INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Chihuahuas typically have one or two coat types: long or short. Chihuahuas do shed their coats but typically in very manageable amounts due to their size. Use a rubber grooming glove or a soft bristle brush each week to remove the dead hair and keep their coat healthy. A long coat is a recessive gene and appears much less frequently than a short coat. Chihuahuas with long coats will shed seasonally and need to be brushed once or twice a week. Chihuahua puppies have very small nails that need to be trimmed frequently to avoid breakage and overgrowth. Be very careful when trimming their nails because their small size can make the quick difficult to identify. Chihuahuas have delicate paws and keeping their nails at appropriate lengths can prevent unnecessary stress. Chihuahuas have very small mouths and may need to have teeth pulled when there is no room for the teeth to grow. Proper dental care is very important for this breed and their teeth should be brushed two to three times each week, if not daily. While most milk teeth (your puppy's first set of teeth) will fall out during weaning, you may find that your puppy is still teething and is biting items to relieve discomfort. Hard bones and toys can help strengthen their gums and prevent tartar buildup. Chihuahua puppies do not need to be bathed unless they are very dirty, muddy, or sticky. They can be bathed up to every other month since puppies have very sensitive skin and over-bathing can lead to skin dryness, rashes, and irritation. It can be easier to bathe your Chihuahua in a deep sink rather than a bathtub when they are very small. Use a gentle shampoo that is designed for puppies. Chihuahua puppies have thin coats and are very susceptible to extreme temperatures, especially the cold. They were bred for the Mexican heat and often do not do well in the cold. If you do live in a cold area, you will need to make sure your puppy is kept warm when you're outside. Many owners will purchase small coats and sweaters for their dogs to wear. Dog booties can help protect their paws from the cold ground. . Chihuahua puppies have large ears that are prone to wax buildup and dryness that need to be cleaned weekly. If you smell or see any wax buildup in their ears you may need to clean the ears more frequently. Use a soft piece of gauze with an ear cleaning solution designed for dogs to wipe their ears down. Gently wipe the inside of their ears and apply a small amount of baby lotion or coconut oil to any dry skin. Do not use a cotton tipped swab to clean their ears since it can damage the inner ear and push wax into the ear rather than remove it.

SUMMARY: Brush their coat. Trim their nails. Clean their teeth regularly. Bathe your puppy regularly. Protect them from temperature extremes. Wipe their ears

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Handling delicate newspapers that you want to preserve requires a lot of care and extra precautions. This means washing your hands before touching the newspapers to remove any possibly damaging residue on your hands. You should also have a clean workspace like a big, clean table to use while handing the newspapers. Make sure your hands are dry before touching the newspaper, especially if you just washed your hands. Keep food and drinks away from the area while you are working with the newspapers. When handling newspapers that you intend to preserve, try to never fold them except on their original middle crease. Keep the edges aligned neatly so that the center fold remains intact and other portions of the newspaper don't get folded inadvertently. Additionally, you should avoid folding the corners of newspapers, even in a dog ear fold to mark a certain passage, as this will further damage the newspaper. Newspapers are extremely fragile and can be permanently damaged by contact with most other surfaces or items that aren't intended for use with newspaper conservation. This includes paper clips, rubber bands, adhesive tape, or any kind of glue.
Summary: Keep the area clean. Avoid folding the newspaper. Avoid contact with possibly damaging items.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you determine through a macronutrient calculator that you currently eat more than 30 grams of carbs daily, look for ways to decrease your carb intake. It's crucial to avoid carbs on a ketogenic diet, as carbs easily convert into glucose, which keeps your body from burning ketones for energy. You should only receive about 510% of your daily calories from carbohydrates, by eating about 20 30 grams a day. Focus on getting your carbs through salad greens and non-starchy vegetables only. Avoid carb-heavy foods like pasta and bread. Protein is a necessary part of your diet, and without proteins, you will have very little energy. You may also feel hungrier or develop food cravings throughout the day. However, too much protein will diminish the weight-loss effects of a ketogenic diet. You should aim to consume about 25 30% of your daily calories from proteins. The amount of protein you eat will vary depending on how much protein you require as an individual. This is often tied to lifestyle, whether active or sedentary. Fats are the cornerstone of the ketogenic diet, and will encourage your body to burn fatty ketones for fuel. Typically, calories from fat should comprise 80 90% of your meals. (However, you cannot eat unlimited fats on a ketogenic diet; the calories can still add up and cause weight gain.) Examples of fatty foods include: Organic butter and lard Coconut oil Fatty cuts of organic, grass-fed meat. Egg yolks and full-fat sour cream Homemade mayonnaise Heavy whipping cream and cream cheese Avocados and bacon Nuts and nut butters Unlike many other weight-loss diets, you do not need to actively keep track of the number of calories in the dishes you eat while on a ketogenic diet. Since a ketogenic diet reduces food cravings throughout the day, you'll likely be less motivated to eat excess calories anyway. If you do want to track your calories, use the following breakdown as a guide (assuming that you'll consume about 1,500 calories a day): 1,050 calories from fat 300 calories from protein 150 calories from carbohydrates Once your body is in ketosis, your kidneys will begin to release excess water which your body had been retaining. This retained water is a consequence of a high-carb diet, and once you reduce your carb intake, water retention will decrease as well. As a consequence, you may need to increase your daily water intake to avoid dehydration. Headaches and muscle cramps are a sign of dehydration. You may also need to increase mineral intake, especially salt and magnesium, as these are often lost when your body gets rid of retained water.

SUMMARY:
Eat as much as 20 or 30 grams of carbs daily. Eat 2 8 ounces of protein several times a day. Eat fats with all your meals. Don't stress too much about calories. Stay hydrated.