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How to stop itching
Avoid scratching.
While scratching an itch might seem like the easiest route to relief, it actually can make it worse. Scratching your itch will only prolong the irritation.
OPTIONS:
- Try to even the tickling sensation in your skin by scratching in an inconspicuous location in your body. You can either sit on a bed, couch, or bathroom bathroom mat or press against a hard surface as you scratch.
- It's best to wait a few days before you try to stop scratching and see if your itching lessens. Doing this will make it more likely that you will get some relief.
- Try to limit scratching to three times a day, even on occasion. Only scratch! Scratching your itch too often can irritate your skin, lead to more scratching and even seborrheic dermatitis.
- When you scratch your skin it causes a mild amount of pain. The sensation of pain interferes with the itching sensation, so you feel the pain of scratching over the itching.
A: When you scratch your skin it causes a mild amount of pain. The sensation of pain interferes with the itching sensation, so you feel the pain of scratching over the itching.

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How to identify gelbvieh cattle
Do a search on the internet or in your cattle breeds book for " gelbvieh.
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Study the characteristics of the breed.
Note the following :
Colouration: traditional gelbviehs are reddish gold to russet or black in colouration.
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- Colouration is between red to brown, brown to black, dark brownish to black and grey. They typically have green, black or brown splotches on the head, the fore neck, the forequarters and feet.
- Traditional german gelbviehs tend to be darker on their necks than the rest of the body; this is more prominent in bulls than in cows. Red gelbviehs can be confused with traditional coloured limousins because of the same light pigmentation around the eyes and nose.
- Colouration is of distinct size and masses of golden belly. Sinlobes: distinctive part of the body (worked across the body).
- However, they are not easily detectable by the naked eye. Colouration of the bloodline differentiates the breed and adds colour to the pasture, but doesn't take the animal exactly how it would in normal cattle.
A: Traditional german gelbviehs tend to be darker on their necks than the rest of the body; this is more prominent in bulls than in cows. Red gelbviehs can be confused with traditional coloured limousins because of the same light pigmentation around the eyes and nose.

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They shake hands and leave the circle allowing two other men to enter the circle. a man in blue and a man in grey
OPTIONS:
- appear on the stage delight helping the musicians.
- greet each other in the middle of the circle.
- form begin dominating the circle and in the end the group is seen cheering for them.
- each surpass each other and stand together.
A: greet each other in the middle of the circle.

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How to help a dog with cataracts
Know the signs of cataract growth.
Cataracts develop over time and the key is to treat them early. As a dog owner, make sure to inspect your dog's eyes on a regular basis.
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- This is especially important at the beginning of the year, as cataracts often develop in the early spring. Look for scaly or waxy patches on your dog's eyes.
- These are the parts of the eye that are always being examined, and may extend beyond just your dog's eye. Cataracts can often appear as dark rings of yellowish-brown skin on the outer edges of the eye.
- Everything you look for should be present, it is important that you take the time to assess whether you are seeing any clear patterns of current activity. Take pictures of any changes in behavior, near and far from eye color as often as possible.
- Look for any indications of a cloudy appearance or a color change. If your dog already has cataracts, watch to see if the impacted area grows or changes in shape.
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Look for any indications of a cloudy appearance or a color change. If your dog already has cataracts, watch to see if the impacted area grows or changes in shape.