Welcome to the 13th post on My Bunny Life.
If my 13th post would have landed on a Friday... maybe I would mind it a little. At least it's good, old Tuesday and there aren't any superstitions about bunnies anyway.
BUNNY FACT: There are currently 47 recognized rabbit breeds in the United States. For pictures of them all visit the American Rabbit Breeder's Association's site, here. It's very neat to see all the varieties!
BUNNY WISDOM: A rabbit is still a bunny on the inside no matter what he or she looks like, even though some of the very fluffy ones you may have to look at twice to tell! Likewise, people have many different colors, styles, and sizes - yet the human spirit dwells in all.
Let's take a moment to think of those who are less fortunate. I came across this website, www.freerice.com, which appears to be a great way to help others. You get to play a totally free vocabulary game and the advertisers send rice to needy people. Sounds good to me.
Showing posts with label ARBA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ARBA. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Friday, November 16, 2007
Post Number 2
First off, I want to say I won't number every post... promise- hehe. Tonight I don't have a lot to write, but I've been researching more about my breed at the Illustrated Holland Lop Standard website. I will proceed with my Bunny Fact of the day.
BUNNY FACT: All standards for ARBA(American Rabbit Breeder's Association)- recognized rabbit breeds are particular, and sometimes strict. For example, the wrong color toenails could be grounds for disqualification in a "sanctioned" rabbit show. If you've noticed, my ears aren't solid "tort," so I do not have perfect color markings.
BUNNY WISDOM: Our differences may make us better or worse for certain tasks The key is to take those tasks we are good at and make them exceptional, while taking the tasks we aren't very good at and make the acceptable.
I've spent some time (with help from my friend) learning how to properly pose, as if I were in a rabbit show. I most likely never will be shown, but it is fun to practice. When I first tried I was lousy - I couldn't keep still for a moment! But I'm catching on, and doing my best.
BUNNY FACT: All standards for ARBA(American Rabbit Breeder's Association)- recognized rabbit breeds are particular, and sometimes strict. For example, the wrong color toenails could be grounds for disqualification in a "sanctioned" rabbit show. If you've noticed, my ears aren't solid "tort," so I do not have perfect color markings.
BUNNY WISDOM: Our differences may make us better or worse for certain tasks The key is to take those tasks we are good at and make them exceptional, while taking the tasks we aren't very good at and make the acceptable.
I've spent some time (with help from my friend) learning how to properly pose, as if I were in a rabbit show. I most likely never will be shown, but it is fun to practice. When I first tried I was lousy - I couldn't keep still for a moment! But I'm catching on, and doing my best.
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