Article: If your mother-in-law has always been critical, demanding, or argumentative, you may need to simply work out a strategy to minimize the behavior and cope with it. If this is a new behavior and it is directed only at you, there is likely an underlying problem that must be addressed. Talk to your spouse to get a better understanding of your mother-in-law. If you're nervous about broaching the subject, say something like, "I'd like to talk about the way your mother has been acting, but I don't want to fight. I just want to discuss the issue to see if we can find a solution." Presenting a united front with your spouse will send the message to your mother-in-law that her behavior is unacceptable. If your spouse confronts the problem first, it will signal that you both acknowledge the issue. Ask your partner to talk to her privately to see if they can uncover the root of the problem. If your spouse is uncomfortable getting in the middle of things, ask them to at least stand up for you when she crosses a line. Ask your spouse to report back to you after they have a private conversation with their mother. They may have some important information about what the root of the problem is. Tell your spouse, "I really think that you'll have an easier time talking to her than I will. If you talk to her first and figure out why she's not acting fairly, it will make it easier for me to sit down with her." Don't get ahead of yourself and start talking or arguing with your mother-in-law without consulting your spouse first. If you cross a line or engage in an argument without agreeing on a coping strategy, you may end up offending your spouse. Decide on whether you want to confront, deflect, or avoid the problem together to give yourself the highest chance of succeeding. Even if you want to deal with the problem by talking to your mother-in-law privately, you should still consult your partner first. They may have some tips or advice on how to speak with her, and you should give them a head's up in case your mother-in-law goes to consult them after the two of you speak.
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Talk to your spouse to see if this has always been a problem. Ask your spouse to back you up or talk to her if she's only focusing on you. Develop a strategy together to solve the problem.
Article: Larger female dogs take a bit longer than males to mature. Female huskies aren't ready to breed until they are 2 years old or older. Don't breed her until she has her second heat cycle. She'll probably have her first heat cycle at 5 to 7 months, but her body isn't mature enough for breeding at that time. Male dogs are mature after about 6 months. The stud dog only needs to perform one job (getting the bitch pregnant), but the bitch must carry the puppies to term and care for them when they are young. A calm female dog is more likely to be a good mother to the pups. Using a female with an aggressive temperament can result in unhealthy or aggressive puppies. If maintaining a pure husky bloodline is important to you, both dogs should be registered with the American Kennel Club (AKC), the Continental Kennel Club (CKC) or the United Kennel Club (UKC). Both dogs need to be registered with the same club in order for the puppies to be eligible for registration. Research the bloodlines of both dogs to learn about potential health problems or temperament issues. Try running a Google search using key words like "husky bloodlines" and "breeding husky bloodlines." You can also visit http://siberian-husky-bloodlines.seppalasleddogs.com/index.htm. Both dogs should have a thorough veterinary check-up about a month before breeding begins. Get them up-to-date on vaccinations and make sure they're free from parasites. Have them screened for brucellosis, which is a disease that can cause infertility. It's also a good idea to ask the vet to screen both dogs for evidence of hip dysplasia. The bitch should have good muscle tone and should not be overweight. Genetic disorders of the eyes are common in huskies. These disorders can appear at any age, so it is important to have your dogs' eyes checked once a year. Have a screening performed on both dogs prior to breeding.
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Wait until the female is 2 years old. Breed females with a calm and nurturing temperament. Make sure both dogs are registered with a kennel club. Have a vet perform a physical on both dogs 4 weeks before breeding. Have both dogs' eyes checked by a canine ophthalmologist.
Article: It's the T icon near the Pen Tool in the toolbar on the left side of the window. A drop-down menu will appear. It's at the top of the drop-down menu. Do so in the area where you want the text to be. Use the drop-down menus in the upper-left and center of the window to select a font, style, and size. It's at the top of the window, toward the right side. It's the button at the top of the window that looks like a T with a curved line beneath it. Do so by clicking on the options in the "Style:" drop-down menu. As you select styles, the text will change to preview the look. Use the radio buttons to choose a vertical or horizontal bend. Change the degree of the text's arc by moving the "Bend" slider to the left or right. Increase or decrease distortion of the text with the "Horizontal" and "Vertical" Distortion sliders.
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Long click on the Text Tool. Click on Horizontal Type Tool. Double-click in the window. Type the text you want to bend. Click on ☑️. Click on the Warp Text Tool. Select an effect. Click on OK when you're finished.