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THE WEIRS TIMES, Thursday, February 11, 2010
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AND TOURISTS’ GAZETTE
presents
Be My
Valentine
Let Your Sweetheart Know You Care!
RAbbits from 3 those little teeth, no elec- deficient for your lago-
points on the sociability trical wires and such. morphs guaranteeing an
scale. Provide lots of toys made unhealthy pet. Rabbits
Happy Valentine's Day!
Rabbits can be litter of wood, cardboard, wick- require a good supply
box trained. Using or- er or paper. Rabbits will daily of quality grass hay
ganic litter top dressed play fetch and retrieve! such as timothy, broom
with a little hay located or orchard grass, along
20-50% of_f storewide
in a quiet corner within False with fresh leafy greens.
the rabbit enclosure once Rabbits make great Measured pellets should
he starts using that area, pets for children. Ac- be given in limited quan-
he will likely gravitate to tually the activity and tity.
We have the largest selection that spot. Add another voice levels from children Rabbits only live a few
in the White mountains!
box elsewhere and your make most rabbits very years so no long commit-
rabbit can be given a uncomfortable. They do ment is necessary – in
larger area to roam. better in quieter environ- fact, well cared for indoor
Rabbits can co-exists ments. Rabbit do not like rabbits live 8-10 years.
-diamonds- diamond rings-earrings- happily with cats, other to be picked up. If you some have been known to
-colored gem stones-
bunnies and well be- are looking for a pet that live well into their teens,
haved dogs. Being super will submit to hours of easily the same life span
social they thrive in the cuddling and close con- as many dogs.
company of their own tact, the rabbit is not for
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Rabbits need special- for basic nail care and ownership make an in-
ized veterinary care. grooming, they prefer to formed decision. Should
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familiar with the unique rather than being carried the pets for you please
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