and Listeria. All of these can cause serious illness. Pregnant women are strongly discouraged from consuming raw dairy.
Summary:
Try sashimi or ceviche. Try carpaccio. Consider raw dairy products.