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Sep 10th, 2011 by admin

dog training issues?

I have a pomeranian/toy american eskimo puppy( he is almost 2yr old). Anyways when I let him outside he will urinate in about 5-6 different spots. A short while after letting him in, he will head straight for the dining room table and urinate on the same chair/table leg each time. He does not empty a full bladder or anything like that. It is just a small bit. Could he have troubles emptying his bladder? How do I break him of this? Also is there something that I can use to treat that spot to ensure that he will stop doing it? Any help or advice would be GREATLY appreciated.

He’s marking his territory. It helps if you get him neutered. You can use Nature’s Miracle to clean the chair leg. There is some stuff you can get that will make the dog want to pee only in a certain area of the yard. I’d do that, but when he comes in the house and tries to pee on the chair leg, you’re going to have to be very stern and consistent in telling him no. You have to treat it like potty training and be adamant that he not pee inside. You could try putting some pennies in a can and shaking it near him when he tries to pee inside. It will scare him and most dogs don’t like it.

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American Dining Furniture
May 6th, 2010 by admin

Furniture sales- System of Linear Equations Question!?

There are two styles of dining room sets; American and contemporary.. From past experience, it is determined that American styles sold 20% more than the contemporary styles. A profit of $250 is made on each American sets sold whereas a profit of $350 is made on each contemporary set. If management desires a profit of $130,000 how many units of each style should be sold?

I’ll set it up for you and let you solve.

First let’s assign variable names.
Let x = number of american sets, and y = number of contemporary sets.

American sets have a profit of 250, so that gives us 250x.
Contemporary sets have a profit of 350, so that gives us 350y.
The total profit should be 130,000, so that gives us the equation
250x + 350y = 130,000

We can write a second equation from this statement “American styles sold 20% more than the contemporary styles”
That means x = (1.20)y

You now have two equations and two unknowns.
250x + 350y = 130,000
x = 1.20y

Your first step for solving would be to replace x with “1.20y” in the first equation.

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American Dining Chairs
Apr 8th, 2010 by admin

Rare Set of Six American Dining Chairs

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