Write an article based on this "Teach your dog proper positioning. Teach your dog to position itself correctly. Get your dog's attention. With your dog in position, take one step. Once your dog is reliably heeling, introduce speed changes and turns. Heavily reinforce your dog for good behavior with whatever they enjoy most - treats, play, petting, praise, etc."
article: The proper way to walk a dog is with the dog on your left side. However, this is only necessary for formal obedience and some other sports. For pet dogs, choose whichever side is best for you, but be consistent and stick with the chosen side. The dog should walk with its head or shoulder even with your hip. You are not holding the leash tight to keep your dog in place. The leash is slack between you, with no contact. "Right Here" is a useful command to teach your dog when standing. If your dog is not close enough or is confused about which side to sit at, slap your hip and use the command "Right Here". If needed, lure your dog to your side with a treat. As your dog learns, slowly fade the lure by using your hand without a treat, then just your hand, then more general. The lure can become a hand signal (moving your hand to your hip). The key to heeling is having your dog's attention. Start standing still with your dog sitting beside you in the correct position. Get your dogs attention by calling its name, tapping on its head, making noises, or using your pre-taught "watch me" cue. When the dog looks up, slap your left hip with your hand and say "Right Here". This is a command. Your dog can learn to look where you indicate, and in this way you are giving your dog a reference point for where he should be while heeling. Set your dog up for success. Try your best to avoid asking for more than your dog is capable of. Remember, the key is getting your dog's attention. This can be the most difficult thing. Also, though it takes some work, while getting your dog's attention you can teach your dog to look at you when you say "Watch me" or whatever your chosen cue is. Remember to reward with a treat when your dog responds correctly. Reward your dog. Increase to two, then three, and so on. Consider every walk you have with the dog a training session. Treats are usually the most favoured and easiest option. You should positively reinforce your dog when he obeys your commands correctly. Avoid using punishment to train.

Write an article based on this "Water gardenias with an inch of water once a week. Apply a 2 inches (5.1cm) layer of organic mulch to the gardenias. Feed the gardenias with acid fertilizer twice per year. Mist your gardenias daily with a spray bottle. Prune Monitor your gardenias for whiteflies and mealybugs. Coat gardenias with insecticidal soap or horticulture oil in case of infestation. Cover your gardenias with a blanket or cardboard box during winter cold snaps."
article: Gardenias typically require an inch of rain in order to thrive, so adhere to that standard whenever watering. Monitor the soil frequently for moisture content, and water thoroughly as the top inch of the soil dries. Avoid over-watering the soil especially, because if it is kept too wet, the roots will be starved for air. Mulch is made of decayed organic matter, such as leaves, bark, or compost and can be purchased at most gardening stores. Mulch not only enriches the soil, but it will also keep your soil moist, reduce the growth of weeds, and maintain constant soil temperature. For the best outcome, select a mulch made of wood chips, sawdust, or ground bark. Applying mulch is extremely important since gardenia roots are shallow, making them especially vulnerable to weeds. Biannual fertilizing will promote healthy flower growth in your gardenia. Be sure that you feed with an acid fertilizer. The nutrients in this particular fertilizer are formulated for plants that prefer acidic soil. Applying regular fertilizer may not be sufficient for sustaining your gardenia. Beware of over-fertilizing, as this can lead to damaging salt accumulation. Now that you have taken steps to provide adequate sunlight, soil, and water, you will need to meet the gardenia's humidity requirements. Spraying with water raises the humidity around the plant, but only temporarily. Therefore, it must be done daily in order to ensure that the gardenia survives. Other than spraying, you could plant gardenias in clusters without overcrowding them. This will create a pocket of humidity. To increase the humidity even further, you could place a dish of water in the middle of the cluster. As the water evaporates, it will cover the surrounding gardenias. your gardenias in early spring to shape the bush. Deadhead after flowering to encourage more flowering. Pruning younger, dormant gardenias will cause more prolific blooming. The young plant is very resilient and will easily repair lost stems because it is not yet actively growing. Remove scraggly branches and faded flowers. Gardenias are woody shrubs, so remove older, woody stems to encourage the growth of new branches. Prune the lowest branches which are in danger of touching the ground. This can lead to infections. Don't cut all the leaves off. Some leaves need to be left so the plant can still produce food for the root system. These insects are especially attracted to gardenias and can impair growth or cause the plant to die. Mealybugs are grey, segmented pests. They feed on the sap of the gardenia and leave behind a waxy coating on the plant. This can result in twig death, impair plant growth, and cause leaves to drop prematurely. Whiteflies are tiny white insects that resemble small gnats. They produce honeydew and the black sooty mold which grows on it. This mold can cause gardenia leaves to turn yellow and drop prematurely. These solutions will kill both mealybugs and whiteflies and are available in most local gardening stores. If you are facing a large mealybug infestation, smother the gardenia with a good dose of insecticidal soap or horticulture oil. Two days after the first pass of insecticidal soap, cover the soil judiciously with a helpful fungus called Beauveria bassiana to kill any mealybugs that feed on roots. Beauveria bassiana is also available in most gardening/home improvement stores. Since gardenias are extremely sensitive to the cold, they will require adequate insulation and protection from harsh winter winds. Secure a cardboard box large enough to cover the shrub without bending the branches. Use old blankets, straw, or bubble wrap to insulate the plant while it is under the cardboard box. Despite your best efforts, the tips of the branches may die and turn black from frost or cold damage. When this happens, prune the branches a couple of inches below the damage with sharp pruning shears. Alternatively, you could transplant your gardenia to a pot and bring it inside for the winter. Though your plant will face higher chances of bug infestation, there are steps you can take to better care for your gardenia indoors.

Write an article based on this "Chill the first layer of Jello in the refrigerator for 25-30 minutes. Cut your rainbow Jello into squares before serving it."
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Slide your casserole dish or baking pan onto one of the upper shelves in your refrigerator where you'll be able to keep an eye on it. Make sure the shelf you pick out is perfectly flat so the Jello sets in an even layer. There's no need to wait for your Jello to set completelyyou just want to leave it in long enough to let it solidify to the point where you can add another layer without the colors mingling. If the shelf you use is crooked, your Jello layers may come out thicker on one end than the other, which could throw off the look of your rainbow. Use a table knife to carefully slice the single sheet of Jello into precise squares. Aim to make each square the same size so you won't be left with any thin slivers or oddly-shaped pieces. Enjoy! If you're serving bigger kids and adults, measure your squares to be about 23 inches (5.17.6cm) apiece. For smaller children, 12in (2.55.1cm) servings should be plenty. Cover your leftover Jello and store it in the refrigerator. It should stay good for a week or longer.