Problem: How to get the girl you like
Remember the last time you fell in love.
It wasn't when you were near the person, it was while you were away, thinking about them! So if you're constantly around her, she'll lose interest. Make sure you make her think about you while you're away. OPTIONS:
- Find something romantic that you could do together. This could be playing mini golf, writing each other poems or writing together a book.
- Always remain a bit of a mystery. This way she won't lose interest too fast.
- Think about why you're in love with her. Again, make sure that you're only with her for a minute, or two.
- Or better yet, buy her flowers for valentine's day. That's cool! Even if you're in a long-distance relationship, you can still fall for a girl.

Answer: Always remain a bit of a mystery. This way she won't lose interest too fast.

Problem: How to look after your first puppy
Puppy proof your home.
Puppies are naturally curious animals, who like to chew up everything and always want to have a full stomach. Make sure to meet the requirements for a puppy-proof home. OPTIONS:
- Do not install or secure your dog in a cupboard or directly behind cabinets. Dogs can potentially chew through wood walls, wall liners, and floorboards.
- While puppies are unlikely to chew by themselves, be sure that you provide securely-contained areas for them to gnaw on. This might include walls, tall fences, or baseboards.
- Clean up any chemicals, and then put them in a cupboard. To puppies, chemicals like antifreeze can smell like candy, and they will lap it up eagerly, so make sure everything is put away properly.
- Your puppy will jump out of your hands if it's not familiar with your home. You can make sure your home is secure by installing a fence, nailing boards to the walls, locking windows, and tying cords to doorways.

Answer: Clean up any chemicals, and then put them in a cupboard. To puppies, chemicals like antifreeze can smell like candy, and they will lap it up eagerly, so make sure everything is put away properly.

Problem: How to tell if your dog has fleas
Watch your dog for excessive scratching or chewing.
Flea bites are extremely itchy, so the first sign of a flea infestation is usually seeing your dog scratching or chewing itself more than usual.
Other behavioral signs of fleas might include head shaking, hair loss, scabs, or hot spots. OPTIONS:
- Examine your dog's skin for tiny, red, raised bumps. Are usually smaller than other insect bites.
- Fleas can also cause skin irritations, so be on the lookout for these. Feed your dog the right amount of treats.
- With flea bites, your dog will scratch excessively. Your dog's fur may also get wet, so help your dog out if it's currently having fleas.
- Watch your dog for double or triple flea infestations. These are relatively rare and only appear once your dog starts having flea hairballs.
Answer: Examine your dog's skin for tiny, red, raised bumps. Are usually smaller than other insect bites.