Article: When your Boxer enters remission, his lymphoma will be reduced, but not completely gone. If he is in complete remission, there will not be any detectable cancer. If he is in partial remission, his tumor burden will be detectable, but reduced by about at least 50%. Your vet will perform different tests to detect the cancer. How long your Boxer stays in remission depends on different factors, such as the primary site of the lymphoma and how far it has spread. With complete remission, your Boxer will probably be feeling pretty good. He'll probably want to eat, run, and play like he used to. Your Boxer may not be quite so lively if he's in partial remission, but will definitely be feeling better. Take notice if your Boxer starts looking unwell, or if his lymph nodes start swelling up again. These signs could indicate a relapse, meaning the lymphoma has come back. More than likely, your Boxer will have a treatment relapse. Your vet will need to treat him with chemotherapy again. Be mindful, though, that the tumor cells will become more resistant to chemotherapy with each relapse. When your Boxer's lymphoma no longer responds to chemotherapy, your vet will adjust the treatment plan and focus more on keeping him comfortable.
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Learn about the different types of remission. Monitor your Boxer during remission. Have your Boxer treated if he has a relapse.

Problem: Article: One of the biggest advantages you can give yourself is recruiting a dog's help. Dogs are a major asset to the search process because they can only smell ripe truffles, so they won't dig up worthless, inedible truffles. Additionally, they can be trained fairly easily and can be taught to not eat the truffles when they find them. If you want to train your dog to hunt truffles in the northwestern United States, there are many trainers that offer these specific services. Some of these trainers include NW Truffle Dogs (Portland, OR), Trifecta Training (Eugene, OR), and Toil and Truffle (Seattle, WA). Pigs are also good at finding truffles, but they're much more difficult to train and they often eat the truffles. When you've found an area beneath a tree that you think may contain truffles, use a small 4-prong rake to dig up the dirt in the area. If truffles are present, they're likely 1 to 6 inches (2.5 to 15.2cm) deep in the soil. However, sometimes they can be located as deep as 1 foot (0.30m) underground or show up above ground. In some of the more popular searching areas, within Italy, for example, people dig all day every day hoping to strike it rich. If you want to search in one of these areas, consider searching during the night so that no one will be in your way. Simply put on an LED headlamp and get digging.
Summary: Train a dog to help you. Dig truffles up with a rake. Use headlamps for night time searches.

As noted earlier, there can be any number of reasons why your boyfriend might be ignoring you. However, it's possible that he isn't answering because he doesn't think that the things you say are important; he sees your nattering as idle chatter, stuff that doesn't earn a reply or lead to a discussion. Learn to talk to him on his level, and he'll be interested in no time; or, leave the celebrity gossip and hair and nails stuff for the girls. Talk to him about his passions. Maybe it's sports; maybe it's racing, maybe it's chemistry. It could be anything. Talk about what he likes to do and be excited about his passions. Every boy has a passion; you just have to find it. Ask him questions about the things he likes. Ask him why he likes what he likes. Ask him to explain his favorite hobby, and how he first got interested in it. If you're excited about something he's excited about, he won't be able to ignore you. Don't interrupt him when he's on a roll. When he's all excited about something, let him keep talking. Don't interrupt when he's got momentum. Tell him that you want to go on a date, and hopefully, he'll get the hint that you want him to set it up. If he doesn't get the hint, then you might have to figure it out yourself. It'll be a small price to pay if the date goes well. Remember to do something that he enjoys. Shopping might be something you'd do all day long if you had the chance, but it's probably not his idea of a great date. See if you can go to an amusement park, the movies, a performance of a band he likes, etc. Dress your best, put a smile on your face, and wear your hair just the way he likes it. Sometimes, all a guy will need is a little wake-up call that his girl is the prettiest girl on the block. That should shake his funk up. Try to focus on good stuff during the date. Keep him engaged. Ask him questions. Be playful, warm-hearted, and optimistic. Give him a chance to make everything better, and remind him of why he's your boyfriend in the first place. If the date doesn't go well, tell him that you hoped the date would be an opportunity to connect and that you worry you just aren't connecting in the way you used to. If he still doesn't seem to care, he doesn't deserve another shot.
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Reach out to him on his level. Make an effort to go out on a date.