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How to dye a dog's fur
Avoid hair dye for humans.
Hair dye that is designed for humans can have chemicals that are toxic for dogs and can harm their skin. Dogs have a different ph skin balance than humans, so avoiding human hair dye is essential to ensuring your dog's comfort and safety.
OPTIONS:
- Instead, seek out alternative dyes that can be found naturally. The less synthetic the dyes, the better they will be for your dog.
- You can also not dye your dog's fur yourself. Keep in mind the bleaching process will take a long time if used incorrectly.
- People of color need more hair dye than dogs do. The amount of hair dye you need varies from person to person.
- Hold a dog's head still. If you're holding it still while you dye it, you will mess with the color.

answer: Instead, seek out alternative dyes that can be found naturally. The less synthetic the dyes, the better they will be for your dog.

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How to prune a spider plant
Use a household cleanser to sterilize your cutting tool.
Spray or wipe the cutting blades of your pruning shears with a standard household cleanser. Dry the blades completely once you've finished sterilizing them.
OPTIONS:
- If you already have a cutting tool, you should disinfect it before beginning to prune. Apply direct sunlight to your cutting blades.
- Wash your hands with soap and water before you start to clean your tools. Keep in mind that you can save the cleanser for future use.
- If your gardening pruning tools include an irrigation hose, you might not need to sanitize them as much before you slice the spider plant from the base. Remove patches of glue or dead leaves.
- While you can use a 10% bleach solution, the bleach can corrode the blades on your shears. Cut away any leaves that are brown or yellow.

answer: While you can use a 10% bleach solution, the bleach can corrode the blades on your shears. Cut away any leaves that are brown or yellow.

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How to involve a dog in pet therapy work
Consider your dog's temperament.
The main requirement for a therapy dog is that they must be incredibly calm, emotionally secure, and comfortable around all types of people. If your dog is nervous, shy, aggressive, or has any other qualities that cause him to behave in standoffish or threatening ways around people, then he would not be a good fit for therapy work.
OPTIONS:
- Decide what you will be doing with your dog before giving it time to develop socialization skills. Common characteristics of a therapy dog include a poor attitude, lowered behavior, and aggression.
- A therapy dog needs to be calm and comfortable when : He is approached by or surrounded by many people (children or adults). He is roughly touched or hugged by someone.
- This is especially true if he is a tense, unpredictable, and impolite dog. If your dog is at a loss for words, help him learn some helpful skills.
- Dogs with a history of trauma and anxiety are less likely to engage in therapy. Anxiety, fear, or mistrust issues can cause a good experience for a therapist with a pet.

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A therapy dog needs to be calm and comfortable when : He is approached by or surrounded by many people (children or adults). He is roughly touched or hugged by someone.