Q: Since your Great Dane is considered a large or giant breed of dog, you need to feed him food specifically designed for this. This will ensure the he gets the proper ratio of nutrients for him to grow properly and maintain a strong skeletal system for his large body. If you aren't sure what food to get your Great Dane, ask your vet or the breeder you got him from. They will be able to help you decide. A good rule of thumb is if the first two ingredients are meat (not meat by-products), then it's probably a good food. To help your Great Dane avoid a life-threatening condition known as bloat and otherwise keep him healthy, you should give him the best high-quality food you can get. Look on the label of any food you are considering for the list of ingredients. The concentration of protein should not be more than 23 to 25%, especially when your Great Dane is a puppy. This can cause growth problems because he won't be able to metabolize too much of it. Meat should be one of the first two ingredients. It should also have vegetables in it as well. Meat by-product is okay really far down on the list, but it shouldn't be in the first five ingredients. You should never feed your Great Dane large meals. He needs small meals throughout the day instead of large meals, since these can cause bloat. This means you need to look at the recommended daily amount on the back of the dog food bag and then split that up into three to four meals a day. You should also not change his food abruptly, because this can also cause intestinal issues. There are certain foods that you should never feed your Great Dane. These can cause health issues and even kill him. These foods include: Chocolate Avocados Grapes or raisins Alcohol Fatty meat scraps Various nuts Onions, garlic and chives Cooked bones or chicken bones Yeast dough Xylitol, a substance found in sugar free foods If you want to use human food as a treat for your Great Dane, there are a few you can feed him. These include: Small chunks of cooked sweet potatoes Frozen peas or blueberries in small amounts Baby carrots In order to stay healthy, your Great Dane will need access to water. Since he is so big, he will need a lot of water throughout the day. Make sure you check his water bowl often. Remember to limit his water drinking after he eats, which will help avoid bloat.
A: Feed him large breed food. Get high-quality food. Feed him small meals. Avoid harmful foods. Feed him small snacks. Provide water.

Q: This method allows you to use your phone as a Wi-Fi hotspot without your carrier knowing. Although you will pay for data use, you will not need to pay a monthly subscription to use a tethering feature. Move on to the next step if you are using an Android phone. Backup your iPhone using iCloud and iTunes before you jailbreak it. Your iTunes backup will allow you to restore the phone to its pre-jailbreak status. Download the Spirit Jailbreak tool. Plug in your iPhone to iTunes. Open the Spirit Jailbreak tool. Make sure it recognizes that your iPhone is connected. Hit the "Jailbreak" button. Allow your phone to restart. You will see the Cydia app on your iPhone, which you can use to get apps that work specifically with jailbroken phones. If you are using an iPhone or Android, try PDANet or a similar app. There is a free trial, but you can purchase it for $15 to $30. Some Android phones need to be rooted in order to use a tethering app. Rooting is similar to jailbreaking. It voids the warranty and allows you more flexibility to control your entire Android phone. The rooting process differs depending upon your model of phone.
A: Jailbreak your iPhone, if you want to tether on a third-party app. Download a third party tethering app. Click on the app and set up your hotspot. Sign into your hotspot using Wi-Fi on your tablet or laptop.

Q: Find the best snow you can for this type of snowball. Make sure the snow is wet enough to pack well. Locate a good spot that has a large amount of this snow. Start by picking up enough for a regular baseball size snowball. Choosing the best snow will result in a bigger snowball. Remember that wet snow will pack the best. Make the snowball as round and as well packed as you can. Build this snowball as your foundation for the bigger snowball. Having any weakness at this stage will compromise the final form of this snowball. Don't worry about its original size, you will add more later. Make the best snowball you can to ensure the quality of the final giant snowball. Scoop up even more snow with your hands and start packing it onto your first snowball. Make sure you pack it well enough that the new snow becomes part of your original snowball. Keep the snowball as evenly shaped as you can while you add more. Aim for the roundest snowball you can make. Add more snow to replace any parts that might fall off. Finish adding more snow when your original snowball becomes as big as you would like. Remember, a bigger snowball will have more impact and force behind it, but it will be much harder to throw. Bigger snowballs might be unstable and may have parts that break away. Make your snowball only as big as you can throw. Use both hands to throw this snowball at your target to get the most power behind it. Throw from close range for the best chance of striking your target accurately. Be respectful of the power behind your giant snowball. Be careful with large snowballs as they could hurt someone when hit. Never aim a giant snowball at someones face or head.
A: Gather your snow. Start packing your snow. Add more snow. Stop when it's big enough. Send your gigantic snowball flying!

Q: . Paint is the most traditional way of changing a home's color, but it can also be one of the most time consuming and expensive ways. To cut down on cost, consider painting one accent wall instead of redoing the whole room. If you don't have the time, you can consider hiring painters, though depending on where you live that can be quite expensive. Make sure you use painter's tape and cover any large furniture while you're painting. Nowadays, peel and stick wallpapers offer nearly endless options while simultaneously being relatively inexpensive and easy to apply. Consider redoing a room or, for an easier and cheaper look, consider just doing a feature wall. If you don't want to or can't permanently alter the state of your walls with paint or wallpaper, add quirky colorful touches by hanging paint chips or cardstock in interesting patterns. These easy and nearly costless decorations catch the eye and are great conversation pieces! Keep in mind that such DIY projects, while cheap, can be very time consuming. Browse websites like Pinterest for great tips and ideas. You don't necessarily need to redo your walls in order to bring color into your home. By introducing bright throw pillows, colored area rugs, or small colorful lamps or tables, you can easily add color to a room without breaking the bank. These additions can also be done over time.
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Paint your walls Add wallpaper to give a room a unique look. Use paper to add nontraditional color to your walls. Introduce small colorful items like pillows and rugs.