Q: Look for signs of proestrus, or the first period of your dog's heat cycle. During proestrus, your dog may bleed and her vulva may become swollen, but she will not accept a mate. After around 9 days, you dog will move into the second period of her heat cycle, known as estrus. During estruswhich also lasts about 9 daysyour dog will be fertile. If you think your dog might be in heat but you are not sure, bring the dog in to see the vet. The most fertile time for dogs is usually between the 10th and 14th day after the beginning of her heat cycle (proestrus). You can bring the dogs together for mating every other day until they have mated 2 or 3 times total. The ideal mating window lasts about 5-9 days. Females are generally more comfortable in new environments than males. For this reason, the bitch is usually brought to the stud. If allowed to be around other male dogs, she may become pregnant with their puppies instead. After mating her with your chosen male, keep her in a restricted area away from all other male dogs. Signs of pregnancy in your husky can include increased appetite, weight gain, and enlarged nipples. You may be able to spot them as early as 3 weeks after breeding. After about 28 days, you can bring your dog to the vet to have the pregnancy confirmed. Your vet will use ultrasound, palpitations, or X-rays to diagnose a pregnancy. Sometimes dogs will show these symptoms when they are not pregnant. Female huskies should not be bred in 2 consecutive seasons. Even if the pregnancy was not viable, wait a full heat season before trying to breed her again. A heat season usually comes about every 6 months, although it may be delayed following a pregnancy. Pregnancy is difficult on your dog's body. For her own safety and the safety of future puppies, she needs time to recover.
A: Recognize when the female dog goes into heat. Mate the dogs after the female enters the estrus portion of her cycle. Keep her away from other male dogs after mating her. Take her to the vet once she begins showing signs of pregnancy. Wait a full season after pregnancy before breeding the female again.

Q: You'll find the "Insert" menu at the top of the screen. Mac users will see a menu of shapes appear on the right side of the screen. PC users will see a drop down menu of shapes. As you scroll through the available shapes, you'll see a small selection of pre-formatted 3D objects, including a cube, a cylinder ("can"), and a bevel. Click on your desired shape to select it. Click anywhere on your document and your shape will appear in previously determined measurements, usually equalling or close to 1"x1". You can also click and drag to draw your shape in the desired dimensions. You can modify your shape by clicking on it to reveal resize boxes. Click and drag any of these to resize your object and also change the direction it's facing.
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Select Insert > Shape. Select a 3D shape. Draw your 3D shape. Modify your shape.