Problem: Article: Choose toothbrushes and toothpastes that are made for dogs. You may want to buy a tiny finger brush with plastic bristles (available at pet stores, catalogs, or from your veterinarian) which may be easier to use than a toothbrush. Clean the tooth brush or tiny finger brush by running it under hot water for a few seconds and rinsing in cold water for a few seconds. Do this before using it in your dog's mouth. Do not use human toothpaste because the high fluoride content can make your Yorkie sick if he swallows it. Squirt a pea-sized amount of toothpaste on the toothbrush. Gently move your dog's lip upward so you can see the teeth. Rub the toothpaste on the teeth and don't worry about rinsing since dog toothpastes are designed for your dog to lick away. Yorkies are prone to tartar buildup on their teeth. This buildup can lead to gum recession and the teeth eventually loosening. Brushing is important to prevent tartar buildup and painful, costly dental surgeries. your dog's nails. Take dog nail clippers and hold your dog's foot firmly in your hand. Pay attention to the shape of the nails and look for the quick. The quick is a blood vessel and nerve that appears dark. Avoid cutting this. Instead, only cut the tip of the nail. If you're unsure where the quick is or how far back to clip, try buffing the point off the nail with a coarse emery board. If you do accidentally cut into the quick, it may bleed a lot, but won't be fatal. You can stop the bleeding by covering it with a little styptic powder. If it's your first time clipping your Yorkie's nails, you may want someone knowledgeable to show you how to clip the nails. Or, it may just be helpful to have the person hold your dog while you do the trimming. Take your tweezers and gently pluck the hair inside the ear. This is optional, as some argue it can make the ears sore and inflame the skin, causing infection. Others believe plucking can improve air circulation within the ear canal, preventing infections. Many veterinarians advise a middle path which is not to pluck unless your dog gets regular ear infections. In this case, plucking can help ear drops penetrate deeper into the ear canal. If you see wax, usually brown or black, you'll need to use ear wipes or an ear cleaner to remove it. Avoid putting water into your dog's ears, since it will soften the skin and could lead to infection. Instead, squirt a cleanser into your dog's ear and rub it in a circular motion. Place a cotton ball right under the flap and tip your dog's head toward it, so the solution drains out. Wipe out any remaining solution with a clean cotton ball. Never poke anything into the ear canal, even a cotton bud. But, don't be too afraid to clean your dog's ears. It's almost impossible to touch a dog's eardrum, let alone rupture it through routine cleaning. Dogs have "L" shaped ear canals, so as long as you clean straight downwards into the ear canal, the eardrum is not accessible.
Summary: Prepare to brush your dog's teeth. Brush your dog's teeth daily. Clip Tweeze inside your dog's ears. Clean inside your dog's ears.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Start your vehicle like normal, or turn the key until it's in the "On" or "Accessory" position. Then, press the power button on the radio's volume dial to turn on the radio. The digital display will read "LOC" if the radio is locked. If you don't see the letters "LOC" but your radio isn't working, the issue may lie elsewhere. Take your car to a qualified GM mechanic or car radio technician to have them diagnose the source of the problem. GM Theftlock radios are designed to lock up automatically when the vehicle's battery dies or becomes disconnected, though an electronic malfunction could also cause the Theftlock function to activate. Unlocking your Theftlock radio will require you to enter a unique 4-digit numerical code. Before you can do this, however, it will be necessary to write down two separate 3-digit numbers, which you'll get by punching a series of buttons on the radio's interface. You'll be jotting down 3 sets of numbers in all, so make sure there's plenty of room on your scrap paper. Try not to waste any time recording each set of numbers as they appear. Most GM Theftlock radios only give you 10-15 seconds to perform each step in the process before the display resets itself. You may have to hold both buttons for up to 10 seconds. When the numbers finally appear, write them down quickly and accurately. They are the first 3 digits of your radio's identification code. If your radio doesn't have 4 preset buttons, press and hold presets 2 and 3 instead. After you press the button, 3 more numbers will pop up on the radio's display. These are the last 3 digits of your radio's identification code. Write these numbers down alongside the first 3 digits. Make sure the 2 sets of numbers are in the right order. If you enter your radio identification number incorrectly, your attempt to unlock your radio will fail. You'll need to confirm this 6-digit radio identification code with GM over the phone in order to unlock your radio.

SUMMARY: Put your key in the ignition and turn on your radio. Grab a piece of paper and something to write with. Press and hold presets 1 and 4 until a 3-digit number appears on the display. Hit the AM/FM button to get the second half of your radio identification number.

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: The valves are usually located just above the base points that extend from the ground. Use a clockwise or tightening motion to turn them off. They are plastic or resin and they cover the hot metal valves. Use an adjustable wrench to tighten the valves even further. Use the wrench to tighten the nuts at the top of the valve. If you do, you will need to remove them and replace them with a regular cap to turn them off. Use the caps that came with your radiator or use caps from a nearby radiator if they will only be used for a short time. Screw the caps on tight by hand and then with an adjustable wrench.
Summary:
Turn the valves off on either side of the radiator. Remove the caps from the top of these valves. See if you have thermostatic radiator valves that take the temperature of the room and turn on and off automatically.