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Posted on September 28th 2011 in lionhead rabbit
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Lionhead Bunny Gives Birth to 6 Kit
Posted on September 26th 2011 in lionhead rabbit
If you want to make a SAFE outdoor pen for your piggies or bunnies –
Here’s what you need:
Grids: 52
ZipTies-Heavy Duty – LOTS OF THEM
Something to cover the top -LIGHTWEIGHT – we used a piece of heavy duty vinyl
Another great use for those grids … We had a lot of grids left over after making a C&C cage for the bunny & guinea pigs so I wanted to let them outside to eat the grass and lounge around – WITHOUT the worry of Kasper eating any plants we have that may hurt him or the chance of any hawk eyeing them and swooping down to get them so…….
We made a huge outside pen using 4 grids long by 3 grids Deep and 2 grids High. Then we also did the whole top and bottom. They are all attached with the heavy duty zip ties. We attached a piece of heavy duty vinyl to keep sun and rain off them. Inside we put a couple of pieces of movable lightweight wood so they can get off the grids if they want. The piece of wood I used in the video was to prop up the cage in the center – but after a while, we didn’t even need it, so that was used a a partial flooring.
It is totally portable, just pick it up and move it to where the grass is more lush every so often. Great ‘LAWNMOWER”, just a little slower – LOL. They love the fresh grass. Just MAKE SURE YOU DO NOT TREAT YOUR GRASS WITH ANY PESTICIDES.
Try it out, your small critters will love it – they can get fresh air and sunshine without the worry of anything getting to them.
Duration : 0:3:25
Posted on September 23rd 2011 in lionhead rabbit
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Posted on September 21st 2011 in lionhead rabbit
http://www.pet-rabbit-toys.com In this episode we look at Peggy’s bunny Momo to determine whether Momo is a Jersey Wooly or Lion Head.
Our Rabbit Types Series is meant to help rabbit owners determine the breed and color of their rabbit while also learning more about different rabbit breeds and their history.
NOTE! Before anyone gets too excited, We do not encourage the breeding of rabbits (although we are not necessarily anti breeder) nor are we suggesting you should buy a purebred rabbit. This purpose of this series is for education and entertainment. Anyone interested in adding a bunny to their life is encouraged to check the local shelters first before considering buying from other sources.
Duration : 0:10:12
Posted on September 19th 2011 in lionhead rabbit
Product DescriptionTropical fiddle sticks are flexible wooden sticks that can be twisted and bent into a variety of fun shapes creating a fun hiding spot for your furry friend. You’ll have fun creating a log cave, tree stump or a stick stairway for your pet. These colorful logs also provide your pet with a safe source for their instinctive chewing behaviors. Large tropical fiddle sticks are perfectly sized for rabbits, ferrets, guinea pigs, and chinchillas.
Posted on June 14th 2011 in lionhead rabbit
Product DescriptionWant to Know More about Owning and Caring for a Cuddly Rabbit?
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Whatever your interest, exotic pets have different needs and equipment from your standard pets, so getting the right information will help you get the pet you want and ensure it enjoys a long and healthy life.
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There are some definite elements you need to consider before you make your selection. Will your rabbit need a special cage or heater? What will your rabbit eat?
Who will care for your pet if you need to be away for any period of time. This is an important consideration. Rabbit care is not like a simple cat or dog. Their care can be tricky for the uninitiated!
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All the basic information is here, from where to buy, to what to feed and how to find the RIGHT one for you. . .
–> Why do you want a rabbit? No, that’s not a trick question.
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Whether you already have a bunny in mind, or are open to new possibilities, owning a rabbit is a rewarding experience for the right person – being prepared in advance will help you make the commitment and bring you and your pet years of pleasure!
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Posted on June 4th 2011 in lionhead rabbit
it was small ^_^
for a little background music!
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Duration : 0:0:31
Posted on March 13th 2010 in lionhead rabbit
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Posted on March 11th 2010 in lionhead rabbit
Hottie jumping onto the table for a treat and jumping back into her cage.
Duration : 0:0:44
Posted on March 7th 2010 in lionhead rabbit
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