This week, Anni has suggested "Wild Animals" as our theme and she has created this most beautiful piece of art to inspire us. Thankyou, Anni!!
You can find her blog HERE
This tips for my all friends hope you like this thanks Whether you decide to let your rabbit roam free in your entire home or just a limited area, it is important that you make everything rabbit-safe. One little bunny can easily find a whole lot of trouble in an average home. Because rabbits like to chew, make sure that all electrical cords are out of reach and outlets are covered. Chewing through a plugged-in cord can result in severe injury or even death. Their chewing can also result in poisoning if the wrong objects are left in the open or in unlocked low cabinets. Aside from obvious toxins like insecticides, rodenticides, and cleaning supplies, be aware that common plants such as aloe, azalea, Calla lily, Lily of the Valley, philodendron, and assorted plant bulbs can be poisonous to rabbits. If kept in a cage, rabbits need a lot of room to easily move around. A rabbit’s cage should be a minimum of five times the size of the rabbit. Your rabbit should be able to completely stretch out in his cage and stand up on his hind legs without bumping his head on the top of the cage. Additionally, cages with wire flooring are hard on rabbits’ feet, which do not have protective pads like those of dogs and cats. If you place your rabbit in a wire cage, be sure to layer the floor with cardboard or other material facts about rabbits
Great theme and beautiful sample. I hope my entry is wild enough.
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Hugs Anja
Mine is on my blog.
ReplyDeleteGreat sample, Anni.
You can find my entry here Thanks for looking.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful sample! Here's mine, on my blog.
ReplyDeleteHello girls!Hope everything is fine!Here is my entry:
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My piece of wild animal silliness is on my blog.
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Lovely sample. It has such a delicacy to it! Mine is here.
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My wild animal is not as majestic as most, but wild none-the-less. Take a look at:
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My entry is on my blog:
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What a beautiful sample! My wild cats are here.
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What a beautiful example, Anni. It speaks eloquently for Africa's wild animals! My whimsical piece is on my blog HERE
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ReplyDeleteMy friendly wild animals are on my Foxglove Hollow blog.
That is beautifully done!
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Here is my card
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Wonderful sample!
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ReplyDeletewild animals are any animals that can´t be tamed, right? ;)
here is my contribution. thanks for looking and leaving a comment :)
Beautiful sample by Anni!
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Gorgeous example, Anni. My piece is on my blog at:
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Thanks for the great challenge on one of my favorite themes!
here is my entry
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thanks for looking
Wonderful sample and quote. And there are times when my heart burns for Africa itself, such a beautiful continent.
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The word 'here' seems to have got lost against the black background in my previous comment, so:
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My entry
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A little late, but my entry is on my blog here.
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This tips for my all friends hope you like this thanks Whether you decide to let your rabbit roam free in your entire home or just a limited area, it is important that you make everything rabbit-safe. One little bunny can easily find a whole lot of trouble in an average home. Because rabbits like to chew, make sure that all electrical cords are out of reach and outlets are covered. Chewing through a plugged-in cord can result in severe injury or even death. Their chewing can also result in poisoning if the wrong objects are left in the open or in unlocked low cabinets. Aside from obvious toxins like insecticides, rodenticides, and cleaning supplies, be aware that common plants such as aloe, azalea, Calla lily, Lily of the Valley, philodendron, and assorted plant bulbs can be poisonous to rabbits. If kept in a cage, rabbits need a lot of room to easily move around. A rabbit’s cage should be a minimum of five times the size of the rabbit. Your rabbit should be able to completely stretch out in his cage and stand up on his hind legs without bumping his head on the top of the cage. Additionally, cages with wire flooring are hard on rabbits’ feet, which do not have protective pads like those of dogs and cats. If you place your rabbit in a wire cage, be sure to layer the floor with cardboard or other material
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Nice stuff !! Thanks for sharing , keep it continuous..
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