Q: The Maltese has a small stomach, so choose a premium food that is high quality. Take your vet's recommendation and also look for a food that has a named meat listed as the main ingredient. Feed him a high quality dog food and treats recommended by your vet. Always have fresh water and dry kibble available for your Maltese (unless the animal is an adult and is overweight). Maltese puppies can suffer from hypoglycemia, which can be life threatening, if food is not readily available. It may be that you are giving the dog too much food at meal time or that you are giving too many treats. Consult with your vet if your Maltese is putting on too much weight. He or she may have a suggestions for helping the dog lose weight.
A: Feed a new puppy or dog the same brand he is used to and only gradually make changes to avoid upsetting his digestion (especially important for a new puppy). The Maltese can be prone to being a fussy eater so don't encourage this by feeding him human food as "treats". Make sure that your adult dog is not eating too much.

Article: Briefly, begin by talking about your relevant education and experience. Say your qualifications and how you're prepared for the job. While you may want to talk about your personal experiences, start your response by talking about your career experiences. To do this well, you'll need first to do some research about the job and its duties. Re-read the advertisement closely and then brainstorm about your previous work experiences. Try to think of how your job history and accomplishments fit the job for which you're applying having concrete examples of this is always good, too. You can also talk about how the prospective job will help you meet your goals. For example, say, "I'm qualified for this position and am excited about learning more from the people here." Spend some time talking about your skills. Talk specifically about what makes you qualified and what you can add to the workplace. It might feel like boasting or bragging, but it's important to talk about your positive traits and abilities. Think back on job evaluations you've had in the past and any positive feedback you got from supervisors. Identify these as your strengths and, again, try to customize them to the position at hand. For example, say, "My strength lies in my ability to communicate, and this is why I'm great at marketing." If you've won awards, been published, or graduated with distinction, you might want to discuss this. Talk about your accomplishments and how they serve you. Showcase your accomplishments and talk about how your drive and past accomplishments can help you in the job. If you're feeling bashful, just remember that you've accomplished some goals and you should be proud of your accomplishments. You don't have to brag, just state what you've done. Consider mentioning what you learned in pursuing these accomplishments what the experience taught you. That way, you can appear to be humble. Highlight anything that makes you stand out against other people. Maybe you have a unique experience, have multiple language abilities, or have skills that set you apart. Make sure you say the things that make you special and unique and why your experience and skills are the best. For example, if you have a gap in your resume, be positive about explaining it. Say what experiences you gained from it. After you've talked about your professional experience and accomplishments, you may want to include some personal information. For example, you can talk about your love of volunteering or seeing live music. Don't talk too much about your personal life as it's not appropriate to discuss very personal details at an interview. However, giving some personal information can help you seem personable and open. Steer clear of controversial personal topics, though. You may want to avoid talking about your political or religious views, for example.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Talk about your work experience. Describe your skills and strengths. Talk about your accomplishments. Say what's different about yourself. Make some personal statements.

Problem: Article: Repeat the applying, brushing and rinsing process, if needed. Rinse thoroughly. If stain is still visible, use 3% hydrogen peroxide on the fabric with caution. Pretest on a hidden spot on the material. Let it sit for about 5 minutes. Repeat the applying and blotting process until the insect stain is gone. Rinse thoroughly.
Summary: Scrape off the excess dried matter using a brush. Mix 1 tablespoon of liquid dish washing detergent with 2 cups of cold water in a large bowl to make a detergent solution. Dip the toothbrush in the solution and gently brush the stained area. Blot the area with a clean, wet cloth to rinse the solution. Use a cloth damped with cold water to rinse the remaining solution. Dry the area with a cloth towel. Moisten the stained area with 3% hydrogen peroxide. Blot the foamy substance with a clean dry cloth. Use a cloth damped with cold water to rinse the remaining solution. Use a dry towel to dry the area.

Q: Click on the button to "sign up," "register," or "create an account." Enter your email address and a password to create your account. You'll also need to provide your name, birthdate, address, and phone number. Some retailers will not allow you to purchase products as a guest, but some do with just your email. While they'll likely have you provide an ID later, many sites require you to also input your birthday when you create the account to discourage underage individuals from spending time on their site. Click the "checkout" button at the bottom of the "cart" screen. Input your shipping and billing information, then provide your payment method. Most sites accept payment through credit card, though some will also allow you to use payment services like PayPal. If you plan to make additional purchases through the retailer, you may be able to save your payment method to make your later purchases easier. Online alcohol retailers are licensed and regulated just like storefront locations, and they're required to follow the same ID laws. In the U.S., you can't legally buy alcohol until you're 21 years old, even if you purchase it online. The retailer may require that you submit a copy of your ID to prove that you are old enough to buy alcohol. Click the button to finalize your order, and then wait for your shipment to arrive. Soon, you'll be enjoying your favorite alcoholic beverages delivered straight to your door!
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Create an account on the retailer's site. Confirm your shipping and billing information. Confirm that you are of legal buying age. Approve the transaction.