In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: If both partners agree that the issue is behind you, let it go. The best way to move on after an argument is to assess how much the issue really mattered to you, and determine if you have a sense of satisfaction about how things were resolved. fight.  If, for some reason, you’re still unsettled by something, re-approach the issue with your partner. If you simply need more time to “get over it,” tell your partner, “I need a little time to process everything, okay?” This is preferable to giving them the silent treatment because you haven’t yet calmed down. There should be a ratio of 5 positive interactions for every negative interaction in a relationship. Therefore, after a fight, you and your partner need to re-establish a loving connection. This helps ensure that you have a healthy, satisfying relationship, despite having a disagreement. Pour on the love—cuddle, hug, kiss, or caress one another. You might also make love, but only if you both feel comfortable doing that. If physical affection is difficult immediately after an argument, try gentle teasing to rebuild the bond between you. This helps each of you lighten up after a stressful argument. Plus, it helps act as a bridge to deeper forms of connection, like cuddling or kissing. For instance, you might say, “Geez, all that arguing built up my appetite. I could eat an entire pizza!” . Sometimes the number of fights between you and your partner increases because one or the other isn’t dealing with stress effectively. Become more aware when external stressors are at play in your relationship, such as coming home and fighting with your partner because you had a tough day at work. Aim to prevent this from happening by managing your stress in healthy ways.  Both of you should adopt a self-care routine that includes activities that you find relaxing or nourishing. Try exercising, hanging with friends or family, engaging in hobbies, or doing relaxation techniques like  mindfulness meditation. If you need some time to yourself after a hard day at work, let your partner know in advance. That way you'll be keeping your feelings of stress and frustration separate from your relationship.
Summary: Resist the urge to hold onto the fight once it’s over. Show your partner warmth and affection. Use humor to ease the transition.  Practice self-care

In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: Some owners find rewarding their dogs for eliminating outside is helpful. Shih Tzus are people-friendly animals who tend to want to please their owners. Offering a reward when your Shih Tzu eliminates outside can help encourage the behavior.  Praise and treats are the main forms of rewards you can use. You can carry a small bag of treats with you and offer your dog a treat when she goes outside. You can also praise the dog after she eliminates outside. Say something like, "Good girl!" and then pet your Shih Tzu.  You may want to use treats at first, when your Shih Tzu is first learning. However, many owners wean their Shih Tzus off treats as they get accustom to a new bathroom schedule. You may not want your Shih Tzu to always expect a treat for basic behavior. Consider tapering off the treats as your Shih Tzus begins to learn to go to the bathroom outside. Dogs live in the immediate. Reward your Shih Tzu as soon as she eliminates outside. Say "Good girl!" or give your Shih Tzu a treat as soon as she finishes urinating or defecating. Be consistent. Make sure to reward every time your Shih Tzu engages in the desired behavior. It can sometimes be helpful to have a command to give your Shih Tzu. Something like, "Go potty!" can be helpful. You can use this to remind your Shih Tzu she should use the bathroom when outside, further reinforcing the desired behavior.  Say "Go potty!" when you know your Shih Tzu is about to eliminate. If you see her squatting or sniffing, for example, say, "Go potty!" Eventually, your Shih Tzu will learn "Go potty!" means she should use the bathroom. If your Shih Tzu is dawdling on a walk, saying "Go potty!" may encourage her to eliminate. In the event you catch your Shih Tzu eliminating indoors, scold in the immediate moment. Give a firm "No!" as you clap your hands. Then, immediately take your Shih Tzu outdoors to eliminate. As stated, dogs live in the immediate. If you don't scold your Shih Tzu in the moment an accident is happening, the dog will not understand why she is being scolded.
Summary:
Consider how to reward your Shih Tzu. Reward immediately. Think of a command. Scold in the immediate moment.