In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: All pets are different and have unique personalities. Some do well when left alone for longer periods of time and others do not. Pets that are more social, have medical conditions, or that are used to having lots of interaction with others may not do as well on their own for long periods of time. Also consider your pet's feeding schedule or if your pet likes to get into things and make a mess when you are not around. Younger pets may not be able to handle being left alone as well as more mature pets. If your animal has separation anxiety, a pet-sitter or a boarding house may be a good option. Two weeks before your vacation, start leaving your pet home alone for longer periods of time. If you usually leave your pet at home while you are away at work, leave your house for a couple of hours after work each day. If you usually see your pet during the day, leave your pet at home while you are at work. This will prepare your pet to spend more time alone. If you are leaving your pet in someone else's care, it is important that you give him or her enough information to care for your pet. Leave your contact information, the phone number of your veterinarian in case of an emergency. If your pet has any special dietary needs or likes specific treats or toys, write this information down. Include information about your pet's routine, bathroom habits, schedule, and any medications. Also include any information about your pet's personality that someone may need to know. Does your pet get excited when someone is at the door? Does your pet have a favorite hiding place? Be as detailed as possible when writing down the instructions. It is better to give someone too much information than not enough. It is important that your pet is up-to-date on vaccinations and is healthy before you leave for vacation. This is also the time to ask about the best options for leaving your pet when you are gone. Your veterinarian may have recommendations for pet sitters and boarding options. Leaving your pet in a safe and trusted place will keep you from worrying while you are gone.
Summary: Assess your pet's needs. Adjust your pet's schedule. Write detailed instructions. Talk to your veterinarian.

A trunk with a slim-cut will hang close to your body without being tight or constricting. They will give you a slimmer, more tailored appearance. In contrast, loose-fitting trunks can billow out and add pounds to your frame. This is an extra layer of contoured mesh under swim shorts that can create a smooth silhouette. Both loose-fitting and slim-fit trunks are sold with a mesh underlayer. Make sure to try on your shorts before buying them, as you may not like the feel of mesh against your skin. Swim shorts with a flat front secured by a zipper and ties are flattering to almost every man's figure. They make the front of your body look toned and solid. You also don't have to worry about any buttons opening or Velcro coming undone with tie shorts. This is the masculine version of swimsuit color-blocking. You can do a lighter color pair of shorts with a dark, thick line on the outer thigh areas. Or, you can do a darker pair with a lighter line. The line helps to elongate your silhouette and makes you look slimmer. If you aren't comfortable stepping out shirtless or if you'd like more protection from the sun, try wearing a rash guard top. This is a type of shirt that is made out of thin material that quickly dries when wet. To flatter your figure, select a shirt that is neither too tight nor too loose. The material should just skim the edges of your skin when worn. Rash guard shirts come in a wide variety of colors and cuts to mix and match with your trunks.
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One-sentence summary -- Go with slim-fit trunks. Choose a suit with support mesh. Buy trunks with ties. Look for a line on the outer thigh. Wear a rash guard shirt.

Problem: Article: Give your dog the treat as soon as you see the positive behavior. It's helpful to use a clicker to train your dog. That way, you can click the clicker when your dog behaves correctly, then give it a treat. This gives you a little bit of time to get the treat ready, while still reinforcing the good behavior you want to see from your dog. Timing is very important when it comes to training your dog. It's important to click the clicker or give your dog its treat immediately after the good behavior. Make sure the treat is something your dog loves. The most common reward is a treat. Try boiled chicken, string cheese, or chicken hot dogs. You could try a bone or dog treat. You want to reward the dog when it responds to your command and behaves. If the dog ignores or rejects your command, no treat. If treats are the preferred item, keep them handy so that you can practice throughout the day, such as anytime you get up for a drink/snack or bathroom break. You could toss the treat on the ground so the dog has to get up. Then, wait again until the dog chooses to sit, without any encouragement from you. When the dog does, say, "Yes!" in a happy tone, and deliver a super yummy treat. Repeat this 5 or 6 times. Sometimes a dog is not food driven, so consider whether they are into a ball or a tug toy. Other dogs just love attention. You have to figure out what makes your dog happiest, and then use that as their reward. Praise is simply a happy, excited voice and gentle touching. This is the cheapest and easiest reward to offer. You could also use a favorite toy as a reward. Touch is another great way to reward a dog. Some dogs respond to being petted or their tummies being rubbed. A brisk 10-minute walk can also be a reward if you are able. Be very consistent and repetitive. A solid training program takes a minimum of two years of consistent and organized training. You will get as much out of your dog as you put into them. If we say our dogs are "stubborn," we are basically making excuses for not learning how to teach our dogs to understand us. Ensure everyone around the dog has the same rules and expectations. Everyone in the household should use the same commands for tricks and set out the same limitations. Don't feel sorry for the dog and violate your own rules at times. The dog will learn the wrong lesson.
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Reward the dog with a highly desirable treat when it behaves. Try using other positive reinforcements instead of treats. Repeat training exercises and commands several times in a day.