Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Introduce him to your other animals. Acclimate him early. Take him for rides. Go to the dog park. Go to obedience classes.

Answer: If you have other dogs or cats in your home, you need to take your time introducing your new puppy to them. When you first bring your puppy home, keep him separate from your other animals. For their first meeting, find neutral territory, such as a neighbor's yard, a park, or other open space. There also needs to be a fence or other open but restricted barrier there so you can keep the animals apart. Put a leash on all the animals and then put your new puppy on one side of the fence and your other animals on the other. Let them sniff each other through the barrier for around 30 minutes. The next day, take them back to a neutral location and let them meet without the barrier. This area needs to be open so they won't feel confined and will have plenty of room to sniff each other. Wait around two minutes while they sniff each other, letting them get used to each other. Watch them carefully for any aggressive behavior or fighting. After the initial sniffing, let them play for a few minutes, then take them back home. After this, let them together in your backyard, then in your house. For the first few weeks, don't leave them alone together in the house. Wait until you know they are familiar enough with each other until you do that. In order for your dog to be well adjusted, you need to get him acclimated to household noises and activity and other people. This will help him get used to them while he is still growing, which will help him not react badly to them as he grows. You should do this in a non-threatening manner. Don't scare him with things, such as chasing him with a vacuum or hitting at him with a broom. Just go about your daily business so he gets used to it. Slowly introduce him to the other animals in the house as he grows so he gets used to them. Make sure any visitors you have over are introduced to your puppy so he learns to like new people. In order for your puppy to get used to being in the car, you should take him for a lot car rides. This will get him used to other vehicles on the road and the noises of the drive. This will also help him be easier to travel with and easier to take to the vet. Dog parks are great places for your dog to be socialized with other dogs as well as humans. When you go to the dog park, make sure your puppy is on a leash. You don't want him to run away or get in trouble with other dogs. Make sure your puppy has had his first two distemper vaccinations before you take him to the park. Only let your dog off the leash if he likes other dogs and humans, if he has learned to stay near you, and if he listens to commands. Once your dog is a little older, you can start taking him to obedience classes. These are given by pet stores, community centers, or pet shops. These classes will help you learn along with your dog how to get him to obey you and be a well-behaved dog. If you can't find any classes you like, ask you vet.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Purchase brown lunch bags. Stack the 3-4 brown paper bags together. Fold the stacked bags in half. Fill the paper bag pages with photos. Decorate the front and back covers of the album.

Answer: Brown paper bags can be bought at either your local grocery store or at a craft store. For the pages, be sure to have at least 3-4 bags to use. Place them so that the side facing up alternates: one side opened, the next side closed. Form the folded bags into a book. Use a hole puncher to punch two holes into the folded paper book: one at the top left corner and one at the bottom left corner. Thread ribbon into each of the holes and bring the ends together in the front of the album. Tie a bow out of the ribbon. Tape or glue the 4x6 photos into place. One photo should fit squarely on each page, front and back. A great way to arrange them is chronologically, but you can also get creative and place photos together that are similar in color. Use leftover wrapping paper or decorative scrapbook paper to add design to the covers. Place dots of glue on the corners of the paper and place firmly and smoothly against the covers. Write on the front of the book with a colorful marker to use cursive penmanship as a way to name it. Place another photo on the front cover to give a hint of what the album will be about and the kinds of photos it holds.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Keep your rabbit in its cage for at least 24 hours. Give your rabbit food and water. Administer pain medications as needed. Monitor your pet's stool. Check the operation site daily. Take your rabbit back to the vet to get its sutures removed.

Answer: This will limit the rabbit's mobility and prevent it from loosening the sutures due to activity. To reduce its stress and speed the healing process, place your rabbit's cage somewhere warm and quiet. You can keep your bunny warm by filling water bottles with hot water and laying them in its cage, or by placing warm towels on the bottom of the cage. Your rabbit will probably be able to eat the same day as the surgery. Offer some of its favorite greens and a bit of Timothy hay or Orchard hay. If your rabbit has not eaten within 24-48 hours of the surgery, contact your veterinarian. Your vet should provide you with pain medication for your neutered rabbit. Listen carefully to the vet's directions and administer the medicine at the prescribed intervals. Do not take your rabbit to a vet that will not provide pain medication. Rabbits might have soft or irregular stool for several days following the surgery. If it continues for more than a few days, however, alert your vet to the situation. If you see any swelling, redness, blood, or discharge at the site of your neutered rabbit's incision, contact your vet. You should also contact your vet if you notice that your rabbit's sutures are coming loose. The amount of time that passes between the operation and the removal of sutures varies. Generally, you will need to return to the vet after 10 to 14 days.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Use direct language with someone who won't take "no" for an answer. End the conversation with someone who tries to argue with you. Remember that you are not obligated to spend time with anybody. Give a fake excuse if you feel uncomfortable. Report harassment to the officials.

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If someone has repeatedly asked you out and you have repeatedly declined, say something like, "I've already told you I'm not interested in going out. It makes me uncomfortable that you keep asking me." Chances are this will stop the person from asking you out againperhaps they didn't realize their advances were making you uncomfortable to begin with. If someone tries to argue with you or convince you that you should go out with them after you've already expressed you do not want to, it is okay to say something like, "I'm just not interested," and walk away or stop responding to emails or texts. You could even say something like, "I'm not interested in going out with you, and I feel like you aren't listening to me when I say so. Please don't contact me again." If you feel like you owe someone a date because they are nice or did something for you, keep in mind that you get to decide who you spend time with. If your gut is telling you it's not a good fit, listen to that. Trust your instincts and remember that you don't need to give anyone an excuse for why you don't want to go on a date with them if you don't want tosimply not feeling it is reason enough. If you're in a conversation with somebody who is making you feel uncomfortable and isn't taking your cues that you don't want to go out with them, it may be time to make up that fake significant other. Say something like, "I'm actually involved with someone else." You could also say something like, "I'm traveling a lot for work lately and don't have the time or energy to date anyone right now." While it isn't ideal to lie, if you feel like someone isn't going to take you at your word that you're not interested, it may be the quickest way to end a conversation. If someone won't take "no" for an answer and persistently asks you out after you've expressed that they're making you uncomfortable, tell somebody and consider filing an official complaint with the police. The police may not be able to do anything, but if you make a record and the person continues to harass you, you could end up being able to get a restraining order against them. If anything, making the report will hopefully communicate to that person that their actions are inappropriate. If you're a teen, make sure to tell your parents or a trusted adult about the harassment. They may be able to intervene on your behalf or help you make an official report with the police department. If someone is harassing you online or via text, take screenshots of those messages so you can use them as evidence of the harassment.