Belgian Malinois usually live to be 14 to 16 years old and become beloved parts of your family. They are loving and loyal pets who want to earn your praise and love. Bond with your Malinois by taking care of them, giving them attention, and being physically affectionate. They can do well in a variety of homes either with other pets or as the only dog. A well socialized Malinois does well in a home with other animals. Regardless of their breed, some dogs do better than others in homes with other animals based on their individual temperament. As a whole, Belgian Malinois are happy in homes with other animals. A Belgian Malinois should fit your lifestyle and your lifestyle should also fit the needs of a Belgian Malinois. Belgian Malinois are very active dogs and do best in environments where they have space to run and play. Life in a small apartment without any yard would be hard on a Belgian Malinois. Like all dogs, Belgian Malinois require time and attention to become well trained. They are also very loyal dogs and prefer to be around their owners and family. They do not enjoy being left alone for significant amounts of times without social interactions. Belgian Malinois are very intelligent dogs who want to please their owners. They are very easy to train, in comparison to other breeds, but they need their trainer to be firm and consistent. You must be prepared to spend a significant amount of time, at least an hour a day, exercising your dog. This breed is a working dog and they do have a lot of energy. If they do not have opportunities to expend energy, such as through play or exercise, they can become destructive and act out. Belgian Malinois are great family dogs and enjoy being around children. They are extremely loyal to their owners and families and can be wary of strangers if they perceive them as a threat. This makes them great guard dogs, but they must be taught not to be overly protective of small children through proper socialization. They are very loving with children but due to their larger size, they can unintentionally knock children over when playing. They also have strong herding instincts and may try to herd small children if not corrected. Small children should be watched closely around pets since kids have a tendency to pull on dog's fur, ears, and tails, which can hurt a dog.
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One-sentence summary -- Provide a loving home. Provide ample space for your dog to play. Commit to spending several hours each week to training. Watch your dog around small children, if applicable.

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) is a type of treatment that helps people accept themselves and work toward their goals. Along the lines of this therapy, you can learn acceptance in order to reduce your pattern of berating yourself. Try using this worksheet found at getselfhelp.co.uk to work on acceptance. Fill in the blanks: Activating Event (what happened) __________________ Thoughts (what went through your mind) ______________ Consequence of believing these thoughts ____________ Balanced, alternative thought ______________________ How you will defuse (see thoughts as passing sensations and cope appropriately) _________________ Normalizing is a common technique in therapy because it lets people know that their experience is common and normal. This in turn, can cause people to be more relaxed, and accept themselves and their situation more readily. For example, maybe you tend to be quiet in group settings, and you wish you spoke up more. Someone else who seems like the life of the party might wish instead to be a better listener. Don't be so hard on yourself! You're a unique human being. Everyone has challenges and things to work on. You are a work in progress! There's always something to learn in order to develop a more productive way to live your life. You can learn to live more efficiently, conduct your relationships healthfully with yourself and others, increase your happiness, and decrease your anxiety. If you find yourself thinking negatively again, try a little self-compassion. Try to be understanding with yourself as you would with a friend. If you have high expectations of yourself, try to focus on what you did well. If you need to, adjust your expectations and allow yourself some time to breathe or relax. Distraction or grounding techniques can serve as great resources for dealing with the emotional pain (anxiety, depression) that often coincides with self-critical thoughts and behaviors. One way to distract yourself is to laugh. Laughter really can be the best medicine, as it has been shown to increase overall health. Try watching a funny movie or stand-up comedy or playing a humorous game. Engage in positive activities. Doing things that make you happy is a fantastic way to turn your mood around and cope with self-critical thoughts. Go somewhere that makes you happy. This might be a park, mall, pet store, or friend's house. Sometimes you may get too hung-up on your challenges, without taking into account the great aspects of who you are! Pay attention to and congratulate your positive characteristics in order to increase your self-esteem. You can use a positive personal qualities sheet to organize your strengths. Define your good qualities, how others might describe you in a positive way, and what others have said about your positive characteristics in the past. Try drawing a flower and putting one positive quality on each petal. Try this worksheet. Stop others from berating you. How you allow other people to treat you may greatly affect how you treat yourself. If your friends pick on you, then get new friends! If your coworkers are mean to you, then you must decide if it is really worth it to be around people who treat you badly.
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One-sentence summary -- Practice self-acceptance. Normalize your experiences. Give yourself a break. Distract yourself. Focus on your positive qualities. Do not tolerate others putting you down.

In general, line the body cavities with cut off pantyhose and fill with beads or other filler to weight the body and head. Secure the nylons and place in appropriate doll cavities. your doll, if appropriate.
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One-sentence summary -- Follow the kit directions or directions given for the purchased doll parts. Assemble the doll parts following the kit or purchased body directions. Diaper Dress your doll in desired outfit.

After completing the "Badlands" mission, your character can now freely use the in-game camera. You can collect it at the 2nd floor of CJ's house at Grove Street. The "Badlands" mission is the mission just right after "End of the Line," the last mission in Los Santos. If you ever lose your camera due to being arrested or injured, you can grab it again in the same location. This is not a requirement, but it will help you get from place to place much quicker. Trying to find all of these on foot or using a scooter would take forever! A helicopter or plane might cover more ground, but you'll have a harder time maneuvering through the city's gigantic buildings. These snapshots are only available within San Fierro! It's located at the west side of the in-game map. All of the snapshots can be found once San Fierro is unlocked.
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Get a camera. Get a fast car. Know your boundaries.