IN: What happens next?

There are several people getting ready to ski. there

OPTIONS:
- 's a person skiing downhill with full speed whose shadow can be seen.
- are several tubes lined up in a lined pathway going down a hill.
- is a man sitting at a piano and playing the piano for the very first time.
- are numerous inches of snow on the ground and they're playing snowboard.

OUT: 's a person skiing downhill with full speed whose shadow can be seen.

IN: What happens next?

How to clean your dog's ears
Inspect the general condition of your dog's ears.
Have your dog sit or stand near you so you can see easily in its ears. If all you see is dirt or normal earwax you can begin cleaning your dog's ears.

OPTIONS:
- Examine the inner layers of the ear, from the inside out. If the ear canals do not open, your dog is likely suffering from a twitching and bumpy ear canal.
- If the ear wax is matted, you can try to remove it. Untape your dog's whiskers at one side of the ear and then gently take off the top layer and shake the ear down so dirt and any excess earwax is removed.
- Look for any drainage of fluid from the ear (clear or gray/brown), thick waxy material, or any scratches, scabs or wounds. If you see any of these signs do not clean the ear and contact your dog's veterinarian for advice.
- Your dog will be able to easily detect wear and tear caused by rodent bites due to the outer coating of their ears and teeth. If your dog's ears feel dirty, wear soft cloth or underwear during the cleaning process.

OUT: Look for any drainage of fluid from the ear (clear or gray/brown), thick waxy material, or any scratches, scabs or wounds. If you see any of these signs do not clean the ear and contact your dog's veterinarian for advice.

IN: What happens next?

How to throw a puppy shower for your dog
Find a cute collar and dress for the mum.
Dressing up the dogs is purely optional, of course. If your dog doesn't allow you to dress her up, don't try to force her to wear clothing.

OPTIONS:
- All dogs have different comfort limits, although most dogs purely enjoy being dressed up. Find a cute " tuxedo " for the father dog (if the father was a different breeder's dog, ask the breeder to come and dress him up! ) this will make him look very dapper.
- Rather, make the outing a fun, sharing experience for the parents of your new female dog. Look for a collar that's slightly smaller at her neck and slightly larger at the elbows to make your pup look tall.
- She's probably not going to say no to a puppy who's her symbol of family. A standard white t-shirt and jeans or tank top is fine.
- Just make sure you're wearing something that you love and offer to put it on her collar in a cute way. Hugging your dog is the easiest way to get her attention but it also may be tricky and take some pressure off of her.

OUT:
All dogs have different comfort limits, although most dogs purely enjoy being dressed up. Find a cute " tuxedo " for the father dog (if the father was a different breeder's dog, ask the breeder to come and dress him up! ) this will make him look very dapper.