INPUT ARTICLE: Article: When purchasing the crate, make sure it is not too big. If the crate is too big, your puppy will still be able to eliminate in one corner and sleep in another. However, make sure the crate is not too small, as well. Your puppy should be able to lie, stand, and move around comfortably in their crate. Alternatively, you can purchase a crate that is appropriate for your Basset's expected full-grown size. Use a divider to make the crate smaller, and adjust the divider as your puppy grows. Many crates come with dividers. Place a towel or blanket, toys, and treats inside your puppy's crate. This will entice your puppy to explore the crate on their own. Once your puppy goes inside the crate on their own, reward them with praise and treats. At this point, do not shut the crate's door right away. You want your puppy to have a positive association with their crate. Choose a word or phrase to say when your Basset enters the crate like, "Crate time," "Go to your room," or "Nap time." If you bought your puppy from a breeder who lives nearby, try dropping off a towel or blanket at the breeder's place a few days before picking up your puppy. This way the litter can sleep on the blanket and leave their collective scent. Place this towel in your puppy's crate to comfort your puppy. Once your puppy has no qualms about going into their crate on their own, select an appropriate time to enclose your puppy. An appropriate time to enclose your puppy is after they have eaten and eliminated outside. After you close the door, stay with your puppy and give them a new toy. If your puppy begins to cry, talk to them and reassure them by saying, "That's a good boy (or girl). It's ok, I'm here." Leave the puppy in the crate for only ten minutes. Slowly work your way up to longer periods of time. This way, your puppy will be comforted by your scent and will hopefully fall asleep more easily. Set your alarm for three hours so you can wake up to take your puppy outside to use the restroom. By setting an alarm, you will be able to take your puppy out of their crate before they begin to whine or cry. Therefore, you will not be rewarding bad behavior. Unless you know that your puppy needs to use the restroom or is hungry, do not take your puppy out of their crate when they whine or cry.

SUMMARY: Purchase a crate. Make the crate comfortable. Crate your puppy for small amount of times. Place the crate in your room at night.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: It's in the top-left corner of the screen. A pop-out menu will appear. You'll find this option near the top of the pop-out menu. This link is below your currently logged-in account. It's near the bottom of the screen. If prompted to enter your password (or, on an iPhone, your Touch ID), do so before proceeding. If you're prompted to enter a password and your usual password doesn't work, you'll need to recover your account on desktop instead. Under the "RECENT ACTIVITY" heading near the top of the page, you'll see a list of locations in which you're signed into your Yahoo account. If your account has been compromised and the attacker is still logged in, you'll see their location listed here. If you see a location for which you don't remember logging into Yahoo, tap sign out to the right of that location to immediately sign out of Yahoo there. You'll find Security Settings on the "Account info" page. Again, you may need to enter your password or your Touch ID. Naturally, changing your password after getting hacked is important: Tap Change password in the upper-right side of the page. Enter your new password in both text fields. Tap Continue Two-step verification requires you to have access to both your Yahoo login information and a separate form of identification (e.g., your phone or a recovery email address) in order to complete the login process. While you can't enable two-step verification from within the Yahoo Mail app, securing your account on desktop will allow you to add two-step verification. Enabling two-step verification makes it impossible for anyone who doesn't have your phone or recovery email information to hack your account, even if they have your login email address and password.

SUMMARY: Tap . Tap Manage Accounts. Tap Account info. Tap Recent activity. Review any recent activity. Sign out of an unfamiliar location. Tap , then tap Security Settings. Change your password. Consider enabling two-step verification.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you are a Team Admin or Owner, you can remove another team member from a Slack channel with a simple text command. Tap "Slack" on your home screen or app drawer to begin. As long as the channel is public, a removed member can rejoin whenever they want. They will also still be able to view files and channel history. If the channel is private, a removed member cannot view channel files or history unless they are re-added by someone in the channel. If you're not already signed in to your team, enter your team name, email address, and password when prompted to access your team's default channel (usually #general). Note that you cannot remove someone from #general (or other default team channels). Swipe in from the left to view the team menu. The channel will open, and its name (e.g., "#channel") will appear at the top of the window. In the mobile app, you have to use a text command to remove a user by name. To find the member's user name: Tap the name of the channel. The channel details screen will appear. Tap "Member List." The user names are listed here in alphabetical order. Scroll until you find the person you want to remove, then make note of that name. Replace "[user]" with the user name of the team member you want to remove. The team member is no longer in the channel. Another way to remove a member is to type "/remove [username] into the text box and press Enter.

SUMMARY:
Launch the Slack app. Sign in to your team. Open the team menu. Tap the name of the channel you want to enter. Find the user name of the team member. Type /remove [user] into the text box. Tap the Send icon (the paper airplane).