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Take your Weimaraner out to a variety of people and places, including parks, city streets, and natural places from the time it is 7 weeks old. Make sure that the dog is meeting new people daily, if possible, so it understands that having short, neutral interactions with strangers is a normal part of daily life. In order for your Weimaraner to develop a good personality and disposition with strangers, it needs to be exposed to a wide variety of people and places from a young age. However, you do need to be cautious about what dogs you expose your puppy to before it has completed its immunizations, usually at around 12 weeks old. It should not be around dogs you don't know and areas where dogs congregate for fear of it getting a communicable disease, such as parvovirus. The earlier you start training, the better. A Weimaraner can start basic training sessions when it is as young as 5 weeks old, although most dogs don't start training in earnest until they are a couple months old. These sessions should be short and basic, but they will create a foundation for later training. Early training sessions should only be a few minutes long, as a puppy can't focus on any one thing for very long. Take your Weimaraner for a short walk or run before each training session. You don't want the dog to be exhausted but it should have at least a half hour of activity before you do a session. Otherwise, it may have a hard time concentrating on the training session. Weimaraners are active and energetic dogs that tend to have a lot of energy. If you want your Weimaraner to focus on your commands, you should have it expel a bit of that energy before training.
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One-sentence summary -- Socialize your Weimaraner. Start training early in your dog's life. Exercise your dog before training sessions.

Combine 112 tablespoons (22ml) of hydrogen peroxide, 1UStbsp (15ml) of liquid dish soap, and 2 tablespoons (28 g) of baking soda in a plastic bowl and stir it together. The mixture will form a thick paste and start bubbling as they react with one another. Keep stirring the mixture until it's thoroughly mixed. Hydrogen peroxide works best on light-colored carpets. If you want to use it to clean dark carpets, test a small amount on your carpet to see if it affects the color. You can use hydrogen peroxide on fresh or dry urine stains. Use a spoon to scoop and spread the paste onto the urine stain. Press down on the paste to work it into the carpet so it can lift the odor from the pad underneath. Once you've spread the paste on the whole stain, leave it alone for at least 30 minutes and up to 1 hour. The baking soda and hydrogen peroxide react with one another and will trap the urine odor so your carpet doesn't smell. The odor is more likely to go away if you leave the peroxide for longer. Wet a cleaning cloth with the warmest water you can handle and wring it out so it isn't dripping wet. Push the cloth firmly onto the paste to lift it out of your carpet. Rewet the cleaning cloth if it dries out, and keep dabbing the stain until you remove as much of the paste as you can. Once you remove the paste, place a layer of paper towels over the wet spot and press down to absorb any leftover liquid. Avoid wiping the paper towel from side to side so you don't work it back into the carpet. You can also use a cleaning cloth instead of paper towels if you want.
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One-sentence summary -- Mix hydrogen peroxide, dishwashing detergent, and baking soda. Apply the paste to the urine stain with a spoon and leave it for up to 1 hour. Dab the paste off your carpet with a wet cloth. Dry your carpet with paper towels.

Provided your shopping list is well-organized, you should be able to tell at a glance which items may be found in which aisles. Do a methodical sweep of the store. Go through the most important aisles first, and make sure you have all of the things you need before you move on. Try to cross off your shopping list categories (i.e.: fresh vegetables) at a time. Shopping are made easier if you go at times when the supermarket isn't as crowded. Late nights before closing are perfect for this, as well as weekday mornings when most people are busy working. In contrast, it's not recommended you go shopping during the weekend or in the early evening if you can help it. The supermarket will be busier and you'll spend more time wading through the foot traffic. Cloth grocery bags are a useful touch if you want the best shopping experience. You will save on the added fees for plastic bags, and cloth bags are more durable. Using cloth bags to shop with is also environmentally friendly, so you can feel good about yourself while you shop. When you're buying food items, it's a smart idea to make a habit of checking the expiry date. This is especially important for things with a short shelf life such as milk. If there are multiple copies of an item available for purchase, check a few of them and pick whichever one has the latest expiry date. You should leave room on your shopping list for improvisation. In-store specials are worth exploiting if it's something you would have wanted anyway. Although your shopping trip shouldn't be dictated by what's on special, taking advantage of these opportunities is a great way to make the most of the money you spend. If your shopping trip is going to be fairly in-depth, you'll want to count for the time the frozen grocery items will be out with you. Frozen products like ice cream shouldn't be kept out of frozen storage for too long unless you want a mess on your hands. If you think the shopping trip is going to take a while, aim to have these frozen foods picked up last.
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Plan out your trip by aisle-type. Go shopping during off-peak hours. Use cloth grocery bags. Check the expiry date. Keep an eye out for in-store specials. Get frozen foods last.