Problem: Article: You need to make sure your dog is comfortable with you, and you need to know when it needs to go to the bathroom. Keeping it nearby allows you to react to a mess and train your Corgi more quickly. If you must leave your corgi, put it in a room that is easy to clean, such as one with a tile or linoleum floor. Schedules are very important for a puppy. It teaches it when to expect a meal, and when to expect time outside. In the beginning, do not "free feed" your puppy by leaving food out all the time. Provide food at scheduled times. Veterinarians typically recommend two meals a day. Usually, corgis need to use the bathroom after eating or drinking, after playing, and after napping. Watch your corgi carefully and check for signs that it needs to use the bathroom, such as: Pacing in circles "Searching" for something Whining Running back and forth between you and the door Once you can predict when your dog needs to go, try and bring it outside before it happens. Once outside, wait 10-15 minutes for it to go to the bathroom. Younger corgis have smaller bladders and less control, so take them out frequently, even if you don't think they need to go. Give it a treat, shower it with praise and petting, and let it play with a toy. You want your dog to associate going outside to pee with positive experiences and reinforcement. Dogs, especially puppies, do not often have the ability to associate punishment with their own actions. For the dog, going to the bathroom is natural, but the punishment will make it fearful and nervous. More often than not, the dog will resort to hiding its mess, not taking it outside. This usually takes between two weeks and a month. Through positive reinforcement, care, and attention, your intelligent corgi can be house trained quickly. Mix the two into a paste and let it sit atop the area for five minutes, then wipe away. This will get rid of any odors and hopefully prevent your puppy from repeating the same mistake in that spot.
Summary: Keep your corgi in sight at all times for the first couple weeks. Create a schedule for food. Note when your corgi needs to use the bathroom. Take your dog out 5-10 minutes before their usual bathroom time. Reward your corgi every time it goes to the bathroom outside. Never punish a corgi for going inside. Continue taking your corgi outside and rewarding it until it learns. Clean up accidents immediately with a solution of white vinegar and baking soda.

Problem: Article: Do this after you get the Master Ball from Professor Elm. You don't need to battle or weaken it. The Master Ball cannot fail! You have Suicune.
Summary: Start the battle at Tin Tower. Use the Master Ball.

Problem: Article: Many people feel like they can't keep their home clean. However, if you have good cleaning habits, your home practically cleans itself. For example, if you take something out, put it away immediately after using it to reduce any clutter. Other examples include: Putting dirty dishes straight into the dishwasher after using them Taking out the trash every night Putting dirty clothes straight into the clothes hamper You don't have to dedicate a whole day to cleaning your home. Instead, clean for thirty minutes or so every day. This will spread the work out over the week, breaking harder jobs into manageable chunks. If possible, create a routine. For example: Spend ten minutes cleaning after breakfast every day. Set a timer for thirty minutes each evening and clean until it goes off. While your coffee brews in the mornings, tidy up your kitchen. Many larger cleaning jobs, such as vacuuming and mopping, can be spread out over the course of a month. There are many deep-cleaning schedules available online that can be tailored to a variety of homes and apartments. For example: If you have a lot of carpets, choose a schedule that asks you to vacuum them every few weeks. A good schedule should include weekly dusting to keep the surfaces in your home clean. Any tile in your home should be mopped or scrubbed once a week.
Summary: Build good cleaning habits. Clean a little bit every day. Create a deep-cleaning schedule.

Problem: Article: Students throughout the US complain that high textbook costs are a major burden on their finances. This can be avoided to some extent by hunting for better prices online. Sites like Amazon, Chegg, BigWords, AbeBooks, and DealOz can help you with book price comparison and purchasing discounted or used books. Thrift stores sell used and donated items at prices far below retail stores. Going here to add anything to your wardrobe is an easy way to save money. It can take time to find the right clothes in thrift stores among all of the donations. Take time to peruse what's available until you find something you really like. Make an activity of it and go thrifting with friends so it is even more fun. Ask other students about which thrift stores in your city or town have the best clothes. Often different thrift stores have a reputation for having more of certain kinds of items (clothes vs. electronics, etc.). Whole Foods and the like have a number of wonderful products, but simply aren't affordable for people on a budget. Search for any low-income stores in your city or town (i.e. Aldi) and shop there. As organic and non-GMO products are becoming the norm, even low-income stores can offer high quality foods. There are a number of bulk product stores around the US. Consider investing in a membership to save on buying food in large quantities. Even if you don't join a bulk store, you can still buy food communally. If you have roommates or live with family, pool your resources and buy food for everyone in single purchases to save money. For foods with long shelf-life (pasta, grains, canned goods, etc.) you can save a lot of money by buying them online. A number of online food stores exist with prices below retail like Thrive Market. Likewise, any vitamins you may need can be found at discount online. With any online purchases, be sure to look for digital coupons with a simple search engine query. Frozen food can keep for a long time and can also save you money. Research shows that you can save up to $600 a month buy choosing frozen meats, fruit, and other foods over fresh. Snacks, vegetables, fruits, breakfast foods, entrees, deserts, and drinks are all available in frozen form. This applies to groceries and medicine. Stores and pharmacies often have generic or store brand versions of anything made by brand name companies. Studies show that experts often buy generic brands more often than your average shopper. That is to say, Pharmacists bought generic medication more often, and chefs bought generic brand foods more often. Ask your pharmacist if they have generic version of your prescriptions before making any purchases. Renting studio apartments as a student can be a huge expense. Look for people you would be comfortable living with and search for cheap apartments together. Splitting the cost of rent between two to four or even five people can save you a lot of money each month. Make sure that you choose responsible, trustworthy roommates. Talk to the landlord of any building you're considering living in and read over the lease. Look for any additional costs like security deposits or paying first and last month's rent. Many businesses in and around colleges offer discounts to students. Be on the lookout for these and use any opportunity to benefit from your status as a student. Movie theaters, bars, restaurants, and exercise centers among many other businesses offer student discounts. The longer in advance your buy plane, train, or boat tickets, the more likely they will be at a lower price. Also be sure to run comparisons between all different companies offering tickets. There are a number of websites online like Kayak and Skyscanner that do this for you.
Summary:
Buy textbooks online. Buy clothing from thrift stores. Buy groceries from low-income stores. Buy groceries in bulk. Buy frozen foods. Buy generic brands. Live in house shares or apartments with roommates. Take advantage of student discounts. Reserve travel plans long in advance.