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| Decorating a Bedroom in a Zhu-Zhu Pets Theme - Associated Content Posted: Zhu-Zhu Pets are battery-operated hamsters that use tunnels, cars, baby carriages, drive-thru windows, and more. They are absolutely adorable, and many little girls choose to embellish their bedroom in this fun  Decorate with a Life-Size Play Tunnel for Kids The most popular faux fur hamsters are well-known for their colorful plastic tunnels. They race up and down and all around, and kids enjoy guiding them from one end to the next. When decorating a bedroom in a Zhu-Zhu Pets theme, use a brightly colored life-size play tunnel for kids. They can become giant hamsters and have fun crawling through the tunnels that decorate their bedroom. Hang a Colorful T-Shirt on a Bare Bedroom Wall Wall décor does not have to come from a home decorating store to look great. Some of the very best bedroom decorating items for kids are toys and items meant to adorn the body. Buy an extra Zhu-Zhu Pets t-shirt, and use it to decorate a bare wall. Simply attach it with tacks to add tremendous color and appeal. Hang Eye-Catching Lettering on a Bedroom Wall Words spelled out with painted wooden or foam block letters are often used when decorating a child's bedroom walls. Skip the name and add to the decorating theme of the bedroom with lettering. Buy wooden or foam letters, and spell out Zhu-Zhu Pets to create a colorful focal point. Paint the letters to coordinate with the colors in the bedroom, and mount them with poster putty. They would look great on a wall above a child's bed or below the aforementioned t-shirt décor. Set up a Tunnel Around the Entire Bedroom As previously mentioned, toys are ideal when decorating a bedroom for kids, especially when decorating in a popular hamster theme. Set up a play tunnel that extends around the entire bedroom or at least a great portion of it. Interactive decorations serve multiple purposes, and they will greatly add to the theme of the space. This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
| N.J. owners, pets attend speed dating event at Randolph dog training, day care center - NJ.com Posted: Published: Monday, February 14, 2011, 8:00 AM RANDOLPH — Call it puppy love. Duncan, a 3-year-old Sheltand Sheepdog, and Merlin, a 2-year-old Border Collie, sniffed and scoped each other out as their owners, Scott Riotto of Succasunna and Denise Saracco of Newton, began to chat. Moments later, initial tension gave way to laughter and a friendly gesture from one dog owner to another as Saracco bent down to pet Duncan. Eager to please, Duncan sprang up to greet her. "No jumps," Riotto commanded. "It's okay," Saracco said, petting the sheltie. "My dog does it all the time." Then, both man and mutt were off to meet another human-dog combo. This was speed dating dog-lover style at the Morris K-9 Campus in Randolph. In six-minute intervals dog owners and their pets socialized at Thursday's gathering in hopes of finding romance, or just a new friend. The underlying message was clear: Love me, love my dog. It was the first speed dating event for the dog training and day care center in Morris County but similar social meet-ups geared at sparking romance for pet owners are popping up across the state as pets take on a bigger role in their owners' lives, according to Kelly Vanasse, spokeswoman for St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center in Madison. "Pets are a member of the family and if you truly love your dog, you want to meet someone who loves your dog as well," said Vanasse, who also works with Morris K9 Campus and a half dozen animal shelters, clinics, and doggy day camps. "Relationships break up but your pets are always there to love you unconditionally. They're taking on a more important role in peoples' lives," she said. To create just the right mood, the K-9 campus transformed its obedience training room into a Valentine's Day-themed area that catered to singles as well as man's best friend. About 40 humans, with their dogs in tow, circulated among tall tables decorated with flameless candles. They carried plastic Margarita glasses in one hand and leashes in the other. Meanwhile, pets like Mandy, a 19-month-old Havanese, enjoyed doggy-friendly black-and-white cookies shaped like hearts. Four-legged friends also mingled near the bar, which featured "doggy wines" in flavors like Barkundy (beef flavor) and White Sniff-n-Tail (salmon flavor). Geri Curran of Cranford said she doesn't date much, but she did exchange phone numbers and e-mails at the event. If she does go out, she said, she wants to spend time with someone who cares about animals. "You can tell a lot about a person by their dog — by the way they treat their dog," said Curran, 45, owner of a black terrier mix named Violet. Riotto, a high school teacher who works a second job teaching evenings at Morris County College, said he got divorced five years ago. He didn't like online dating using one well-known company and has moved on to another. The 42-year-old said he still considers himself a "hopeless romantic," although his recent serious relationships, all with other dog owners, went to the, well, dogs. "Duncan and I are still here," Riotto said. Laura Jimenez, 39, said she's given up on the singles' bar scene. Bonding over pets just happens naturally, she said. "Right away you have something to talk about for a couple hours at least," said the Morris Plains resident, with Jackie O, her tiny white Pomeranian, tucked under her arm. But Fido can also yank you away just as fast. "Your dog will tell you if they don't like somebody," Jimenez said. Hunter, a 3-year-old smooth-coated collie, strode around the room as Tony Bennett crooned "The Way You Look Tonight." He played the cool wing man for Barbara Greenberg, 51, as the Whippany resident made the rounds chatting up other folks in the room. "We feel more confident with our dogs," she said. This entry passed through the Full-Text RSS service — if this is your content and you're reading it on someone else's site, please read our FAQ page at fivefilters.org/content-only/faq.php |
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