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Lop-Eared
Rabbits: 2004 Wall Calendar
The floppy-eared rabbits pictured in this 2004 wall
calendar are among the most darling creatures within
the world of lagomorphs. The English lop-eared rabbit
is one of the oldest breeds of domestic rabbits.
They vary in size, color, and ear length, but nevertheless
remain cute, soft, furry and gentle. Although they
are quiet animals, lop-eared rabbits manage to convey
a world of emotion with their gentle eyes and pleasant
demeanor. The calendar includes days of the week,
months and international holidays in English, French,
Spanish and German as well as moon phases. Also
included is a bonus page featuring September –
December 2003. |
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Bunny
Rabbits by Lynn Stone: 2004 Wall Calendar
Adorable bunnies in garden settings are sure to
provide a hoppy new year in this new calendar. |
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Rabbits
by Mimi Cotter: 2004 Wall Calendar
This perennial favorite leads us to understand why
this quiet animal has created quite a vocal following.
Furry, soft, and gentle with big eyes and long ears,
these wonderful animals are a delight to hold. Although
they are bought as pets for children, rabbits thrive
outside in the country. This 2004 wall calendar
is perfect for any animal lover. Photography by
Mimi Cotter. The calendar includes days of the week,
months and international holidays in English, French,
Spanish and German as well as moon phases. Also
includes a membership form for the House Rabbit
Society.
Featured rabbits include:
New Zealand White, Netherlands Dwarf, Red Satin,
Hotot Dwarf mix, English Spot mix |
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Hamsters:
2004 Wall Calendar
The hamster is a small rodent with a short tail
and large cheeks to store food. Their colors vary,
but golden hamsters appear to be the most popular
among hamster owners. This 2004 wall calendar is
for anyone that has ever had a hamster or still
has one. The pictures of these creatures will fill
hearts with joy. Eye these adorable hamsters hard
at work, play and of course...eating. The calendar
includes days of the week, months and international
holidays in English, French, Spanish and German
as well as moon phases. Also included is a bonus
page featuring September – December 2003. |
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Hamsters:
2004 Wall Calendar
These little fur-balls are cute beyond cute. Rodent
fans won't be able to resist snapping up this collection
of portraits. The calendar lists international holidays
as well as moon phases and includes a bonus page
featuring September – December 2003. |
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Guinea Pigs:
2004 Wall Calendar
They’re not actually members of the swine
family, but these little guinea pigs are liable
to cause squeals of delight. Short-eared, plump,
and furry, guinea pigs are native to South America
but have adapted to life in other climates. These
domesticated rodents have become popular pets among
children. This darling 2004 wall calendar helps
to show why so many love the guinea pig. The calendar
includes days of the week, months and international
holidays in English, French, Spanish and German
as well as moon phases. Also included is a bonus
page featuring September – December 2003. |
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