AT HOME PETS
  • AT Home Pets Blog
  • About
  • For Sale
    • My Animals for Sale
  • My Wee Littles
    • Expecting
  • My Rabbits
  • Mice
  • Articles
  • Information on Small Animals
    • Buying a Rabbit
    • Medical Advice >
      • Area Rabbit Savvy Veternarians
    • Caring for your rabbit >
      • Feeding Your Rabbit
      • Housing your Rabbit
      • Breeding
    • Caring for Guinea Pigs
    • Rabbit Activities >
      • The Rabbit and it's Uses
    • Articles to read
    • Rabbit Supplies
    • Forums and Organizations
  • Links
    • Clubs
    • Breeders >
      • Canadian breeders
      • Non-Canadian breeders
      • Directories of Breeders
    • Rescues
    • Forums and On-line Sales
    • Breed Information

Pros and Cons of a Dead Litter

10/4/2020

0 Comments

 
Recently one of my young does had a failed litter.  Sparrow is a bit of a skittery doe, an anomaly in my herd, but sometimes skittery does settle down once they have a litter.   She failed rather spectacularly which is always sad to see.  

But with every sad thing in a rabbitry there are things to learn.  Today I thought I'd talk about some of the pros and cons of a dead litter. 
Picture

Positives of a dead litter

1. Gives you another chance to evaluate the doe.  Why did she have a dead litter?  Did you miss a genetic issue?  Is she simply too narrow to give birth to live kits?  Is it just "stupid first time doe syndrome"?
2. 
Your doe is still alive.  That means you can try again with a different buck!
3. It shows that your doe is not sterile.  Again, means you can try again. 
4. Dead kits can be turned into food as long as they haven't gone bad.   Donate to a raptor rescue, sell to a reptile guy, feed them to your furry companions, or use them for compost.  Don't just toss them in your garbage. 
5. It's just one month down the tubes.  The doe can be rebred, or sold, or culled depending on your opinion of her long-term prognosis. 
6. Gives you an opportunity to examine kits closely to see if there are any genetic abnormalities.   
Picture

Negatives of a dead litter

1. You have a dead litter.   Hopefully your doe is undamaged. 
2. If your doe passed away as well, do a necropsy to see if you can figure out why.  Use the knowledge you gain to improve your rabbitry. 
3. No kits to enjoy and care for.  
4. It is horrible to find a dead litter.  Even though I know it's part of raising animals, and that sometimes youngsters don't make it, it still is horrible.  

Have I missed anything?

These points are all I could think of, can you think of anything I have missed?
0 Comments

Why Do Rabbits Sneeze?

7/5/2020

0 Comments

 
The other day I received this message
"Since I got Lyra home, she has had at least one or two sneezing fits a day. She has no discharge and is eating drinking well. Could it be the hay? I’ve never heard a rabbit sneeze quite like that, but it’s not all the time, only once or twice a day like I said.

Any ideas or suggestions? Her cage is fairly sparse for litter training so she just has hay, wood pellets for litter in her litter box, a wood hide and a lava block to chew. Plus pellets and water."
Picture

My short response to her was "Rabbits sneeze sometimes.  If you see no snot, or wet front paws it's probably just a sneeze."  

I was reassured to hear that she saw no snot, and no wet front paws.  A sneeze is sometimes just a sneeze. 

​But what about those times when a sneeze is NOT just a sneeze and is indicative of a bigger problem?​

Causes of Sneezing

​What can cause a rabbit to sneeze?

1. Dust and other irritants

2. Allergies.
​3. Illness

Dust and other irritants

You get dust in your nose, you sneeze.  Bunnies are no different.   Irritants can be things like smoke, perfumes, air fresheners, and various dust particles.   Eliminate the irritant, relieve the sneezing.

The bedding used, or the chemicals you use to clean, could be irritants as well.   

I knew a girl who had a lovely bunny who one day started biting her and it was so surprising.  After lots of questions we tracked it down to she changed her perfume and it was negatively affecting her bunny.   She got rid of the perfume and the bunny reverted to his normal sweet self.   Not sneezing...but an example of how something we don't know about can cause a problem with your bunny. 
Picture

Allergies

People will often say "my bunny is allergic to hay."   I have a really hard time believing this one.  I tend to believe rather that the hay is dusty and the dust from the hay is the issue, not the hay itself.   Hay can be dusty and some rabbits are highly susceptible to dust particles.  Even if you don't see it, doesn't mean the dust isn't there. 

But, given the anecdotal evidence I do think that rabbits can have seasonal allergies when there is most dust and pollen in the air, or a dry summer with farmers working their fields.  Some rabbits can really struggle with the dust and other irritants that are in the air. 

I firmly believe that rabbits who really struggle with allergies or a sensitivity to dust particles should NOT be used for breeding.  There are so many rabbits out there that don't struggle, why would you perpetuate the health issue?

BESIDES a rabbit who is struggling with dust and/or allergies, would be more susceptible to the third reason.... illness. ​

Illness

Picture
Respiratory infections carry a much greater cause for concern.   Frequently they are associated with discharge from the nose and watery eyes.   You'll also see dirty front paws from the bunny wiping their noses. 

Respiratory illnesses can be very dangerous to bunnies.  It can make them so ill they can't eat, drink or breathe properly.   They tend to be highly contagious, therefore putting any of your other rabbits at risk. 

Diseases that cause snot in rabbits generally one of: 
1. Bordatella.  Treat it!  Rabbits usually recover.
2. Pasteurella.  This one is hard. Here is Dutch Rabbit's approach. 
3. Pneumonia. Often buns die from pneumonia very quickly.  It can literally have them on death's door overnight. 

Less common:
1. Allergies.
2. Tooth issues.  Drainage from the eye goes into nasal cavity.
3. Nasal Tumour.
4. Foreign body.  Hay, or some particle stuck. 
5. Trauma, such as a head attack by a predator. 

My approach to excess sneezing or snot-laden rabbits can be found in this blog post.   Always keep and use your best rabbits.  If you just have one, do your best to keep them healthy, but let them go if it's time for them to go. 
0 Comments

Hay and Hay feeders

6/25/2020

0 Comments

 
Hay.... love it or leave it, a lot of people love to feed hay to their bunnies.   There are so many viewpoints on the feeding of hay. 

The house rabbit society would have you believe that a rabbit must eat it's weight in hay every day to stay healthy. 

Many rabbit breeders simply don't feed hay, finding it a messy waste, ergo a waste of money, and unnecessary as their rabbits stay healthy. 

Both maintain healthy rabbits.   Don't you find that incredibly intriguing?   Completely opposite thought patterns, yet rabbits that are hale and hearty. 

My approach is to use hay as the gut stabilizer that it is.  Giving hay during times of transition and potential stress.  Otherwise I find alternative sources of fibre (which is why people use hay, for it's long fibre content). 

Black oil sunflower seed is one source of long fibre, as are weeds, grasses and various plants.   

For people who are allergic to hay but not to grasses and various plants as well as black oil sunflower seeds, it means they can also keep a rabbit.  They could also feed straw, corn stalks, and hay cubes. 
Picture

Use a feeder or not?

Whether you are a daily or occasional feeder you'll find yourself feeding hay.  You might choose to use a hay feeder, or simply put the hay in with your rabbits.  Both have their advantages or disadvantages. 

Homemade or purchased, hay feeders require rabbits to pull their hay out of the feeder.  This of course means you need to stuff the hay in.  I've never found a hay feeder that that didn't result in some waste simply in the process of filling it. :) 

The advantage to a hay feeder though is you can put what the rabbit needs in it so they can nibble over the course of the day.  Assuming that unlike MY rabbits yours will nibble over the course of the day.  Anytime I give my bunnies hay they gobble it all up as fast as they possibly can. They then sit on (if they get full) and poop on any remainder.   Rabbits are rather silly aren't they?  :) ​

The advantage to just tossing it in the pen is that you don't lose hay trying to stuff it into the feeder, but rabbits are more apt to sit on it immediately.  Doing so can cause them to foul it fairly quickly. 
Picture

What type of feeder?

I have made loads of feeders out of those wire cutlery baskets.  Just ziptie securely to the side of the cage, preferably over their litter box. 

I do not recommend those wire ball feeders that are often sold inexpensively.  Some rabbits are silly enough to get their head stuck in them and if that happens while you are away, your rabbit may perish due to strangulation or shock. 

To be honest though, I'm not sure, outside of the 2 in 1 feeders that I would recommend most of what they have on amazon.  And those ones I'd want to put up on a brick so the rabbit is eating higher up.  I find they waste less feed that way. Even to hang it up beside a rectangular litter box. 

The best hay feeders I've ever seen are the simplest ones.  Cutlery drawers, kleenex boxes hung outside a wire cage, circular wire ones built into a corner of the cage, etc.   Something that is less fancy and more functional. 
0 Comments

HELP!  My bunny is not peeing in her litter box.

6/24/2020

0 Comments

 
Litter training baby bunnies is sometimes a matter of patience.  Sometimes they get ideas in their head and it makes you wonder what is going on with them.   My post Help! My bunny is not peeing in her litter box is a response to one of my customers struggling with a young bunny. 

Recently one of my customers wrote to ask: 
Mr. Peanut eats his food and seems excited for it in the morning. But overnight if there is anything left or even it it's empty (as we tried last night) he gets right in and pees.    He was doing well for a few nights of not peeing outside his litter box but for the last five nights he seems to prefer peeing outside of it rather than in.  Just looking for a little advice from an expert!"
Picture

So What is a person to do?

I will freely admit that I am not an expert with house training baby bunnies.  I've trained young and adult rabbits to a litter box, but I don't claim to know all the answers.  Sometimes bunnies do things that are a bit confounding. 

For instance, why choose to use the food bin as a place to go pee AFTER having used a litter box?  I sometimes don't understand bunnies.   My guess is that one night while munching on hay, bunny had the urge to go pee, was lazy and decided to go there.  Since he peed there once, it's easy to just go pee there again. 

In this particular instance I suggested they move the feeder up higher so it's up off the floor.  You'll generally need it to be up at least six inches for this to be effective.   But if the feeder is big enough to fit an entire young rabbit that's not going to work. 

So I would simply remove the feeder at night. 

Any other Advice?

I found this video which I thought was fairly well done.  Mute the video and just read the screen as he speaks, I THINK, Spanish?  I loved his emphasis on needing patience with young bunnies.  
Sometimes you need to outsmart them, or to alter their habitat to make it easier for them to learn. 

I thought Celia Haddon had some good advice in her post about why a rabbit might stop using a litter box.   I particularly appreciated her thought that sometimes we don't know what caused our bunny to not like their litter box.  


BudgetBunny has put together a similar list as well as pointing out a possible solution.  (make it impossible for bunny to NOT use their litter box).  :) 

For some bunnies, litter box habits are vastly improved by neutering them.  One suggestion from The Rabbit house. 
0 Comments

Gestation, Grooming, Giant Rabbits

4/11/2019

0 Comments

 
Picture
You'll find a rabbit post on the "g's" of rabbits located here.   In this article I talked about Gestation, grooming and giant rabbits. 
Picture
Wafer is the largest rabbit I own.  She is half Flemish Giant.  She is a bossy but easy for everyone to get along with. She just knows what she wants and that I usually give it to her without much fuss.  :) 

Flemish Giants are the most common giant breed of rabbit in North America.  They are very similar to the Continental Giant. 
Picture
Baby rabbits are normally born 31 days after breeding.  Their mom makes them a lovely nest of fur and bedding and cares for them once or twice a day. 
Picture
This is a picture of Horatio.  He was going through a heavy moult and needed help to feel comfortable. I needed to bring him out to my board over the compost bin and pull out his tufts of fur and also run my hands through this fur backwards while slightly damp.   Doing this for 10 days helped him get through his moult without being too uncomfortable. 

Anyways, go read the full article here!
0 Comments

Ontario Plant ID

8/18/2017

 
One of the things I often talk about with my rabbit buyers is think like a rabbit when feeding them greens.

Rabbits LOVE fresh food, but not all fresh food is the most rabbit friendly.

My rabbits eat a lot of weeds out of my garden, and to my sister's chagrin, I'll even grow weeds for the rabbits.

This morning I was struggling with finding the right name for a common weed the rabbits love so I went searching for what it was called and discovered this great site for ONTARIO weeds.  

Seriously.. it's a great site.
​
Weed Info. 
Picture
What do I like about this site?

It gives common and Latin name, provides plenty of images, and has a search feature.  It will be a great site for me to refer people to if they don't know what prickly lettuce is.  

Mind.. people will still need to research if it's safe for bunnies, but if you know the true name, it makes it easier to do the research.

Take for instance one of my favourite weeds: Prickly Lettuce.
Picture
They have the write up, with black white drawings.
Then at the bottom they have pictures taken of different stages of the plants life. 

Why do I love prickly lettuce?

1. It's a thistle type plant which rabbits love
2. it's great to give to bunnies who are starting to struggle with gut issues.
3. it grows REALLY easily.  I started with one plant five years ago and now it crops up everywhere. :)
4. It keeps coming back when I cut it back for feeding.  

Tale of a wee bunny

4/22/2017

 
Picture
Feeling a bit bummed this morning. But thought this might be helpful to others.
​
BrightSong x BonFire Kit
Bred: Feb 12
Kindled March 15
​Litter of six (two DOA, one peanut)  all normals appear to be torts or oranges all solids.   Small kits as per normal with Song.

​Tort?  small kit fairly dark in colouration.   Turned out to be a smutty fawn.
Picture
Singleton left out of a litter of six, a tiny little boy.   Momma didn't want him, first foster momma didn't want him, but Daisy took him.    He was very cold when I found him after birth... I knew right them he's probably have trouble when he started to eat regular food.

He was smaller than his litter mates, perhaps half their size, but plunky!
Picture
He became a roly poly three week old and my hopes were that just maybe he'd be fine.   He hit almost four weeks and he started to fail.   My heart fell.

I removed him from the litter and put him on a straw bedding (it's a warm bedding when it has leftover fur in it).   Solid bottomed cage.  He snuggled in quietly and I wondered if he'd fail more quickly.  He was so frail and looking poorly. 

I've not had much success saving kits with entropathic illness so I wasn't holding out much hope but thought I'd try a treatment protocol that others have had some success with.  Chives with plain grass. 

I put him on grass and chives only... I figured either he'd die or he'd thrive.  and ... HE THROVE!!   He was feeling better, eating well, returning to his very sweet nature.  He was eating pellets (just a touch) and my grain mix (quite well). 
Picture
He was doing well enough to come out for pictures and to spend time exploring the world at large, sitting on a fleecy so he wasn't on the wet ground.   just a happy little bun.  I was starting to think he'd find a special needs home.  I was getting ready to put him into a regular cage. 

This morning though, I came into the rabbitry, thought he was sleeping until he didn't come to great me.   He passed away during the night, looks like he passed away in his sleep.

I am not sure what he died from... his gut issues were over and he was eating well and acting healthy.   I don't know if he had something else wrong with him as well that simply wasn't readily apparent.  He was proportioned correctly so I don't think he was an odd ball peanut that finally just failed, but his runtiness may have been a sign of something else wrong with him.

i am just so bummed.  

When Rabbits Annoy

3/18/2017

 
Picture
So BrightSong's first litter with me was a bit slow to start but overall she did an excellent job with them.  Her kits ended up being little butterballs so fed them so well.  I had HIGH HOPES for her next litter.

Her second...not so good but potentially my fault as she didn't pull sufficient fur so thought I'd add some...most rabbits are fine with that, but Song apparently was NOT.   Dug out the box and I only saved two which I promptly fostered.

This litter she AGAIN pulled very little fur and the two does I bred to go with her kindled late.  I saved chilled kits and brought them in the house to keep warm (the kits) but Song never got around to producing milk...

So as soon as I could I fostered them to SunnyRock as I know she feeds her kits well and she only had one.. but chilled once kits are easily chilled again AND they'd gone without food for a couple days so it was cross your fingers and hope! Last night I went out and found one dead, one almost dead and one doing fine (and well fed).  The one almost dead looked like it had gotten chilled again.

SINCE two kits (Sunny's single, and Song's one left) can't keep themselves warm I fostered them over the Daisy.   

​All were looking good this morning AND fed.  WOOT WOOT. 

In the future Song will only be bred with at least two other does, and come spring she'll be looking for a new home.   She's a very mild-mannered doe so I expect I can get her into a pet home no problems.  Time will tell.

Wooden Plank Fix for Rabbits Peeing on it

8/18/2016

 
I thought this was good thinking on the part of Easy Ears, mind it only works for a certain type of hutch, but it was creative thinking worthy of sharing with other eh?  :)

Poisonous Plants List

6/14/2016

 
Here is a Poisonous plant list.  

Seems an interesting list.   One surprised me as occasionally my rabbits will nibble on catnip with no ill-affects.    Though I wonder... maybe I have the catnip wanna around instead?  

​Just makes me wonder. :)
<<Previous

    Author

    I have been breeding rabbits for a quite a few years.  I thoroughly enjoy them as animals and think they make great pets.  I also like to take some of them to rabbit shows to see how they measure up to the standards.

    Picture
    You can find me on Facebook and instagram. 
    Picture
    For the BEST rabbit forum I've ever found.  Go to Rabbittalk.com.  Good for the pet rabbit owner as well as the breeder for meat or show. 
    Follow A Net In Time's board Rabbits on Pinterest.

    Categories

    All
    2012
    2013
    2014
    2015
    2016
    2017
    Abuntay
    Acorn
    Aero Bar
    Aida
    Akara
    Alice
    AliceCherry
    Animal Management
    Animal Management
    Animal Rights
    Animal Welfare
    AppleBlossom
    Aria
    Arrow
    Article
    Ascot
    Asia
    Astra
    August
    AutumnAid
    AutumnLass
    Baby
    Baccia
    BandAid
    Bandit
    BandSaw
    Basic
    Beamer
    BeautyWanda
    Beethoven
    Bella
    BellaStrand
    Benito
    BerryNose
    Billie
    Birdman
    Biscotti
    Biscuit
    Blaze
    Blaze (LH)
    Blogging The Alphabet
    Blossom
    BlueBerry
    Blue Lagoon
    BluePond
    BlueStone
    BonFire
    Bonnet
    Branchnook
    Breed Information
    Breeding
    Briarlight
    BrightSong
    BrightSparrow
    BrookAsh
    BrookPond
    BrownBand
    Buck
    Bumblestripe
    ButterBall
    Butterscotched
    Button
    CallsPlay
    CallsTimer
    Calypso
    Camden
    Captain Crunch
    Carina
    Carma
    Charm'sFrosty
    Cheeko
    Cheeky
    Chesstine
    Cheta
    ChiaSpice
    Chili
    Chinpin
    ChocoBane
    CinderFlame
    Cloudtail
    CoalDust
    Companion Oriented
    Companion-oriented
    Contest
    CookieDough
    CookieSprinkles
    Copper
    Corbin
    Creamsicle
    Cross
    Customer Service
    Customer-service
    Cyan-lh
    Daisy-gp
    Daisy-gp
    Daisyhawk
    Daisy-hl
    Dancer
    DanceStep
    Dayle
    Diablo
    Dj
    Dovewing
    DropPatch
    Duskpoppy
    DustDrop
    DustMite
    Dusty
    DustyMIller
    Dwarf Rabbits
    Echo
    Education
    Elsa
    Emma
    Endorsements
    E Rosie
    Eureka
    Feeding
    Flemish-giant
    Footsthebill
    Forest City Rabbit Club
    For Sale
    For-sale
    Gemma
    Georgia
    German
    Gerry
    Gina
    Gogo
    Goldenflower
    GraceBell
    Gregory
    Guinea Pigs
    Hailey
    Hairy-spike-gp
    Hallowflight
    HareWing
    Harlequin
    HashBrown
    Health
    HeartPria
    Heart's Cry
    Henna
    Holland Lop
    Holland-lop
    Holly
    Hollyleaf-gp
    Honeyfern-gp
    Horatio
    Housing
    Introductions
    Ivypool
    J
    Jack-hl
    Jackson
    Jewel
    Jill
    Jill Jill
    Jolea
    Joyce
    Keener
    Kettle Gp
    Kit-care
    KometSpeck
    Kovu
    LatteBranch
    Leafblossom
    Lem
    Lena
    LightCinder
    Lil-angel
    LilyBane
    Lilyflower
    Lionstripe
    Lisa
    Litter Born
    Little-dawn
    Logos
    Luna
    Marbles
    Marie
    Marilla
    Marilyn
    Marilyn'sCharm
    Maximus
    Meat Rabbit
    Meggie
    Merlo
    Merlo-hl
    Mice
    Midnight
    Milkshake
    Mini Rex
    MirandaShen
    Miscellaneaous
    Miss Q
    Mistyfoot
    Mitch
    Mittens
    Mixed Breed
    Mocha
    Moose
    Mop
    Morsel
    MossBelly
    MouseFlash
    MouseNicky
    Mousewhisker
    Natural Feeding
    Nero
    Netherland Dwarf
    News
    New Zealand
    Nicholas
    Nightlily
    Nights-cry
    Noah
    Nookncranny
    Nutmeg
    Olivia
    OpalBerry
    Oreo
    Oscar
    PartyTime
    Peach
    Pearstar
    Peek A Mommy
    Penny
    Pepper
    Peppin
    Peske
    Petey
    Pet People Pictures
    Peyton
    Pie
    Pinpin
    PistolKeeper
    PistolPete
    Pj
    Poco
    Polish
    PondFlower
    PondPuddle
    Popper
    Poppet
    Potter
    Questions Asked
    Rabbit Show
    Rain
    RainBerry
    Ranger
    RavenSpeck
    Reacher
    Redblaze
    Red-max
    Red-pete
    Rena
    Rescue
    Return
    Risensun
    Rizzo
    Rockfall
    RockSpirit
    Rodney
    Roger
    Rosepetal
    Rosewood
    Rosie-sp
    Rustic
    Sable
    Safety-issues
    Sage
    Sally
    Sandie
    Sandstorm
    Sarge
    SawOmega
    SBerry
    Scout
    ScoutFreeze
    Ser-bogs
    Shade
    ShadyBreeze
    Shaya
    SheerTangle
    Shenzi
    Shiloh
    ShimmerGrace
    Shows
    Sienna
    Silverfrost
    Skipper
    Skitter
    Slip
    Sneak-thief
    Snow
    Snowpelt
    Snow-polish
    Snowshade
    Sold
    Soldier
    Sparkle Eyes
    SparksBranch
    SpeckDrop
    Spice
    SpiceBlossom
    Spider
    Splash
    SplashHawk
    SplatterBush
    Spotlight
    Spots
    Spottedleaf
    Spottednose-gp
    Sprite
    Standard Rex
    Starburst
    Starflower
    Stevie
    Stolen
    StormLight
    StormSparrow
    Stormy
    Stream
    Summer
    Sundrop
    Sunnyrock
    Sunshadow
    SunShine
    SweetFrosty
    TangleFoot
    TangleHeart
    TangleWebb
    Tanner
    Tansy
    Tava Gp
    Tawnypelt
    Teddy
    Temp Gp
    Tempy
    ThistleStripe
    Tilly
    Timer
    Tinker-gp
    Tiny-tim
    Tipper
    TipTop
    Tm-polo1
    Tmueka03-nellie
    Toadfoot-gp
    Toffee Gp
    Tommy Tit
    Tommy Titpeter
    Tory
    TraceElement
    Tracey
    Training
    Trebel
    Triscuit
    Usefulness-of-rabbits
    Varia
    Varmints
    Vena
    Vicki
    Violet
    Vivian
    Wafer
    WebbsBeauty
    Website News
    Whiskerheart
    Whiskersong
    William
    Willowsong
    WingFlight
    Winters-coat
    Youtube
    ZestyMorsel

    Picture
    Click me to learn more about Rabbits and Guinea pigs

    Archives

    June 2022
    May 2022
    April 2022
    March 2022
    February 2022
    January 2022
    December 2021
    November 2021
    October 2021
    September 2021
    August 2021
    July 2021
    June 2021
    May 2021
    April 2021
    March 2021
    February 2021
    January 2021
    December 2020
    November 2020
    October 2020
    September 2020
    August 2020
    July 2020
    June 2020
    May 2020
    April 2020
    March 2020
    February 2020
    January 2020
    December 2019
    November 2019
    October 2019
    September 2019
    August 2019
    July 2019
    June 2019
    May 2019
    April 2019
    March 2019
    February 2019
    January 2019
    December 2018
    November 2018
    October 2018
    September 2018
    August 2018
    July 2018
    June 2018
    May 2018
    April 2018
    March 2018
    February 2018
    January 2018
    December 2017
    November 2017
    October 2017
    September 2017
    August 2017
    July 2017
    June 2017
    May 2017
    April 2017
    March 2017
    February 2017
    January 2017
    December 2016
    November 2016
    October 2016
    September 2016
    August 2016
    July 2016
    June 2016
    May 2016
    April 2016
    March 2016
    February 2016
    January 2016
    December 2015
    November 2015
    October 2015
    September 2015
    August 2015
    July 2015
    June 2015
    May 2015
    April 2015
    March 2015
    February 2015
    January 2015
    December 2014
    November 2014
    October 2014
    September 2014
    August 2014
    July 2014
    June 2014
    May 2014
    April 2014
    March 2014
    February 2014
    January 2014
    December 2013
    November 2013
    October 2013
    September 2013
    August 2013
    July 2013
    June 2013
    May 2013
    April 2013
    March 2013
    February 2013
    January 2013
    December 2012
    November 2012
    October 2012
    September 2012
    August 2012
    July 2012
    June 2012
    May 2012

    RSS Feed

Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.