Q: All dogs, but especially puppies, engage in normal mouthing behavior. Learning the difference will help you to understand your dogs attitude. However, no form of biting or mouthing is acceptable and both must be stopped. Playful mouthing shouldn't hurt, and your dog should have relaxed body language. Aggressive biting will be accompanied by tense and stiff body language. Aggressive bites tend to be quicker, harder, and more painful. Dogs are pack animals, and learn from playing with each other when they are young. It's normal for your puppy to play bite you, however, you will want to start training them to never bite. If you are bit or mouthed, let out a high-pitched yelp, as a dog would. Stop playing for a few seconds. Praise your dog and resume play. If the dog or puppy doesn't stop after you yelp, leave and try again later. If your puppy or older dog doesn't respond to simple yipping and short refusal to play, try adopting a time-out procedure. Ignoring your dog is a powerful way to communicate that its behavior is unacceptable. When bitten, yelp loudly. Ignore the dog for ten to twenty seconds. You may also place your dog in a space by itself for ten to twenty seconds. It's important to let your dog know what he is doing correctly. Always be sure to praise your pet for stopping to nip and bite, either with pets or small treats. Reward only behavior that you want to encourage. Keep treats handy so that you can reward easily when training your dog. Don't overfeed your dog, use only small treats. Your dog will start to nip more lightly. Keep yipping and stopping play, whenever you dog nips. As your dog reduces pressure, respond by yipping to the lighter nips. Keep working in this way until your dog stops nipping with any pressure. It's only natural to want to wrestle with your dog or play tug of war. However, we send our dogs mixed messages when do this, and make it harder for them to learn to curb their biting instincts. Instead of letting your puppy gnaw on your fingers or hands, give him a chew toy or bone. Avoid wrestling games, which can get your dog overly excited or confused. Think carefully about playing tug-of-war. This can lead to dominance issues. Be sure to talk to your veterinarian or trainer about how to teach your dog to play tug-of-war.
A: Determine if your dog's mouthing is playful or aggressive. Teach your dog to be gentle with her teeth and mouth. Use a time-out method to curb mouthing and nipping. Reward your dog consistently for good behavior. Continue to teach your dog to be gentle. Select your dog's toys and games carefully.

Q: It makes sense that what you put in your mouth can have a big impact on the health and appearance of your teeth. Dentists warn that sugar is the substance that does the most damage to teeth. Make sure to read nutrition labels and avoid foods that have a lot of added sugar. Avoid sodas, fruit juices, and energy drinks. All of these have significant amounts of sugar that can be harmful to your teeth. There are certain foods and beverages that are good for your teeth. For example, drinking tea (black or green) can slow the growth of bacteria in your mouth. Cheese can lower the amount of acid produced in your mouth. Eat more calcium. This nutrient supports bone health, which includes your jaw. This can help your overall oral health. Try cottage cheese or low fat milk. Smoking is harmful to your overall health and this includes your teeth and mouth. Smoking can cause tooth discoloration, gum disease, cavities, and mouth cancers. One of the most important things you can do to help your teeth look great is to avoid smoking. If you don't smoke, don't start. If you smoke, try to quit. It is a very difficult process, but well worth the effort. Ask your doctor to recommend a smoking cessation product, such as the patch or a gum. In order to have great teeth you need to keep them. This means that you need to try your hardest to keep your teeth safe. If you play any sports, consider wearing a mouth guard. This is especially important if you play contact sports, such as football or roller derby. Mouth guards are also very useful if you grind your teeth. Wearing a guard can help you keep from grinding down the enamel on your teeth while you sleep. Ask your dentist to recommend a product; they might even be able to take impressions of your mouth to make you a customized mouth guard.
A: Pay attention to your diet. Don't smoke. Protect your teeth.

Q: Once the phone has enough battery power, you can reboot it. Unlock your phone by pressing the Power button briefly then swiping the screen either left or right. If you have alternative security measures, unlock your phone with its respective code. You should now be in your home screen, which is where all your app shortcuts and widgets are located. All you have to do is hold the Power button to make the Power menu appear. In the Power menu, you will see power options like "Turn off," "Reboot," and "Airplane mode." Tap on "Reboot." If the phone gives a prompt, tap the "Reboot" button to initiate a reboot. You phone should turn off then on itself. Wait a few moments until the phone takes you to your lock screen. Unlock the phone using the unlock code (if you set up one) or by swiping the screen, and you should be good to go.
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Unlock the phone's screen. Open the Power menu. Reboot your Note 2.