Pets and Animals: How to get your ferret spayed or neutered. Verify that your ferret isn't already spayed or neutered. Ferrets sold at pet stores are almost always already spayed or neutered. Many breeders also spay or neuter kits, or young ferrets, before selling them.
Pets and Animals: How to stop a cat from pulling its hair out. Understand pet allergies. If humans have an allergy, say for instance hay fever, we tend to get sore eyes, a runny nose, and sneeze. Cats, however, react differently. The commonest manifestation of an allergy in cats is itchy skin, which in turns results in excessive grooming and pulling hair out. In much the same way that some people have a peanut allergy, or a seafood allergy, or get hay fever, a cat may be allergic to one substance and be fine with another.

Pets and Animals: How to prevent kennel cough. Get your dog vaccinated. The primary way to prevent kennel cough is to keep your dog vaccinated. The core vaccine also includes vaccination against common viruses that contribute to kennel cough development.  There is also a vaccine effective against bordetella bronchiseptica, which can also cause kennel cough. Your veterinarian will let you know which vaccinations are more important for your dog to receive.

Pets and Animals: How to report excessive dog barking. Call animal control. The easiest way to report excessive barking is to call your city's animal control department. Give the person on the other end of the phone the location of the dog and tell them how long the dog has been barking. You can find the animal control phone number by looking in your phone book or searching the internet for " your city " and " animal control. " In new york city, you can report excessive dog barking by calling 311.

Calf roping: A cowboy in a horse ran towards the field and chase a cattle. The cowboy got off the horse and chase after the cattle, when he catched the cattle he tied the cattle.

Home and Garden: How to pack for a trip to montreal. Bring your passport. No matter what country you are from, you'll need an official passport from your home country to get across the border into canada. The border control (at the actual border or at the airport) will ask to see your passport to verify your identity and your ability to legally enter canada.  If you don't have a passport, you'll need to apply for one. Most countries issue passports in six weeks or less.

Triple jump: There is a countdown running at the bottom of the screen and a man takes off running. His score is shown and it says "art walker 54' 11' - american record". Several different men are shown doing the long jump and their names and medals.

Hand washing clothes: Two men are scrubbing the clothes using their hands. The men are washing their clothes using their hands.

Finance and Business: How to compare auto insurance. Know when to compare quotes. Look for a new quote if your financial or personal profile has changed in a significant way. When you get a policy renewal notice take that as a sign that you should investigate your options. Or, if you have put it off, make sure that you compare prices every two years or so. A life-changing event could be a change in your driving record due to an accident or ticket, getting married, adding a new driver, etc.

Home and Garden: How to get rid of the whitefly. Vacuum the flies. Use a small hand vacuum, or hold the furniture-cleaning nozzle of a standard vacuum cleaner. Walk around your infested plants and suck the pests from the undersides of the leaves and foliage. This method is quick and straightforward, and it can remove whiteflies from all stages of the development cycle-from larvae to mature, plant-munching adults. Vacuuming is most effective as soon as you notice an infestation.

Hula hoop: A thin young woman with glasses thin stands in front of a white wall and begins demonstrating how to hula hoop. She begins with two around her waist then they move to her neck, ankle, and wrist.

Pets and Animals: How to get your ferret spayed or neutered. Verify that your ferret isn't already spayed or neutered. Ferrets sold at pet stores are almost always already spayed or neutered. Many breeders also spay or neuter kits, or young ferrets, before selling them.