INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Bears are attracted to hiking trails and salmon streams. You'll also find them near animal carcasses. Similarly, a back-country fire pit may attract bears if previous campers left food. Avoid all of these areas when you are setting up your camp. Pick an open area to set up camp, where you can spot bears and they can see you. Separate your sleeping space and your cooking space with at least an American-sized football field. To measure it out, count 120 steps from your sleeping area. That will keep the bears as far away from your sleeping area as possible so you stay safe. Food scents are one of the main draws for bears. If you cook fresh food, you're more likely to draw a bear your way. Eat foods like beef jerky, dried fruit, canned soup, and canned chicken to keep you going instead of cooking foods like hot dogs over an open fire. However, bears have a very acute sense of smell, so sticking to these types of foods will not be a deterrent by itself. Choose containers specifically made for camping with bears to store your food. These containers are sturdy enough to keep bears out, and you can find them at camping and sporting good stores. They also mask scents so you're less likely to attract bears. Alternatively, use airtight containers to hide the scent of the food. Do not store food in your tent, as that may encourage a bear to come rummaging around while you're sleeping. Store food in campers, trailers, or vehicles, which bears will have more trouble getting into. If you're camping in the backwoods, lock any food away in a bear-proof container and hang it 10 feet (3.0m) from the ground. Swing it out at least 4 feet (1.2m) from other branches and the trunk. Similarly, if you've cooked in your clothes, change them before going to bed. Place your food-scented clothes in a bear-proof container. Food is not the only thing that will attract a bear. Almost any strong smell can entice a bear to come rummaging around, including perfumes and soaps. Place items like soap, deodorant, insect repellent, and toothpastes in the same areas you keep your food. Better yet, try to leave scented items at home, and pick unscented items when possible. Don't leave food you're eating lying around, as that could attract local bears. Similarly, pick up any food scraps that land around your campground, and put them in the trash. Wipe down any cooking surfaces with soapy, warm water, then rinse it off with clean water. When camping in a campground with others, take your trash to the campground's main trash before turning in for the night. That way, a bear will be less likely to visit your camp. Strain the food out of your dishwater before disposing of the water. Put the food bits in with your trash. When camping in the backwoods or back country, hang your trash from a tree along with your food. Hang it at least 10 feet (3.0 m) in the air, away from the trunk and other branches. Never bury or burn food garbage, as bears will find it.

SUMMARY: Choose a campsite away from areas that are likely to attract bears. Set up your cooking area at least 100 yards (91m) from your tents. Cut down on food smells by eating canned or dried food. Store food in bear-proof containers. Hide away fragrant items that may attract bears. Clean up your cooking area after you finish eating. Take your food trash away from your camp before bed.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The lion cut for Pomeranians accentuate the lion-like appearance the dog has. The shoulders, face, and chest retain thick fur, while the rest of the body is clipped very close to the skin with clippers. The tail does retain a thick-haired tip to complete the lion look. The mane must be regularly groomed to prevent tangling, etc. Shaving the dog's skin too close can result in sores, ingrown hairs, or sunburn, so pay close attention. The Pomeranian puppy cut is also referred to as a teddy bear cut. All hair on the coat is trimmed to a two to three inch length, with the face and legs rounded. This gives the dog a uniform look that is similar to the appearance of a teddy bear or puppy. In some cases you may need to shave your Pomeranian, such as if the fur becomes matted or tangled. This is also a style you may choose if you cannot brush the dog regularly. The drawback here is that the coat may not grow back as lush as it was prior to shaving. Do not shave all the way down to your dog's skin. Leave a short covering to protect against the elements. Show cuts are standardized by the kennel club of which you are a part. They are usually meant to show the natural coat of the animal, so minimal styling is necessary, though light trimming to keep the shape is usually permitted. Light trimming around the paws, eyes, and sanitary areas is permitted in general. Check with your kennel club for specific guidelines.

SUMMARY:
Choose a lion cut. Choose a puppy cut. Shave your Pomeranian. Choose a show cut.