Working Mothers - Stay At Home, And Make Money

A father of two daughters, I am blessed with joy, laughter and tears brought by these little angels. I once had someone told me, We dont make our children, we merely received them from the Creator. That made me think about the new responsibilities I will now have to oblige!

Life in the modern times of fast pace and demanding changes is by no means easy for working mothers, as they try to balance work and time with the closest thing in their new life - their baby. Whether you are a single mother or otherwise, it does demands good time management, and a great deal of energy to keep up with the work and family. For the many mothers who has or is going through this, would understand.

Time spent away from the child, does harbors concerns beyond the money factor, like welfare of the child, psychological and physical well being. Also, thinks of the things that they could be missing, their babys first word, the first stepthings that will only come once our life time, those sweet valuable moments.

The sacrifices many working mothers made are the most noble, in my view, striving to improve the quality of live for their family. The need for financial stability and independence is obvious, but so are the solutions available to help these women achieve a best of the both world. One can now have the opportunity to work from home, with the help of technologies. A revolutionary industry has sprung up all across the world with the help of the Internet. This has been proven to help many mothers stay at home while they make unbelievable amount of money on line. The new found knowledge has help many women achieve financial success, sometimes even over shadowing their male counter part or spouse. The ingrained motherly nature actually makes a woman more focused and committed to realize their goals. Such is the portrayal of the power of Motherly Love, to protect and defend its young.

Humans adapts, in the new world, there will naturally be new ways to make money, be it full or part time. But the duties and cycle of life is ancient and unchanged. So, working mothers, you can be also be staying at home to enjoy the best of both worlds.

ATaneh (Anthony Tan) is helping people using simple and effective ways to personal development and wealth creation using the Internet. Proven methods which are easy to understand, even a 14 year old can do it.

Training Your Dog Not To Chase People, Bicycles, Joggers, Etc.

Dogs by nature are predatory animals, and all predatory animals share the motivation to chase fleeing objects. While this may be a natural instinct, it is not appropriate when those fleeing objects are joggers, bicyclists or the mailman.

Training the dog not to chase people and bicycles is an important thing to do, and it is best to start that training as early as possible. Starting when the dog is still small and non-threatening is important, particularly with breeds that grow very large, or with breeds that have a reputation for being very aggressive. Many people respond to being chased by a dog, especially a large dog, with understandable fear, and it is best for yourself and your dog that he be trained not to chase before he reaches a threatening size.

Some dogs are easier to train away from chasing than others. Breeds that have been used for hunting or herding often retain much more of their chasing instincts than other types of dogs, for instance.

No matter what breed of dog you are working with, however, it is important to not allow him off the leash until his chasing behavior has been curbed. Allowing an untrained dog off the leash is dangerous, irresponsible and illegal.

Before you expose your dog to a situation where he will want to chase someone or something, be sure to train him in a safe, controlled area like a fenced in yard. It is important for the dog to be able to focus and concentrate on you, and for him to understand what behavior you want. The dog must be given the opportunity to repeatedly perform the behavior you want while in this controlled setting.

The training session should be started indoors in the dogs home. The dog should be put on a leash and the owner and the dog should stand at one end of a hallway or a room. The owner then waves a tennis ball in front of the dog but does not allow him to touch it. After that, the tennis ball is rolled to the other end of the hallway or the room, and the command Off is used to tell the dog not to chase the ball. If the dog starts out after the ball, use the command Off once again and give a firm tug on the leash.

When doing this type of training, it is vital that the dog not be allowed to touch the ball. If he actually reaches the ball, he may think that Off means to get the ball. This exercise should be repeated several times, until the dog has learned the meaning of the Off command. When the dog responds correctly by not chasing the ball, he should be rewarded with a special treat.

After the dog seems to understand his new game, move to another room and try the same thing. Repeat the exercise in several rooms of the house, in the garage, etc. After the dog has seemingly mastered the game and learned the meaning of the Off command, you can work with him without the leash, but still only in a safe area like your own home or a fenced in yard. It may take some time for the dog to fully master control of his chasing instinct, and it is important not to rush the process, or to leave the dog off leash until you are sure he is fully trained.

To test the training in the real world, enlist the assistance of a friend to pose as a jogger. It is important that the dog does not see and recognize this person; he has to assume that it is a stranger in order for the test to be valid. Stand with the dog on his leash and have your friend jog by a couple of times while you do the Off exercise. If the dog does as he is asked, be sure to provide lots of praise and treats. If he starts after the jogger, give a firm reminder by tugging on the leash.

Burt Cotton http://www.dogtrainingnews.org