Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Take your kitten to its veterinarian within a week of getting it. Get your kitten fixed. Get your kitten vaccinated. Get your kitten dewormed and eliminate fleas. Consider having your kitten microchipped.

Answer: This will help to socialize your kitten to the vet's office and allow you to ask any questions you have early on. It will also set a baseline for your kitten's health, as well as identifying any problems that need to be addressed. Desexing is important, as it reduces the cat's urge to spray or territory mark. It also reduces the urge to escape and wander in order to find a mate. Your veterinarian will discuss the best age for surgery for your kitten. Early neutering can be done from 12 weeks of age and should be done by 5 - 6 months at the latest. Your first routine visit to the vet should be around 9 weeks of age for its first vaccination. The vet will advise about the disease risks in your area and what vaccinations are advisable. A typical "core," or essential, vaccination is against feline distemper. This is a tough virus that you can walk in on your shoes, so even if kitty is an indoor cat they are still at risk. Feline leukemia requires close contact with other cats, so if your kitten lives indoors, the risk is much lower and this vaccine may not be necessary. Depending on which state you live in, rabies vaccination may be compulsory. This is usually given from 12 weeks of age. Worming is advisable to get rid of any worms passed from mother to kitten. Worming protocols vary depending on which products are used. The easiest method is to use a product which kills fleas and worms, such as Stronghold (UK) / Revolution (US), which is applied to the skin on the back of the neck once a month. A microchip is implanted beneath the skin of the scruff by your veterinarian. This transmits a unique number which is registered with a database that holds your contact details. Should the cat escape and be handed in at a shelter, or should the cat be stolen, the chip provides proof of ownership.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Potty train Use clicker training for your dog. . Teach simple commands.

Answer: your dog. When you are potty training your Great Dane puppy, you need to start as early as possible when you bring him home. Start by designating a specific place in your back yard that will be his toilet place. Take him there every 20 to 30 minutes at first, changing to once an hour as he gets older. When he uses it, praise him and give him affection and attention. This will help your Great Dane think about your praise of him when he needs to use the bathroom, which will make him more likely to repeat his good behavior. Make sure you praise him every time he potties in the right place. To properly potty train your Great Dane, keep a watch on him all the time while he is indoors. This means you need to follow him around, keep him in his crate while you go out, or keep him on a leash. If your dog does mess in the house on accident, make sure you clean the area extremely well to remove the smell. This will make sure he will not return to mark the same territory again. Clicker training is a great way of designating desired behavior for your Great Dane. It will also help him know what he is being rewarded for. Clicker training works by linking the click-clack of the clicker to him getting a reward for his behavior. When you get the desired action from your Great Dane, use the clicker to reinforce it. For example, when teaching your Great Dane to "sit", press the clicker as soon as your dog's bottom hits the ground. rain your dog for a crate. Crate training will give your dog a small room of his own. Start with a crate large enough for your Great Dane puppy to walk around. Put a comfortable bed in his crate along with a water bowl and some toys. Keep your puppy in here when you have to leave to discourage messing in the house or chewing things he shouldn't. To get your Great Dane used to the crate, close the door when he goes inside. Leave him in the crate for short periods of time, gradually increasing them until he can stay there for hours without whining. Give him lots of praise when he sits in there well. To help him associate his crate with happy things, give him treats or a toy when you keep him in there. As he grows, the crate will need to be bigger. If you don't want to buy another crate as he grows, buy a large crate to begin with. It should be large enough for him not to bang his head and long enough for him to lie down. To ensure your Great Dane behaves himself, he needs to learn to obey basic commands such as "Sit", "Stay", and "Come". If your Great Dane obeys these as soon as you give them, you can control him in pretty much any situation. Try using food, small treats, or other foods to help train your dog. For example, put a treat in your hand. Let your Great Dane know you have it. Use the hand with the treat to lure his head upwards until his bottom naturally hits the ground.. As you put his bottom on the ground, say firmly and calmly "Sit". You can also press the clicker as soon as his bottom hits the floor. Then give him the treat. Similar methods work for other basic commands.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: In a sink with warm water, allow the husks to soak for approximately 2 hours. Take a few corn husk out of the water at a time and shake the water off well. In the palm of your hand, place 1 corn husk with the shorter end facing towards your fingers. Once you've finished with the masa dough, you can add the meat. Depending on whether you decide for your tamales to be round or flat, you will have to either roll (round) or fold (flat) your them. Place all tamales (facing upward) in a steamer of large capacity. Once you've made sure you have all tamales in the steamer, let them steam for 90 minutes. Now, just to be safe, it's time to check the tamales to see if the masa and meat are properly cooked. Let the tamale sit on a towel for about 5 minutes to cool, then unwrap it. Store the tamales in large Ziploc bags (or any plastic zip-like bags), until you are ready to serve them.

Answer: As the husk become ductile, you will have to separate them from each other, so you'll have to stay put. Lay them on a towel (or any clean, absorbent cloth). Take a small amount of masa, and cover about 75% of the husk. (3/4). Continue with the remaining corn husk. Take about 1 tablespoon (15ml) of the meat, and spread it about 1 inch (2.5cm) away from the edge of the husk. You can also place the meat on top of the masa, to make the tamale flatter. Now that you've constructed the tamales, it's time to cook them. Every once in a while if you see that the water is running low in the steamer, replace it with new water. This should be done frequently. Do not steam the tamales dry! Using tongs, remove 1 tamale from the steamer. Is the meat and masa cooked? Is the tamale firm? If so, then you have made a successful batch of tamales! Congratulations!

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Dry the car with a chamois or clean, soft towel. Apply a generous amount of polisher or compound directly to the body of the car. Place the buffer on the polishing product and move the buffer around to spread the product evenly. Continue buffing the product into the car's surface until it develops a sheen. Repeat the process over the entire surface of the car until the desired result is achieved.

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