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Archive |
Dog Breeds |
Bunny Roo |
Beagle |
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June, 2009 |
Breed Blurb |
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Welcome to Bunny Roo Beagle! |
Thank you for visiting Bunny Roo Beagle! This website was inspired by my rescue dog, Bunny Roo. Here you find dog adoption information, dog treat recipes, dog care information, fun stuff and so much more! So sit back, grab a dog (or a cat) relax and enjoy! Woof! |
Dog of the Week! If you would like your dog to be Dog of the Week, please send a picture and short description to: kathy@bunnyroobeagle.com - Click HERE to view the archive! |
Dog Treat Recipes! |
If you have not checked out Bunny Roo's Dog Treat Recipe Pages yet.....what are you waiting for!? You will find easy to make recipes for all types of cookes, muffins, cakes and much more! Why not make your pooch a special home-made treat this weekend? If you would like to contribute a recipe...please do! Simply send an email to recipes@bunnyroobeagle.com. |
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B is for Bunny! |
The Boston Terrier |
Reviews |
Dog of the Week Archive Page One Page Two Page Three |
Take a look at how the Puppy Cake cupcakes turned out. I'll give you a hint, the dogs thought they were pawsome! |
ICONIC DOG Pet Portraits! |
Check out the wonderful work of Gwen Rosewater! Her dog portraits are truly works of art! |
Featured Dog Treat Recipe |
Peanut & Banana Granola Cookies! |
Ingredients: |
1 Cup of Honey Granola Cereal 1 and 1/2 Cups of Wheat Flour 1/2 Teaspoon of Baking Soda 1/4 Cup of Molasses 1 Small Jar of Banana Baby Food 1/2 Cup of Peanuts (no salt!) 1 Large Egg |
Directions: |
Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease a non-stick cookie pan (I used PAM). In a large bowl combine cereal, baking soda, egg, molasses and baby food. Blend well. Next, add the peanuts! Once you have combined all of the above ingredients, slowly add the wheat flour. Mix until dough forms. (dough may |
be slightly sticky). Finally, roll the dough into balls and place on cookie sheet. Flatten with a fork and bake for 10 minutes. Cool completely before serving. Store in an airtight container. Woof! Enjoy! |
Kylie LOVES granola! YUM! |
Quick, Penny! Eat your cookie before Kylie steals it! |
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Country of Origin: United States |
The Boston Terrier is a small, compact, and muscular dog. However, don't be fooled by their small size, they are actually quite sturdy! The Boston's body is short and square. They have black noses, and large, round eyes that are set far apart. They are 15 to 17 inches in height, weigh approximately 15 to 25 pounds and live 10 to 14 years. |
The Boston Terrier is a lively, alert and intelligent dog. They are wonderful companions for people who are interested in owning a small but easy to care for breed. They are wonderful pets for the elderly and also do well with children. The Boston Terrier is a wonderful family pet as his only demand is the company of people. If left alone for long periods of time, you will most likely have one depressed dog on your hands. Trust me when I say that Boston Terrier's need plenty of love and a lot of attention. |
The Boston Terrier has an "easy care coat" which requires only occasional brushing (about once per week should suffice). Their coats are traditionally brindle or black with even white markings. Because of their short faces, Boston Terrier's are prone to breathing problems. Special attention should be paid in the summer due to the fact that they tend to over -heat quite easily. Skin tumors are also common in this breed. |
Though small, Boston's have minds of their own and can be quite stubborn. They are somewhat difficult to train, however, if training sessions are short, consistent and based on positive reinforcement; it is not an impossible task! In other words, they are quick to learn if they enjoy the learning process! Boston terrier's not only love people, they enjoy being around other animals as well. As with all dogs they truly benefit from early socialization. Fair warning, strong minded males may show some aggression towards other males. |
Over all, Boston Terriers are lively, affectionate, intelligent, gentle and playful. They thrive in country settings, however, they make wonderful city pets as well. If you would like to learn more about this spunky, adorable breed, please visit: The Boston Terrier Club of America. To learn more about Boston Terrier adoptions, please visit: Adopt a Pet! |
Adoption is the BEST Option! |
Meet Maximus, our Dog of the Week! Maximus, also known as Max, is a Cocker Spaniel and Labrador mix. He is seven years old and lives in New Hampshire. Max is a big fan of prime rib (yummy!), cheese and peanut butter. He also loves hugs and kisses (awww!). His favorite toy is a hedgehog and of course, whatever his best buddy Louis happens to be playing with. Thanks for being our Dog of the Week, Max. You are adorable! |
Thanks for stopping by! Don't be a stranger! Woof! |