Problem: Article: If possible, find “puzzle toys” that encourage the dog to solve a puzzle to get a treat. Try to teach your puppy a new trick each week. Reward the puppy with treats to encourage repeat behavior. Limit the training period to approximately 5 minutes at a time each day. Focused training time will work better than infrequent long periods of training. Free exercise compliments mental exercise.  Find a yard or a fenced park. Avoid no-leash dog parks until your dog is older than 16 weeks old. Do not teach your dog to chew on you during play.  Some experts recommend yelping if you receive a bite and stopping playtime abruptly. The dog will learn that biting stops playtime. Wait 10 to 20 minutes before resuming playtime. Redirect biting with toys before your dog tries nipping at you. If you see your dog is biting, it could be teething and need a toy to help break in new teeth.
Summary: Give your pit bull various toys. Use treats for tricks. Allow your puppy to run without leash. Establish rules during playtime.

Problem: Article: You will need twenty plastic party cups altogether. Classic red party cups are most often used. Arrange ten cups in pyramid form on each end of the table. The row closest to you has four cups, and the last row that is closest to the middle of the table has only one cup. A regulation beer pong table is seven to eight feet in length and two feet wide, though you can use any type of table that is fairly long. The cups are usually 16 or 18 ounce cups. Red party cups can be purchased at most supermarkets and package stores. You will need to partially fill the cups with beer, or any other liquid that you want to use. Water can be used for a non-alcoholic game. Typically, two 12oz beers should be enough to fill ten cups. More or less can be used depending on how much you want to drink. The cups need to be filled with beer because each cup that is scored on is supposed to be consumed and then set aside.  Fill the cups about a ¼ of the way full. Set up a cup filled only with water on the side of the table to clean off balls that fall on the floor or get dirty. A game can be played with one player, or two players on each team. Don’t have any more than two players on each team. If playing with two players on each team, each team plays with two balls instead of one. Determine who gets first shot by doing an eye-to-eye challenge. One opponent from each team looks the other player in the eyes and throw the balls towards each other’s cups. The balls are shot until one player sinks the ball in the opponent’s cup, and the other player misses. If playing in teams, switch partners until one partner succeeds in making the cup. The team that wins the eye-to-eye challenge gets the first throw in the game. Do not remove the cup if it is scored on. Just remove the ball, wash it, and begin playing the game. Take turns throwing the ping pong ball into each other’s cups. Drink the contents of the cup and remove it each time a ball makes it into the cup. Continue doing this until all of the cups are gone. The winner is the first to eliminate all of the other team’s cups.  The game is automatically won if members of the same team sink the ball into the same cup of the opposing team. The winning team typically gets to stay on the table and take on a new team for the next game.
Summary: Arrange ten cups on a long table. Fill the cups with beer. Pick teams. Decide who goes first. Take turns throwing the ping pong balls.

Problem: Article: How do you feel? If you find it a bit confusing, or are struggling to come to terms with it, don't feel mad at yourself. The fact that you're trying to overcome this shows that you are a good friend. Did you have romantic feelings for your friend? If your friend likes people of your sex, you are now free to ask them out! If your sexual orientations aren't compatible, it may be hard to take. You might like to read about  how to deal with unrequited love or how to fall out of love with your best friend. Make a list of all the qualities you love about your friend. Remember, being gay doesn't change your friend's personality. And telling you about who they are shows that they care about you and want to share the important parts of their life with you. If you are really bothered by your friend's sexual orientation, then you may need to think about whether or not you can still be a good friend to this person. If you do not think that you can provide the person with the same quality of friendship, then it may be better for you to end the friendship. Before you decide what to do, take some time to consider your decision and the reasons behind it. Some questions you might ask yourself include:  Does being gay conflict with your religious beliefs? Talk to a person you trust and respect about your difficulties. A religious leader can explain the position of your faith on the matter. Read literature from both sides of the debate, especially those with a religious background, and pray and meditate. Practice love and tolerance of all people of any lifestyle. Is it the fear of the unknown that is making you uncomfortable? Perhaps you support LGBT+ people or are a little on the fence, but are thrown as to how to actually handle certain topics. Practice love, tolerance and respect for all and you'll soon figure out the boundaries between you. Are you worried about what people will say? Research LGBT+ people well, reading informed discussion and talking with people you trust. If you then don't have the conviction that being gay is natural and good, you may want to reconsider the friendship. Your friend needs strong, supportive, positive people around them to help deal with prejudice if it arises. If you can't be that person, it's the better thing to step away or distance yourself from the friendship. Maybe you're over the moon and you'll not only march in gay pride parades, but you want to organise some right now! Let your friend know that. However, if you aren't as accepting, you will need to have a potentially uncomfortable conversation with your friend.  Your friend probably has a good idea of where you stand. However, if you have never discussed your negative feelings about their orientation, let them know gently. Let them know you're happy they told you and you're supportive of their choice to live openly. That does not mean, however, that you want to get involved in their romantic life. Let them know what you're happy discussing or doing with them. Try hard to accept new things they tell you but don't listen or engage if it makes you very uncomfortable. A good friend will be grateful you're trying hard and respect your limits as they stand for the time being. Acceptance can make a huge different in the lives of LGBTQIA (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, and Asexual) people. It tells them that they are not broken, and that their sexuality doesn't change others' love of them. Your friend may be craving acceptance, especially if they are ostracized, bullied, or abused because of their sexuality.  Be proud of your friend and the strength they showed in making the choice of living openly. Also, encourage your friend to be proud of who they are. Basically, be your friend's cheerleader! Don't try to change your friend. Your friend has the right to express their sexual orientation. It is not your right to try to change that.
Summary:
Reflect on the news for a while. Accept this as a part of a person you already know and love. Decide whether you can continue the friendship. Make your position clear on the issue of LGBT+ rights. Accept your friend's identity.