How to select a labrador retriever
Decide if your personality and lifestyle will be a good fit for a lab.
Labs crave company and stimulation, so it is important for you to spend lots of time with your lab and to invest time and energy in training your lab. Be honest with yourself about how much time and energy you will be able to invest in your dog.

OPTIONS:
- Talk to your vet about getting a labrador retriever. A pediatrician may also be a good option.
- Think about your how much time you spend away from home. If you are often not home due to work or other lifestyle factors, then a lab may not be the ideal pet for you.
- Set up a training schedule so that your lab can mature on his own under the supervision of other dogs. Give your lab enough indoor space for your workouts.
- Choose a harness, leash, and comfortable neighborhood environment. Depending on the animal, you may need to walk off-leash.

Think about your how much time you spend away from home. If you are often not home due to work or other lifestyle factors, then a lab may not be the ideal pet for you.

How to make a salt lick for horses
Use salt that is meant for animal consumption.
Look for salt made for horses at your local pet store or feed store and buy it in bulk. Check that the salt is not a mineral salt blend, such as red salt, or salt that is meant for de-icing roads.

OPTIONS:
- Sprinkle it around the horse's body from head to toe-a slight sprinkle or two will do. Be sure not to use enough salt to cover the whole body.
- Dark green salt, horse le carbils, and chroms are all excellent, cost-effective and cheap options. You can typically buy seasoned salt at your local pet store, feed shop, pet supply store, and resale shop.
- If you are introducing your horse to a salt lick, start with plain white salt or iodized table salt. The type of salt that is best for your horse will depend on his nutritional needs and his current diet.
- Choose small, non-liquid items instead of large packaged goods. Generally, consuming larger quantities of solid fat when you can doesn't appeal to horses' stomachs.

If you are introducing your horse to a salt lick, start with plain white salt or iodized table salt. The type of salt that is best for your horse will depend on his nutritional needs and his current diet.

How to go green in your bathroom
Use less running water in your bathroom.
You can save multiple gallons of water daily by shutting off running water when performing certain daily tasks. Examples of ways you can use less water is to take quicker showers, and turn off the faucet while shaving or brushing your teeth.

OPTIONS:
- Drink water before you go to bed. Set a timer for half an hour between your shower and bedtime if you like.
- If you can't take quick showers, use a disposable bathroom mat instead to rinse your face afterward. Use a wide sink to wash your face.
- Install low-flow shower-heads and faucet aerators. These types of shower and faucet accessories will allow you to save thousands of gallons of water per year because they restrict heavy water-flow.
- All of these are not as effective as running water in your bathroom, but they are definitely more effective in helping your body stay hydrated and refreshed. Keep your toilet lid closed during bathroom lavitation.

Install low-flow shower-heads and faucet aerators. These types of shower and faucet accessories will allow you to save thousands of gallons of water per year because they restrict heavy water-flow.

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