Problem: Article: To keep your cat from getting out, install special attachments to your fence that prevent it climbing over. Find these fencing attachments online and at pet stores. Enclosing your yard with fence attachments is especially important if you live near potential hazards, such as busy roads or highways. If you free feed your cat, take its food away several hours before you train it to go outside. Otherwise, let it outside for the first time just before one of its scheduled feeding times. A hungry kitten will be more likely to respond when you offer a bowl of food and call it back indoors. Get a bowl of food ready just before you let it out for the first time. That way, you won't have to leave your kitten outside unsupervised while you fix its food. Make sure the surrounding area is free of scary, stressful sights and sounds, like a neighbor's barking dog or noisy kids playing nearby. Additionally, check the weather forecast, and let your cat out on a dry day. If your kitten gets spooked, it could form a negative association with the outdoors or, even worse, run away and get lost. Cats use their sense of smell to find their way back to your home. Avoid letting your kitten out after a rainstorm since it will remove the scent and make it more difficult for your cat to find its way back. When you're ready to train your kitten to go out, simply open the door to your yard and take a step outside. Hold the door open, and allow your pet to follow you outside at its own pace. Cats are cautious animals, so it'll probably take a couple of minutes before it's comfortable leaving the house. Keep the door open so your kitten can go back inside if it feels squeamish. Don't pick your cat up or force it to go outside. If it darts around or hides under a shrub, try not to worry. Keep your distance and let it get accustomed to your yard. If your kitten doesn't want to go outside or runs back into the house, just let it stay inside. If it wants to be an indoor kitty, keep it active and entertained with toys, scratching posts, and climbing perches. When you're just starting out, keep your cat's trips outside brief. After 10 minutes, offer it a bowl of food and call it back indoors. If it doesn't come right away, give its bowl a shake and make encouraging verbal cues to get its attention. Remember to prepare your kitten's food in advance so you don't have to head into the house and leave it alone outside. In addition, grab some of its favorite treats just in case the bowl of food doesn't catch its interest. It's also helpful to teach your cat to come before letting it go outside. Offer a tasty treat, say "Come," and reward your pet with the treat when it comes to you. Keep practicing until it reliably comes on command. If it doesn't return right away when you call it, don't try to chase it, shout, or call frantically. Try calling it using a calm, normal voice instead. Food with a strong odor, such as sardines or tuna, could do the trick. Place the food inside near the door, keep the door open, and wait for your cat to come investigate. Practice going outside every day and, with each training session, add a few minutes to its time outdoors. When your kitten seems to come and go with confidence, you can start letting it spend longer periods of time outside without supervision. Even after acclimating your cat to the outdoors, keep it inside overnight and in hot, cold, or rainy weather. Cars and predators pose a greater risk when it's dark, and bad weather could take a toll on your cat's health.
Summary: Enclose your yard before letting out your cat. Introduce your kitten to the outdoors just before mealtime. Choose a quiet, stress-free time to let your cat go outside. Open the door and let it explore on its own terms. Call your cat and offer food after about 10 minutes. Stay calm if your kitten doesn't come back immediately. Increase its time outdoors gradually.

Problem: Article: " Google Play Music offers a free 30-day trial period, after which you'll be charged $9.99 per month to use the service. " When complete, your device will be authorized for Google Play Music.
Summary: Launch the Google Play Music app on your mobile device. Select the Google account you want to use for Google Music or select "Add account" to add a new Google account. Tap on "Get Started. Review the terms and conditions, as well as your billing information. Tap on "Continue. Follow the on-screen prompts to finish setting up Google Play Music.

Problem: Article: When she's beside you, mount her by pressing . The beams should centralize on the east side of the shrine. You'll notice there's a ravine and a small path beside it (near the place you entered through while going to the fourth colossus). Keep going forward, through the winding path, until you see another path between the mountains. Enter and walk through this path until you see some ruins. Press R1 to dive underwater and go through it. Go towards the wall and scale it by pressing . Press R1 to grab on the ledge. A cutscene will play showing you the fifth colossus. This will cause Avion to fly up to the skies. Prepare for battle!
Summary:
Head outside the shrine and call Agro with X. Take out your sword with O and turn left. Ride towards the area where the beams centralized. Pass through the small path near the ravine. Dismount Agro and dive into the water. Swim your way to the collapsed wall. Go forward and up the set of stairs. Go through the small hole in the fence that surrounds the area you're standing on. Take out your bow and fire an arrow at the colossus.