Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Talk to the dog in an excited voice. Play fetch. Use caution when retrieving toys. Chase after a toy together. Roughhouse carefully. Make walks more fun. Watch out for fear reactions. Stop when the dog gets too tired or hyper.

Answer: A cheerful, high-pitched voice will get the dog in "play mode." These are all signs that the dog is feeling playful: Stretching with his rear in the air and front legs on the ground Wagging his tail or acting "wiggly" Pricking his ears up or forward Throwing a ball or stick is a good way to start, although not all dogs love fetch. Wave the object to get the dog's attention, then throw it so she can see where it goes. If an unfamiliar dog doesn't drop the ball at your feet, don't try to pry it out of its mouth. Until you know the dog won't nip you, it's best to wait until the dog drops the toy on its own. To protect your fingers, keep your hand clenched in a fist when near an unfamiliar dog's mouth. If the dog isn't great at fetch or if you find it boring, try holding up the toy and running with it. Make sure the dog sees the toy and gets excited by it. Many dogs have a natural instinct to chase running people anyway, but it's best not to encourage it outside of playtime. Many dogs love play-wrestling, tug-of-war, and other rough games. This can be great fun, but it can be unsafe with an unfamiliar dog. Get to know the dog first, or ask the owner if light roughhousing is okay. Even if the dog is friendly, one of you could hurt the other by accident. Never hit a dog, pretend to bite it, pin it down, or provoke a dog for a reaction. Some dog trainers believe that letting a dog win rough games could encourage negative behavior, but animal behavior scientists disagree. Your dog enjoys the attention it gets from daily walks. If you don't have time to play today, go for an on-leash run with the dog instead. The occasional trip to the dog park gives the dog a chance to socialize with other dogs. Bring water for the dog, especially in warm weather. City dogs love to get a taste of nature. Most state parks allow dogs on the hiking trails, and sometimes even in the cabins. Some dogs are scared of water, squeaky toys, or toys shaped a certain way. Don't push a dog to play when it seems uncomfortable. If it goes into full-blown "fight or flight" mode, back off until it calms down. It's not going to be fun anymore, if the dog is too tired. If the dog loses interest and walks away, let it go. Bothering it to keep on playing could make it grumpy. If you notice the dog lay down or start breathing heavy make sure to provide some water. Also stop if the dog starts getting rougher or play-biting more aggressively than he should, even if it doesn't hurt. It may seem cute when a puppy gnaws your hand or jumps on your head, but these are behaviors it will learn and continue doing as it grows up. Teach it appropriate limits now to save yourself effort later. Do not punish them or scare the dog. Just walk away and stop engaging with the dog. Even bad attention ("stop") may encourage the dog to keep trying.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Stop tweezing, waxing, and threading. Use a serum on your brows to promote faster growth. Exfoliate your brows. Begin tweezing only those hairs closest to your eyelid and lash line after letting your hair grow for four months. Give your new brow hair at least four to six months to grow in around your actual eyebrow.

Answer: Most people's eyebrows grow in a 3-4 month cycle, so hide your tweezers and get comfortable with the idea that your eyebrows might look a bit strange for several months. This is a fairly lengthy process and you're going to have to be patient. Leave all those random looking baby hairs alone, even if they seem nowhere near your brow. If you have hairs that grow in odd directions or straight out, it could be due to damage from tweezing or waxing. If the regrowth really bothers you, you can try taming them with brow gel or cover them with a little concealer. Most serums will prolong the first stage of hair growth, the anagen phase, which is when your hair is actively growing. This results in longer, fuller hair. Some will also stimulate more follicles to enter this stage so you actually grow more hair. Most of these serums require daily (sometimes twice-daily) application, and don't provide a permanent boost in hair growth: you have to continuously use them to keep seeing results. It usually takes a minimum six weeks of diligent use to start seeing results from a growth serum. Look for products with prostaglandin, a hormone-like compound that occurs naturally in the body and can increase hair growth. There is no guarantee that growth serums will work on everyone--sometimes hair follicles are damaged or made dormant by long-term tweezing, which makes it difficult to regrow hair. Like massage, exfoliation stimulates blood flow and can help your brows grow more quickly. Use a clean tooth brush. Scrub each brow, starting in the center of your forehead and working out towards the temples. Do this once a day.Do not use the same toothbrush that you use on your teeth. Keep a clean toothbrush for this purpose. You will still have hair that is growing not quite at your brow line, but don't start shaping or plucking them yet. Even at this point, your hair may still be growing back at unruly angles. Don't give up on these hairs--as your follicle becomes healthier and your hair goes through a few growth cycles, they will begin to come in at the right direction. It can take up to 12 months for your brows to reach their full potential. Once this happens, don't go crazy with the tweezer, and definitely don't wax. Plucking gives you control to do maintenance (you want bushy brows, not a unibrow) and leave a full brow. It's far too easy to ruin all your hard work with a waxing mistake. Don't use a magnifying mirror or super bright lights when tweezing. It is easy to lose perspective and over pluck.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Follow the school dress code. Dress casually. Be sure your clothes fit well.

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Every school has a different set of rules that outline what you are allowed to wear. Although these rules vary, most schools require you to dress on the conservative side, and never show your midriff. Check out your specific school rules in the school handbook, or by asking an administrator at the school. Although you might be tempted to wear your best Friday night outfit to school, you have to remember that school is not a party. You are better off dressing comfortably. Regardless of the dress code, conservative outfits that are cute and casual are always the best option. If you show up to school too formally, others might think you are trying too hard. Keep in mind, you want to dress in a way that allows your teachers to have respect for you and not be distracted by your revealing clothes. Any attention you receive for your clothes should be positive, and not because your shirt is ultra low, or your pants are too tight. You do not want to find yourself breaking school rules and getting in trouble for inappropriate clothes. School is a professional atmosphere, so you should dress the part. Always check your clothes throughout the year for a proper fit. A top that may have once fit you perfectly, might now be riding a little too high on your stomach. Use these steps to check your clothes before you leave the house: Raise your arms in the air, and if your stomach shows, do not wear it to school. Bend over and touch your toes to check your pants. If you find that your underwear sits higher than the top of your pants, it may be time to get rid of them. Bend over, and check the top of your shirt. If you have a lot of cleavage showing, pick a shirt that is more conservative. Do not wear a shirt that shows your bra strap. Many schools require you to have at least three fingers of coverage on your shoulders. Check the length of your skirt, dress, or shorts by putting your arms straight down by your side. If the length is shorter than your finger tips, it is not appropriate for school.