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My Cocker spainel is pulling the leash all the time!

I was gonna put photo of her but thats not allowed, my cocker breed dog is so active and she is pulling the leash all the F.... time. I got tired of walking with my other and her she is scared of everything she is pulling the leash all the time any recommendations?

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u/CompetitiveDaikon211 — 4 days ago

Has anyone else tried using study apps to actually improve exam results?

I have been trying to improve my grades lately, so I started testing different ways to study outside of just reading notes over and over.

One tool I found recently is wesolveapp.com, and honestly it has been pretty useful for me. I can turn my notes into quizzes, listen to podcast style study content on the bus, and go through practice questions with my friends. That part has helped a lot because studying feels less boring and more like we are actually checking what we know.

The website also feels clean and practical, not overloaded with random features. It feels like it was built around how students actually study.

I am not saying it is some magic fix, but I did feel more prepared for my recent exams after using it for a while. A few of my friends tried it too and they liked the quiz part the most.

Do you guys use any apps or websites that genuinely helped you study better? I would like to compare a few more tools, but this one has been one of the better ones I found so far.

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u/CompetitiveDaikon211 — 5 days ago
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I built WeSolve to turn study PDFs into quizzes and flashcards

Hey everyone,

I built WeSolve, an AI study app that helps students turn their PDFs, notes, and study materials into quizzes, flashcards, summaries, and revision content.

If you are tired of rereading long PDFs before exams, WeSolve helps you study more actively by creating practice material from your own content.

You can upload your study material and use it to:

Create quizzes from your notes

Generate flashcards for quick revision

Summarize long documents

Practice with active recall

Prepare faster before exams

WeSolve is useful for students, exam prep, certification study, university notes, and anyone who wants to stop passively rereading and start practicing.

Try it here:
wesolveapp.com or App Store

I would love for students and self learners to try it and share honest feedback.

u/CompetitiveDaikon211 — 6 days ago