Write an article based on this "Add a spoonful of chopped nuts to the batter for a crunchy texture. Stir in a spoonful of hemp seeds, flax meal, or chia seeds for a healthy option. Incorporate toasted coconut for a rich, flavorful texture. Add a handful chocolate chips for a gooey, decadent muffin. Use coconut or almond milk instead of water for moist muffins."
article: Chopped walnuts, pecans, and almonds are all great options for this. Not only will they contribute flavor and texture, but they will also add healthy fats to the mix. Simply stir the nuts into the batter and enjoy! For a little more crunch, sprinkle the top of unbaked muffins with a layer of nuts before popping them in the oven. For a sweeter treat, use candied nuts. Chopped nuts are a great addition to any muffin flavor! Hemp seeds and flax meal have a slightly nutty flavor and will provide a nice texture. Chia seeds are mostly flavorless but they can impart a hearty denseness and texture. Best of all, these additives are extremely healthy. Chia seeds absorb a lot of liquid. If your batter feels a bit thick after you mix it up, add a splash of whatever liquid your recipe calls for. The nuttiness will work great with almost any muffin mix flavor you have on hand. Stir a spoonful of the toasted coconut into the batter itself. Then, after you pour the batter into the muffin tin, sprinkle a little more of the toasted coconut on top of each muffin. The extra on top will provide a satisfying crunch after you take the muffins out of the oven. Try adding toasted coconut to fruity muffin mixes, like raspberry or strawberry muffins. It also works great in sweeter muffins, like chocolate chip muffins. Toasted coconut goes great with other tropical additions like diced pineapple, dried mango, and cherries! If you don't have milk chocolate chips, try chopping up your favorite chocolate bar instead. The melted milk chocolate will add a burst of flavor and create a chewy, gooey texture that's hard to resist! You can also try sprinkling M&Ms on top of the muffins right before you pop them in the oven. Feel free to experiment with a variety of flavors. For example, try adding peanut butter chips, white chocolate chips, or dark chocolate chips to the batter. Most box muffin mixes call for water to create the batter. If you want a richer flavor and moist texture, swap out the water for the same amount of something richer, like coconut, almond, or soy milk. You can try this with any muffin mix flavor to add moisture.

Write an article based on this "Continue training sessions as your puppy grows. Work recall into games and daily activities. Consider using more advanced methods of training."
article: In order to keep the dog's recall consistent, it's important to continue training. Use the come command daily and do quick focused training sessions regularly. If you are doing other training, you can add the come command into a mix of commands you are practicing. As your puppy grows and continues to learn you can make recall activities fun. Work the puppy's skills into games of fetch and use them on daily walks. For example, you can work on recall when walking the puppy. Stop your walk for a moment and wait for the puppy to look at you. Start walking backwards and call the dog. Keep moving backwards until the slack in the leash is gone. As the puppy moves toward you, keep moving backwards. Don't stop moving until the puppy gets to you and then give it praise. After your dog learns basic commands and is no longer a puppy, you can begin doing more advanced training. Consider using clicker training and/or a long-line at this point.

Write an article based on this "Look for classes approved by the AAM or SPCP. Avoid classes that provide less than 100 hours of training. Enroll in and attend the training class. Get official documentation that shows you attended and passed the class."
article:
The American Academy of Micropigmentation and the Society of Permanent Cosmetic Professionals provide microblading certification to much of the English-speaking world. As such, look for training classes approved by at least one of the two boards, meaning they follow the organization's official regulations and are run by a society-certified instructor. The SPCP and AAM maintain lists of certified trainers on their official websites. Due to microblading's boom in popularity, lots of for-profit training classes have popped up around the world. Avoid classes that are under 100 hours long or make no mention of the AAM or SPCP. Though some of these classes provide accurate training, many are scams and few will get you closer to official certification. Scam courses are often less than 6 days long, extremely cheap, or advertise the inclusion of a free microblading kit. After finding a good class, enroll with the instructor, pay any required fees, and attend. Expect to work for at least 100 hours with the time divided into class study, homework, live practice, and teacher demonstrations. If AAM and SPCP trainers do not live in your area, travel will most likely be required. Most full courses cost between $4000 and $5000. Expect to take off work for about 1 week in order to attend. Make sure this documentation includes how many hours you worked and has your instructor's official signature. In addition, with the model or patient's consent, make sure you take photos of any live work completed. This is essential for both the AAM and SPCP exams, which require proof that you completed 100 hours of training.