Problem: Article: The circle is drawn at the upper right of the page. This will be the framework. This is for the neck. Draw also a horizontal line in the middle of the circle and extend it a bit outside.
Summary: Draw a circle and a big oblong. Draw details for the legs and feet using straight lines. Draw curve lines to connect the circle and oblong. Draw details for the beak and the fan-like crest above the head. Draw details for the feathers which are in the body and extend toward the tail. Refine the legs using curve lines. Trace with a pen and erase unnecessary sketches. Color to your liking!

Problem: Article: To do this, place both ingredients in the top of a melting pot or double broiler. Beeswax is a great alternative to petroleum jelly if you want an all-natural product. An emollient, or moisturizer, beeswax will seal in the moisture in the lips and protect them from the elements. Beeswax is also good to use in making your own glossy lip balm because it adds stiffness and body to the product so that it can be easily applied, stored, and transported. You can buy whole chunks of beeswax or, for greater ease, you can also purchase beeswax beads, which eliminate the need to grate the beeswax. Carrier oils that work well in this recipe are sunflower, castor, or jojoba. Remove from heat once well combined. Whisk or mix thoroughly so that honey doesn't clump together. To make this gloss shinier and more fluid, use 2 teaspoons of wax and 8 teaspoons of carrier oil. Let it sit for 20 minutes before covering or moving.
Summary: Melt 3 teaspoons of grated beeswax and 5 teaspoons carrier oil over low heat. Stir to combine the wax and oil. Add in 1 teaspoon of honey. Pour the mixture into a clean container. Store at room temperature and use within 6 months of production.

Problem: Article: Keep your puppy still by placing it in your lap. Then, place your left forearm securely over your puppy's body. Firmly, but gently, grasp your puppy's jaw with your left hand. With your left thumb, pin its earflap to the top of its head. Praise your puppy with a soothing "Good boy (or girl)" while petting it to keep it calm. Throughout the process, reward your puppy with treats for good behavior. Before cleaning your puppy's ears, check the hair on the top of the earflap, as well as the hair under the earflap. Dirty or matted hair should be removed from the outside of the ear, as well as near the ear canal. Heavy, matted, or moist hair surrounding the ear can obstruct airflow to the ear canal, which can lead to an infection. Excess, dirty, or matted hair inside the ear canal should be removed by a veterinarian. Once the hair is groomed around your puppy's ears, fold your puppy's ear back. Dampen a cotton ball or a piece of gauze with mineral oil and hydrogen peroxide. Do not use alcohol to clean your puppy's ears. Gently wipe away any debris or earwax you see on the underside of the earflap. Make sure to lift debris and earwax up and away from the ear canal. Do not rub it into the ear canal. Do not use cotton-tipped applicators, i.e., Q-tips, to clean your puppy's ears. These applicators will push dirt and debris deeper into your puppy's ear. Be careful not to insert anything into your puppy's ear canal. This can cause ear damage, or lead to an infection.
Summary:
Secure and calm your puppy. Groom the hair around the ear. Fold your puppy's ear back. Wipe the outer ear.