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## Cats
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- Get a brush and brush your kitty! It's recommended that short haired cats should be brushed once a week.
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- It's recommended to let your kitty eat as much as it wills, until it reaches adulthood. They need to grow big and strong!
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- Buy a scratching post and other scratching toys to encourage them to scratch the right surfaces. Catnip also helps.
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- Slowly blinking at cats says "I'm comfortable around you" and is a show of contentment and non hostility.
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- Do things at roughly the same time every day, and stick to a schedule. they operate their entire lives off their schedule, and will be more reasonable if you are consistent with doing their stuff.
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- Wet food, not dry food since dry food will make their bodies work too hard and put your cat into a constant state of dehydration.
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- Learn to read [dog body language](https://www.flickr.com/photos/lilita/5652847156) ([calming signals](https://youtu.be/MgnLgHFRJu4)).
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- Training is creating a common language between you and your dog.
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- If you find your dog isn't listening perfectly to an old cue, one strategy for dealing with that is to change the cue and work on reinforcing the new cue more carefully. To transfer a cue, give your _new_ cue then immediately follow it with the old cue and reward when the dog performs the behavior.
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- You can speed up a trick training it with toys. Also, you can add tricks in between "drop it" and "get it" to reinforce them.
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- Once the behavior is established, start to reinforce intermittently.
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- For clicker training the main loop is: click, pause, feed. Always feed after clicking! You can charge the clicker while playing [[Dogs#Training Games | training games]].
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- [Dog Training Reddit Wiki](https://www.reddit.com/r/Dogtraining/wiki/index)
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- [Kikopup Youtube Channel](https://www.youtube.com/user/kikopup)
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- [Zak George’s Youtube Channel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZzFRKsgVMhGTxffpzgTJlQ)
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- [Zak George’s Youtube Channel](https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZzFRKsgVMhGTxffpzgTJlQ)
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- Get a brush and brush your kitty! It's recommended that short haired cats should be brushed once a week.
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- Toys, buy a variety at first to see what your cat likes.
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[Dashboards create a shared sense of reality](https://benn.substack.com/p/data-is-for-dashboards) and help everyone understand whats going on better. They exist for the purpose of quickly and concisely answering questions. [Understanding must come before action](https://sarahsnewsletter.substack.com/p/what-substack-analytics-engineers). Understanding also helps us ask the right questions.
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- [Start small. Don't try to wrangle data for the entire company until you have the tools and process down for one team](https://data-columns.hightouch.io/your-first-60-days-as-a-first-data-hire-weeks-3-4/).
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- [For Product Analytics, start small (ant iterate), stay small (limit metrics and dashboards), and keep it simple (you can explain the metric in plain language)](https://twitter.com/0xferruccio/status/1501983388399325191).
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## [Sharing Data Insights](https://locallyoptimistic.com/post/share-your-data-insights-to-engage-your-colleagues/)
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1. **What am I looking at?** A **short-but-informative title** can tell people immediately what data is the focus of the insight.
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[[Sharing Data Insights(httpslocallyoptimistic.compostshare-your-data-insights-to-engage-your-colleagues)]]
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- Political ideologies are mostly wrong. For most issues it's makes a lot more sense to study the issue in detail than try to have an opinion based on pre-packaged ideology. It's better to discuss issues without invoking teams.
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- We usually vote to whoever gives us simple (and probably wrong) solutions.
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