Whew! What a
night! We are fostering a puppy for the
Humane Society of Forsyth County, and last night was our first night of crate
training. We initially tried a couple of
things that failed miserably, and left the entire household crabby and
exhausted from the puppy’s crying, whining, and screaming echoing through our
home. So my son and I set out on the
internet, searching for that perfect article from Cesar Millan or some other
puppy guru, who would know just the right thing to do. Let’s just say there are a lot of opinions
out there on how to crate train your puppy; most of them wildly
conflicting! But we settled on an
opinion we felt made sense, and puppy and cheese in hand, I set out to the back
bedroom where we keep her bed, determined that we would all sleep that night.
Victory! I’ll admit,
I threw in a couple of my own techniques that no one but the puppy will ever
know about. But it worked, and she (and
everyone else) slept soundly until 6:40 this a.m., all happy and rested.
So goes the process of buying or selling your home. It’s something you don’t have to do very
often, but when you do, you want to do it in a way that eliminates all the
crying, whining, and screaming that comes along with diving into to it ill
equipped with necessary information.
Buying and selling a home isn’t rocket science; there’s no
universal “right” way. But there is
definitely a process that can be tweaked to fit your own personal situation. So before you attempt to sell or buy your
home, save yourself some money, time, and headaches. Educate yourself, or enlist some expert
assistance.
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