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

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Lovely, written tutorial on how to crochet ears. This ear does belong to a human, creepy but too realistic not to try! 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.

Once the ears are cut out, assemble them on the first rectangle. Then, let the kids decorate the ears and band with crayons and markers. This will make the ears one of a kind.

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It is clear from our blog why we adore rabbit ears for our dogs so much. They help with gut health and mental health of your dog. This pattern includes one size that fits for a child to an adult. Instructions are very detailed and have step by step photos. This is a simple item great for the beginning crocheter and everyone in between. 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

When you think of a poodle, what kind of dog do you think of? Many of us immediately imagine the Toy Poodle. However, that is only one of the many types of Poodle out there. Sure, the Toy Poodle is iconic, but as a breed, the Poodle has a surprising amount of variety and versatility. Poodles can be athletic, rambunctious, energetic – just about anything under the sun. At least relative to the expectations of Poodles that many people bring to the table. There are three varieties of Poodle, and according to the American Kennel Club, the oldest of these varieties is the large or ‘Standard’ variety. The Poodle was bred to have a water-resistant coat – which helps explain the quality of the current dog’s coat – that was eventually groomed and patterned according to taste and style rather than worrying simply about functionality. Other types of Poodle today include Toy and Miniature. Although they retain the main traits of their full-sized relatives, their compact size makes them a perfect fit for condo and apartment dwellers. They are generally quite well behaved pooches who can get on well within a small space and can be left alone for extended periods of time without causing too much trouble. Let’s take a closer look at the Bernese Mountain Dog’s characteristics and see if it’s really right for you and your family. It’s hard to go wrong with large dogs that are used to activity and companionship, but there might be something about the Bernese Mountain Dog that convinces you this breed is the one for you and yours. When I helped run our parent group’s annual Easter egg hunt, I made the bunny ears in advance for all of the kids attending. This saved time for other activities and every child had a pair in time for the Easter egg hunt. 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).This cute earflap can be made in 2 colors of your choice and you will need a U.S. G and worsted weight yarn in making the hat part. This is an easy and great pattern for beginners. Scours the intestine: The scouring effect also goes way beyond the removal of eggs and worms in the digestive tract. The digestive tract gets a thorough cleanse of all matter within it whether that be undigested food or dead tissue. Rabbit ears are excellent for your dog. Rabbit ears can offer your dog some special health advantages, including better digestion, better dental health, reduced anxiety, and possibly lower worm infestations. Allergen-free: Many dogs suffer from food allergies or sensitivities, but rabbit meat is considered hypoallergenic, meaning it's less likely to cause an allergic reaction.

First off, a significant amount of rabbit ears produced by the rabbit meat industries is discarded needlessly. Animals have an innate understanding of which animal parts will help them survive in the wild. We can tell that this is the case because dogs adore eating rabbit ears. A great way to reduce waste is to use animal parts that humans would not typically consider edible such as bunny ears. Reason # 2: Natural Wormer If you're new to feeding bunny ears to your dog or want to try it for the first time, you might not be aware of the benefits of these treats for your dog. Here are seven reasons why bunny ears are good for dogs: Reason # 1: Reduced Wastage The intestines' capacity to absorb nutrients is increased as a result of the hair's gentle removal of trapped, undigested food as it passes through the intestines.

So, are rabbit ears good for dogs? The answer is that it depends on your individual dog and their specific needs. While rabbit ears can be a healthy and natural treat for some dogs, others may be better off avoiding them due to the risk of choking or overconsumption of protein and calories. The fur from the rabbit ears can bulk the dog's stools and help with their toileting. The way that roughage and fibre can help humans is similar to what rabbit ears does for dogs. This crochet ears pattern includes instructions for the Elephant Ears, all four sizes (Infant to Adult Large) of the Ear-flap Beanie and how to combine them both to make your one-of-a-kind Elephant Beanie! Improved dental health: Since rabbit ears are dried, they create an abrasive action against the surface of the teeth as they are chewed. This removes plaque and food material build up. For most dogs, rabbit ears are an excellent treat option several times a week, and your dog is sure to love them!