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How to deter skunks
Look for holes in outbuildings.
Sheds, garages, porches and crawl spaces are susceptible to skunk denning (nesting). If you have gaps in your foundation or between your paneling, cover them up now, before a mother skunk dens and has a litter.

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- Improper utility sheds might lead to the development of hundreds of adult skunk eggs. Run away as soon as you see any suspicious mounds in your yard.
- It is especially important to check your outbuildings in the fall. Skunks usually look for safe, dry places when the weather turns cold.
- Park on a patch of field or hill. Skunk kits usually do not like grass, especially sandy areas.
- Scoop soil through the cracks along the eaves and roofs, tires, walls, and bottoms of sheds and garages. You can also break loose shed walls, porch posts and roof racks.

OUT: It is especially important to check your outbuildings in the fall. Skunks usually look for safe, dry places when the weather turns cold.

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Man is standing in a lakeside talking to the camera and holding a row nex to a kayak. man

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- is sitting in a kayak in the lakeside in front of the man talking.
- grab aswing and go taking off the kayak and go to the shore and go to the kayaks.
- is kayaking in a lake and weklines close to some trees.
- is teaching skateboarding, row ing the water wearing a pair of clothes.

OUT: is sitting in a kayak in the lakeside in front of the man talking.

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How to care for an affenpinscher
Teach your dog basic commands.
Teaching your dog some basic commands is an excellent way to establish your dominance, encourage your dog to be polite, and begin building a relationship with your dog. You can begin by teaching " sit, " and then move on to teaching " stay, " " lay down, " and " heel.

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- " Stand in front of the dog and give the verbal command. When the dog completes the action, give them a treat and offer praise.
- " Place your dog in a designated area, and teach him to " stay " and " lie down " instead of laying down. Give your dog treats when he does something right.
- " Focus on teaching your dog to lie down. Eventually, your dog will begin to learn that squatting is a " go to " command for patience and friendliness.
- " work on these commands with your dog until you can keep training them. Use hand commands every time you pick up your dog to give him a treat after it sits down.

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" Stand in front of the dog and give the verbal command. When the dog completes the action, give them a treat and offer praise.