Santa has to deliver all the presents, but who delivers all the Santas? That would be Santa Rick, founder of the Northern Lights Santa Academy in Atlanta, GA. He’s devoted his life to the cause of finding Claus. He details the desperate need for high volume hiring during the holiday season and the gifts he looks for in a superb Santa.

Get your pet into the spooky spirit with pet Halloween costumes at Chewy. Join the hunt for Halloween spirit and just the right dog Halloween costume. Along the way he finds quite a few dog Halloween costumes, cat Halloween costumes and costumes for pets that are sure to bring a ghastly smile to your face. Treat yourself to a laugh when you check out our funny pet Halloween costumes. Who doesn’t love a dog Halloween costume of Chewbacca? Or a cat Halloween costume of Chucky? Chewy has over 1,000 pet Halloween costumes, toys & treats to make Halloween for pets feel special. Your spirits will rise when you see our cute dog Halloween costumes bring waggy wonder to your little pumpkin, and our cat Halloween costumes purr-k up even the finickiest felines. We have all the best costumes for pets and gear to make Halloween for pets a great holiday to celebrate together. They’ll love it because you’ll hang out, play some tricks, and maybe nosh a few treats, all while dressed up in your favorite human and pet Halloween costumes. Looking for more pet Halloween costumes and ideas? Subscribe and check out all our fun and informative vids, from VIP vet advice, health and safety tips, DIY pet recipes, holiday pet ideas and more. What was your favorite funny pet Halloween costume in this vid? Like this video and let us know your thoughts it in the comments to let us know!

Kevin grew up in Flint, Michigan and came from a long line of automotive workers. He followed in these footsteps until uncertainty hit the industry, giving him the push he needed to pursue a new career. Here’s how his skills as a factory worker helped him thrive in the nursing field.

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Mary Rigas works at CPS Recruitment in Illinois. Her specialty is finding specialized people for specialized jobs. She and senior recruiter Jeff Fee describe how they scour the field for niche positions, focusing on one pea protein professional in particular. Mary travels to a lab where she’s placed sensory scientist Lauren Yunker, getting a behind the scenes tour of the company and Lauren’s work.

As a puppy parent, you’ve got lots of new responsibilities to tackle—and puppy socialization should be at the top of your to-do list. Socialization, aka introducing your puppy to new people, places and experiences, will be a lifelong process for your dog, but it’s best to start when your dog is young. Follow our step-by-step guide to learn how to socialize a puppy. Why Is Puppy Socialization Important? Socialization can benefit dogs of any age, but it’s especially important for puppies. That’s because dogs who miss out on a wide range of positive experiences during the puppy socialization period tend to be more anxious throughout their lives. After that period, the brain becomes more inflexible when it comes to how they understand the world. How to Socialize a Puppy: Step by Step 1. Let Them Explore Right Away When should you start socializing your puppy? As soon as you bring your furball home. The early days with a puppy can be a whirlwind, and the puppy socialization period will go by in a flash. Don’t delay! After you’ve puppy-proofed your home, let your puppy sniff and explore, watching them closely to ensure they stay safe. 2. Get Them Used to Your Touch Puppy socialization involves all the senses: new sights, sounds, smells, tastes and, yes, touches. You might find that your puppy especially loves when you scratch behind their ears or down their back, but don’t stop there. Help get your puppy used to being touched in different ways, too. Try: Belly rubs Touching and holding their paws (getting them used to this can be helpful when it’s time to trim their nails) Stroking their tail (without pulling) Touching their teeth, especially with a puppy toothbrush (which can help prepare them for tooth brushing) Petting them when they’re in different positions, such as sitting, lying on their side or lying on their back 3. Make Their First Outings Quick One common mistake puppy parents make is overwhelming their puppy—doing too much, too soon, too fast. So whether you’re walking around the block or going for a ride in the car, make sure your pup is having fun from start to finish. Watch your dog for signs of stress or being overwhelmed, and keep your socialization sessions short, around 10 to 15 minutes. 4. Treat Fears Gently Don’t force your pup into any interaction or situation. Pushing your puppy to do something they’re not ready for can be a frightening experience—exactly the opposite of what you’re hoping to achieve through socialization. 5. Avoid Unsafe Interactions As you think about how and when to socialize a puppy, keep their health in mind. Refrain from taking your pup into places where many older dogs have peed and pooped (like busy parks and streets) until they're fully vaccinated. After your puppy is fully vaccinated, you may be tempted to introduce them to all the different dogs at your local dog park. However, most experts advise against letting puppies roam free at a dog park until they’ve had a few one-on-one puppy playdates and have proven capable of holding their own with older dogs. Adult dogs often play more roughly than puppies are comfortable with, and your puppy may not yet understand other dogs’ cues for them to back off, which can lead to a confrontation. All of this can be frightening for your pup—and again, that’s exactly what you’re hoping to avoid. 5. Schedule Puppy Playdates Puppies must learn to get along with other dogs and read their cues. The best way to do that? Introduce your puppy to other puppies! Unlike older dogs, puppies are more likely to play gently and aren’t able to throw their weight around as much as a full-grown dog. That makes them ideal playmates for your little pup. So if you have friends or family members who’ve recently added a puppy to their home, set up some time for the two to get to know each other (assuming they’re both vaccinated, of course). Don’t know anyone else with a puppy? There may be a daycare in your area that separates their dogs by age, so that 8-week old puppies play together, not with older dogs. Taking your puppy there for some dog time is a great alternative to one-on-one playdates—and gives you a little bit of time off from pup parent duty, too. 6. Do More Dog-Friendly Stuff As your puppy grows up, gets vaccinated and is able to fully explore the world, the list of new experiences you can give them is endless. These suggestions are a great place to start—but don’t stop there! Go for car rides Meet diverse people Visit pet-friendly stores Walk down busy streets The bottom line: Safely exposing your puppy to all the world has to offer will set them up for a happy, curious life—and that’s great for them and for you and all the adventures you want to have together. Happy socializing! #puppysocialization #howtosocializeapuppy #chewy #chewtorials #howto

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