Problem: How to draw garfield
Draw a horizontal oval for the head.
Overlap it with another horizontal oval of a slightly smaller size at the bottom for the belly.
Attach a couple of slanted lines for the legs. OPTIONS:
- At the bottom of the leg-guides, draw a couple of horizontal ovals for the feet. On top of the head-oval create a couple of slanted ovals for the ears.
- Erase the vertical oval and draw inside the cat's rear; draw curved lines to represent the skeletal structure for garfield's legs. Repeat this series of drawing strokes for the legs.
- Draw two trapezoids for the feet. Add details to the arms and hands.
- Add this oval for the thighs and feet. Add a long oval for the feet.

Answer: At the bottom of the leg-guides, draw a couple of horizontal ovals for the feet. On top of the head-oval create a couple of slanted ovals for the ears.

Problem: How to apply for guardianship
Decide whether becoming a legal guardian is right for your situation.
Guardians are court-supervised caretakers for minors and incapacitated persons. Guardians are responsible for the wellbeing of their wards (the person for whom they are the guardian), and may also be responsible for handling the person's assets and finances. OPTIONS:
- Guardianship does not provide the services required for that person's needs. If your ward is elderly, there are potential complications associated with taking guardianship if necessary.
- The guardian must periodically report to the court on the ward's status. Make sure that you are prepared to accept the responsibility of acting as a legal guardian.
- Depending on the circumstances, guardianship may or may not be an option for your situation. Talk to your primary care care provider.
- In some cases, a guardian may not be an effective caretaker. Guardianship however is useful if someone dies of an illness or is unable to live during a particularly stressful time, such as a medical emergency or job merger.

Answer: The guardian must periodically report to the court on the ward's status. Make sure that you are prepared to accept the responsibility of acting as a legal guardian.

Problem: How to help your dog after giving birth
Take your dog to the vet for a checkup.
Schedule an appointment with the vet, so she can check on your pregnant dog. The vet will confirm the pregnancy and check for any complications. OPTIONS:
- If you suspect a complication, then get your dog a fecal exam. In addition to a pre-exam, your vet may also collect vaginal fluids from your dog to test for a prostate infection.
- Make a nesting area for your dog. Provide a nesting area at least a week before you think she is due to give birth.
- Come back in the first day after delivery if your dog is acting oddly or rather fussy. The vet will work under local anesthesia and let you know if your dog needs to be seen.
- Your vet will also make sure your pregnant dog has a supportive c-section. Your vet will likely teach you which ways to take care of your dog after giving birth.
Answer: Make a nesting area for your dog. Provide a nesting area at least a week before you think she is due to give birth.