Easter Bunny Gray & Pink Rabbit Ears for Large Dogs Headband by Midlee

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Improved gum and dental health: Rabbit ears are firm and leathery in texture. This means that the ear acts like a natural tooth brush as it is consumed. The fur and skin binds and flosses around the teeth and gums as they are chewed. This acts to remove plaque and maintain healthy teeth and gums for the dog. Deer antlers: If you’re looking for a natural treat which is long lasting, deer antlers are a real winner. They can last months, and don’t splinter or break, like bones. The chewing action on the deer antlers helps your dog deal with their anxiety, as well as clean their teeth. These are perfect for dogs who need a low fat alternative, as they are generally not ingested. Limit the number of rabbit ears you give your dog each day to avoid overconsumption of protein and calories. It has been demonstrated that feeding dogs raw rabbit ears will help them maintain healthy anal glands, stop them from rubbing their butts on your carpet and lower the number of infections and side effects they will encounter. Reason # 6: Reduces Anxiety

If you’re looking to add another member to your family, you should adopt a dog from a shelter. There are thousands of dogs looking for a forever home and chances are you’ll find a loving companion that will give you and your family years of unconditional love.

For most dogs, rabbit ears are an excellent treat option several times a week, and your dog is sure to love them! When you find a potential dog, approach the cage carefully and calmly so it sniff you. Don’t be alarmed if a shelter dog growls or barks at you – it may be wary of strangers, especially since so many come through the shelter every day. Take the dog out of its cage (with the assistance of the shelter staff, or course) and take it for a walk. Keep in mind that this dog probably has some pent up energy and is raring to go (hey, you would too if you were kept in a cage all day).

This also has separated instructions for baby sizes to adult sizes. This cute piggy ears headwrap is for all ages, perfect baby photo prop or piggy costume! When you think of a dog with a classic, tri-colored coat appearance, there’s a good chance you imagine the Bernese Mountain Dog. A type of Sennenhund from Switzerland, this large dog has the athleticism, temperament, and general sociability that many people would consider makes it an ideal pet. Originally farm dogs, they’re accustomed especially to country life and have a general ability to get along with animals of different species like horses and cows, making them ideal for, of course, farmers.Another idea is to set up making bunny ears as one of your Easter party activities. Print out your Free Printable Bunny Ears before the party. Depending on the ages of your guests, you can pre-cut the ears or have the kids cut them out. I left the bunny ears flat instead of attaching the headband together. This way they were easier to decorate and the parents could measure them to fit their child’s head. But while we know there’s no rabbit DNA in the pooches that follow below, it’s still fun to take a peek at which breeds could, if they so choose, pass themselves off as that famed hopping hare. The right and left ears are separate patterns, so be sure not to make two of the same and think you can flip it. Decreased anxiety: Chewing has been scientifically proven to trigger a release of endorphins, which will help your dog relax and feel less anxious. Chewing is an ideal stress-relieving distraction during phobic events, such as fireworks or thunderstorms.

After the ears are looking their best, attach the second two rectangles and help the child create the headband. Be sure to add their name to the inside of the band in case they take them off. This includes a pattern for the Doggy Earflap Hat in 4 sizes to fit: baby (0-6 months), toddler (6 months-2 years), child (3-8 years), a big kid (9 & up).

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The Lurcher is a particularly unique breed of dog because its appearance can be greatly varied depending on breeding. Technically, a Lurcher is a cross between a sighthound and any non-sighthound breed, but it often takes the appearance of a Greyhound or Saluki. These dogs are intelligent and hardy, ideal for hunting applications. These dogs are known for their working skills as well as their speed and excellent eyesight. Avoid if your dog has sensitive guts and monitor for diarrhoea after they’ve tried them for the first time. Rabbit ears could be the ideal solution if your dog can't handle a lot of treats. Reason # 4: Good For Your Dog’s Teeth