Article: Do not use water to clean your dachshund's ears, as it could lead to infection. Ask your veterinarian to recommend an ear cleaner that contains a drying agent and follow the use instructions carefully. . Dental hygiene is an important aspect of your dachshund's health. You can purchase a dog toothbrush and dog toothpaste from most pet stores. Before you try brushing your dog's teeth, make sure that your dog is comfortable with your hand in their mouth. Place your dachshund on your lap facing away from you. Peel their lips back with your non-dominant hand. Holding the toothbrush in your dominant hand, begin brushing the front teeth. Next, use your non-dominant hand to open your dachshund's mouth. Holding the toothbrush in your dominant hand, brush the back teeth and molars. . Clipping your dog's nails is another important part of regular grooming. Because a dachshund's nails are black, it is hard to see the quick so it's important that you receive training from a professional dog groomer or veterinarian before clipping your dog's nails. Once you've been shown how to properly do so, you can: Identify the "quick." (A dark area inside the nail that contains blood vessels.) Place your dachshund on your lap facing away from you. Hold your dog's paw firmly in your non-dominant hand. Slide each claw through the small hole in the nail clippers (above the quick). Squeeze the nail clipper. You may want to lie your dachshund on its side to trim the back paws.
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Apply an ear cleaner with a drying agent. Brush your dog's teeth Clip their nails

Problem: Article: Bunch up the dry paper and fit it into the shoe. Press the first piece all the way into the toe for maximum absorbency. A "shoe tree" is a branched object inserted into the shoe instead of newspaper, meant to maintain the shoe's shape while it dries. A shoe tree made of cedar is especially effective, since the wood will wick moisture out of the shoe. Rest the shoe on its side or prop it against a wall so the sole of the shoe is exposed to the air while drying. Dry in a warm room, but not next to any heat sources.
Summary: Stuff the shoes with newspaper. Use a cedar shoe tree if possible. Leave on its side at room temperature.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: If you're playing flashlight tag while camping, make sure to keep the field of play safe. Do not play too close to the campfire and tents. You do not want to risk getting burnt by the fire, or accidentally knocking down a tent late at night. You should play flashlight tag with somewhat dim flashlights. You do not want to be shining bright lights into other player's eyes, as this can cause eye irritation. Never use laser pointers to play flashlight tag. Laser pointers can be extremely harmful to eyesight and even cause temporary blindness. This puts players at risk for falling and getting hurt. If you're playing flashlight tag, try to keep the play area small. For one, this can make the game more fun. If you're playing in an open area, like the woods, it can be nearly impossible to find everyone with unlimited access to hiding spots. Also, playing in a small area is good for safety. You do not want any players getting lost. If you're an adult supervising a game of flashlight tag, make sure you keep track of all the players. You do not want any kids to get lost or injured during a game. Do a quick role call before and after a game of flashlight tag to make sure everyone's accounted for.

SUMMARY: Keep the field of play away from the campfire and tents. Use dim flashlights and avoid laser pointers. Keep your playing area small. Keep track of all players, if you're the adult.

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