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I agree with SK for the most part. I got my puppy at 5 weeks, no problem with potty training. Some breeds are ‘cleaner’ than others. If you have any former urine stains a male dog will remark his territory. Like the others said dogs want to do good, so you use praise when they do so. Tell them NO or find another word/phrase to use when they do bad. Use that word EVERYTIME they do bad. My dog learned NO means stop what your doing, whatever your doing. I used it in a way that wasn’t mean but made sure she understood to stop. Like when eating a treat I would say NO and she would stop eating it, then say OK to continue, then a bunch of praise and extra treats. This conditioned her to understand what NO means. If she found a burger on the sidewalk and started eating it, I would just say NO and she’s drop it, if she was chasing a cat into the street I would just say NO and she’d stop.
Watch them all the time when you first get them and do like others say, take them to the spot you want them to go. My dog didn’t like using the same spot all the time might be genetic too much smell in an area might give away their location to other animals, I think. Good luck. I really miss having a dog 🙁

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yep, they can’t borrow from their FED. didn’t we already ‘take over/tarp over’ our big banks? So far it’s preventing disaster in the US but what happens down the road?

[raty4R]

yep, they can’t borrow from their FED. didn’t we already ‘take over/tarp over’ our big banks? So far it’s preventing disaster in the US but what happens down the road?

[raty4R]

yep, they can’t borrow from their FED. didn’t we already ‘take over/tarp over’ our big banks? So far it’s preventing disaster in the US but what happens down the road?

[raty4R]

yep, they can’t borrow from their FED. didn’t we already ‘take over/tarp over’ our big banks? So far it’s preventing disaster in the US but what happens down the road?

[raty4R]

yep, they can’t borrow from their FED. didn’t we already ‘take over/tarp over’ our big banks? So far it’s preventing disaster in the US but what happens down the road?

[raty4R]

another puzzle piece.
TIPS went negative yield on Monday.
Anticipating inflation??
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN2527792620101025

[raty4R]

another puzzle piece.
TIPS went negative yield on Monday.
Anticipating inflation??
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN2527792620101025

[raty4R]

another puzzle piece.
TIPS went negative yield on Monday.
Anticipating inflation??
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN2527792620101025

[raty4R]

another puzzle piece.
TIPS went negative yield on Monday.
Anticipating inflation??
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN2527792620101025

[raty4R]

another puzzle piece.
TIPS went negative yield on Monday.
Anticipating inflation??
http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSN2527792620101025

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QE explained.
It’s by the Bank of England but I assume the Fed does/thinks the same thing. Pretty interesting. Makes me want to sell my metals and buy stocks.
Pamphlet indicates nothing bad can happen from quantitative easing.
Another piece to the puzzle, when trying to decide what to do.

excerpts:
“…More generally, the Bank of England’s purchases of both government and corporate bonds also increase the total demand for those types of assets, pushing up their prices. This is another way in which the Bank’s actions will make it cheaper for companies to raise finance.”…
…”Direct injections of money into the economy, primarily by buying gilts, can have a number of effects. The sellers of the assets have more money
so may go out and spend it. That will help to boost growth. Or they may buy other assets instead, such as shares or company bonds. That will push up the prices of those assets, making the people who own them, either directly or through their pension funds, better off. So they may go out and spend more.”… In addition, banks will find themselves holding more reserves.”
http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/monetarypolicy/pdf/qe-pamphlet.pdf

[raty4R]

QE explained.
It’s by the Bank of England but I assume the Fed does/thinks the same thing. Pretty interesting. Makes me want to sell my metals and buy stocks.
Pamphlet indicates nothing bad can happen from quantitative easing.
Another piece to the puzzle, when trying to decide what to do.

excerpts:
“…More generally, the Bank of England’s purchases of both government and corporate bonds also increase the total demand for those types of assets, pushing up their prices. This is another way in which the Bank’s actions will make it cheaper for companies to raise finance.”…
…”Direct injections of money into the economy, primarily by buying gilts, can have a number of effects. The sellers of the assets have more money
so may go out and spend it. That will help to boost growth. Or they may buy other assets instead, such as shares or company bonds. That will push up the prices of those assets, making the people who own them, either directly or through their pension funds, better off. So they may go out and spend more.”… In addition, banks will find themselves holding more reserves.”
http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/monetarypolicy/pdf/qe-pamphlet.pdf

[raty4R]

QE explained.
It’s by the Bank of England but I assume the Fed does/thinks the same thing. Pretty interesting. Makes me want to sell my metals and buy stocks.
Pamphlet indicates nothing bad can happen from quantitative easing.
Another piece to the puzzle, when trying to decide what to do.

excerpts:
“…More generally, the Bank of England’s purchases of both government and corporate bonds also increase the total demand for those types of assets, pushing up their prices. This is another way in which the Bank’s actions will make it cheaper for companies to raise finance.”…
…”Direct injections of money into the economy, primarily by buying gilts, can have a number of effects. The sellers of the assets have more money
so may go out and spend it. That will help to boost growth. Or they may buy other assets instead, such as shares or company bonds. That will push up the prices of those assets, making the people who own them, either directly or through their pension funds, better off. So they may go out and spend more.”… In addition, banks will find themselves holding more reserves.”
http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/monetarypolicy/pdf/qe-pamphlet.pdf

[raty4R]

QE explained.
It’s by the Bank of England but I assume the Fed does/thinks the same thing. Pretty interesting. Makes me want to sell my metals and buy stocks.
Pamphlet indicates nothing bad can happen from quantitative easing.
Another piece to the puzzle, when trying to decide what to do.

excerpts:
“…More generally, the Bank of England’s purchases of both government and corporate bonds also increase the total demand for those types of assets, pushing up their prices. This is another way in which the Bank’s actions will make it cheaper for companies to raise finance.”…
…”Direct injections of money into the economy, primarily by buying gilts, can have a number of effects. The sellers of the assets have more money
so may go out and spend it. That will help to boost growth. Or they may buy other assets instead, such as shares or company bonds. That will push up the prices of those assets, making the people who own them, either directly or through their pension funds, better off. So they may go out and spend more.”… In addition, banks will find themselves holding more reserves.”
http://www.bankofengland.co.uk/monetarypolicy/pdf/qe-pamphlet.pdf

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