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If the baby bunnies are 3-4 days old, can I move them into a "dog bed = nesting box?

May 26, 2009 by Stephanie LeFew Tampa Realtor | Posted in Other - Pets

Will the mother be too upset at this early of a move and then ignore the babies till they die?

Well is to early to move them, they will b ok cause there mom take her own hair to keep them warm, and yeah the mom can be upset, if u need more info, just send m a email I have 6 baby bunnies they r one week old.

Just send m a email I have like 20 bunnies LOL and all was born in my house so I know about bunnies LOL

Oh but if u want to move just put everything on it, like everything where they are ( hair and stuff) LOL

P.R.A | May 26, 2009


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Holly Hill business named finalist in Office Depot/NASCAR contest

01.09.11

HOLLY HILL -- When Tony Stewart's car circles the pursue at Atlanta Motor Speedway this Sunday evening, restricted business owners Kacie and Chris Howard will be in the stands cheering him on to success.

If Stewart wins the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series AdvoCare 500 spillway, the Holly Hill couple will win $1 million.

But even if he doesn't, the Howards will still have reasons to lionize.

As one of two finalists in an Office Depot/NASCAR sweepstakes dispute, the couple will receive a $10,000 makeover of their Holly Hill occupation, HuckleBerry Pets, and will have their logo displayed on the racecar Stewart drives during the AdvoCare 500.

What's more, if Stewart finishes the family higher than Greg Biffle, the other Office Depot-sponsored NASCAR driver competing in the AdvoCare 500, HuckleBerry Pets will be named the 2011 "Proper Small Business of NASCAR, courtesy of Office Depot."

Biffle is representing the other finalist in the Assignment Depot/NASCAR small business promotion: Sara Mortensen, who owns Bales Mold Utility Inc. in Downers Grove, Ill.Launched last year, HuckleBerry Pets makes and sells particularly dog beds.

Source: Daytona Beach News-Journal

Choosing the Right Dog Bed

by admin

Like humans, dogs need their own space, they need sleep, and relaxation, and the best way to achieve this is with a quality dog bed. Dog beds are one of the most important dog supplies that you need to invest in when you bring home your cute puppy.

Dogs come in all shapes and sizes, and so do dog beds. There is definitely no substitute when it comes to measuring your dog for selecting dog beds, but here is a quick thumb rule that you will help you in trying different size beds:

1. All extra-small dogs have their weight around or under 10 lbs and this includes dog breeds like the Chihuahuas, small terriers, poodle and any other miniature or teacup dog breeds. Most of the dog beds designed for small or extra small dogs as well as cats should be almost 19” long and 19” wide or even smaller. The nesting type of dog beds should have a diameter of less than 22 inches.

2. Different type of small dogs come in different sizes although their weight will be less than 25 pounds. Some of the small dog breeds include Dachshunds, terriers, Lhasa Apso, Miniature Schnauzer, small Poodles, Pug, Whippet, Shih Tzu, and many others. Most of the small dog beds have been designed in such a way that they will fit small dogs and will be in the range of 25-30” long and 25-30” wide. The nesting type of dog beds should have a diameter of around 25-30 inches.

3. The medium dogs stand 13-21″ tall from the ground to the shoulder and will weigh anywhere from 30 to 60 pounds. Some of the popular breeds include the Cocker Spaniel, Australian Cattle Dog, Finnish Spitz, Keeshond and Bulldogs. While choosing nest dog beds you need to ensure that the bed has a diameter of 30-35 inches and while the pillow dog beds should measure 35” long by 35” wide.

4. Large dogs stand anywhere from 21-26 inches tall and weigh anywhere between 60 to 90 pounds. Some of the popular breeds include Chows, Akita, Dalmatian, English Setter, Doberman Pinscher, Golden Retriever, as well as the Siberian Husky. The nest dog beds for large dogs should have a diameter of 40-45 inches while the pillow dog beds should measure 45” long by 45” wide.

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