Friday, October 9, 2009

New to PlushToySafari.com






Furniture and Decor - Kids Tables, Chairs, Rocking Chairs and More!





Toys and Playsets - Train Sets, Dollhouses, Doll Furniture, Playhouses, Playsets, Plush Toys, Rockers and More!

Tuesday, October 6, 2009

Kids Bedroom Furniture : Nursery Decor : Toys and More!

In addition to our kids costumes, PlushToySafari.com is proud to announce it's newest product line sure to meet your kids bedroom and nursery decor needs! Here are a few of our featured products:

Kids Costumes | Wrap n Rides | Kids Capes | Kid Safari Room Decor | Kids Bedroom Furniture : Nursery Decor | Toys and Playsets | Licensed Products

Monday, September 28, 2009

Kids Costumes : Animal Costumes : Plush Toy Costumes

Kids Costumes : Toddler Costumes :
Infant Costumes

Shop Early for the Best Selection! Big Discounts!

We now have over 65 adorable Kids Costumes, Wrap n Rides and Kids Capes!


Take a walk on the wild side with our Kids' Safari Animal Costumes and Pretend Play Costumes! Dressed like a Giraffe, Monkey, Horse or Leopard, bring the jungle to town just for fun! Unique costumes for kids feature fantasy creatures—Unicorn, Dinosaur, or Dragon! Or be a sweet pet! Choose Dalmatian Dog, Siamese Cat or Poodle Dog.


Bring to life your children's vivid imaginations with our varied and colorful animal costumes from around the world! Choose from the Egyptian Camel, the south pole Penguin, Florida Dolphin, the Underwater Octopus or the Australian Kangaroo and many others. Or expand their Farm with our Pig, Lamb, Cow,Donkey,Goat and other farm critters!

Wednesday, March 19, 2008

Bernese Mountain Dogs - Hairy, Faithful, Fun!

stuffed animal dog, large stuffed dog, Bernese Mountain DogThe Bernese Mountain Dog

Some of you may never have heard of a Bernese Mountain Dog. Well they are a versatile breed of farm dogs that originated in the canton of Berne in Switzerland, thus their name, "Bernese".

Bernese Mountain Dogs are often called “Berner” for short and they are a tri-colored large dog. They stand 23 to 27.5 inches tall and can weigh anywhere from 65 to 120 pounds. Now let’s talk about their distinctive tri-colored pattern. Their body, neck, legs, head, and ears are solid black. Their cheeks, stockings and thumbprints are a rust or tan color and lastly, their chest, muzzle, tail tip and blaze between the eyes are white. Their eyes are dark brown and with any other breed the males are a bit larger than the females but both sexes are extremely strong.

The temperament for these large dogs is pretty good. They are a well-behaved breed but they need plenty of exercise and activity in their lives. Although they don’t have much endurance, they can move with a great deal of speed for short distances when motivated. They are also very affectionate, loyal, faithful and rather intelligent. Also, they mostly like to keep to their owner and stick by their side, so they are known for leaning against or sitting on their owner’s feet.

The Bernese Mountain Dog can pull small carts and wagons, which was the task the originally performed in Switzerland. If you train them properly they can even give children rides in small carts. So, if you are looking for a sweet temperament dog who loves being around children and the family, this breed might be for you and heck you could even train them to pull your children around the backyard in a wagon.

On the other hand, if you would just love to have a hairy Bernese stay by your side, you could opt for the stuffed animal dog here: Bernese Mountain Dog Stuffed Animal.

References:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernese_Mountain_Dog

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Husky - The Cool Dog!

stuffed animal dog, husky, stuffed dogSiberian Huskies are fascinating. I’m pretty sure it has something to do with their intense blue eyes. However, did you know that not all Siberian Huskies have blue eyes? Some have brown while others will have one brown and one blue. Even more interesting is that some might have a “parti-colored” eye which means that half of their eye is brown and the other half is blue. Surprisingly enough all of these eye color configurations are considered acceptable by the American Kennel Club.

The Siberian Husky males usually stand 21 to 23.5 inches tall and weigh 45 to 60 pounds where the females stand 20 to 22 inches tall and weigh 35 to 50 pounds. Siberian Huskies can exhibit a “snow nose” or “winter nose” which means their nose is a flesh colored instead of the normal, black, gray or tan color.

You might be aware that Siberian Huskies are best known for dog sled racing. However, nowadays, they are only occasionally used as a sled dog and have instead been replaced by the Alaskan Husky, a crossbreed hound dog. On the other hand, they are still used in races restricted to purebreds. The Siberian Husky is also very popular for recreational mushing and skijoring (which is where three dogs pull a skier).

I’m going to leave you with some interesting facts about the Siberian Husky. One thing that I fond interesting about these dogs is they like to talk. They hardly ever bark, but they like to make these wolf like howls, yodels and woos. They also love to dig. That seems to be their favorite pastime, so beware of that if you are considering them as a pet. Also, SiberianHuskies can withstand extreme heat as well as extreme cold, but that doesn’t mean you should expose them to high temperatures.

Now, if you're just looking for the stuffed animal dog variety, I have a very cute Husky here: PlushToySafari.com!. We welcome you to our store and hope you enjoy your stay!

References:
Huskies 5 Not So Common Facts
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siberian_Husky

Tuesday, March 18, 2008

Labradors - The Most Likeable Dogs!

stuffed dog, plush dog, labrador stuffed toyCan you guess which dog is considered the most popular breed of dog in the world? If you guessed the Labrador you would be correct. As well as being the most popular breed in the world Labradors, affectionately called Labs, are the most popular breed to be used for assistant dogs in the United States, Australia and several other countries, as well as being used for police work.

One might wonder why Labradors are the most popular and why they are more commonly used in assisting people. It has a lot to do with their temperament. They are very gentle, intelligent, energetic, affable, and good natured dogs which in return makes them excellent companions as well as excellent working dogs.

I assume you are aware that Labradors are a relatively large breed of dog. The males typically stand 22.5-24.5 inches tall and should weigh 65 to 80 pounds and the females are 21.5-22.5 inches tall and should weigh 55 to 70 pounds. Labs come in three recognized colors, black which is a (solid black,) yellow (ranging from a light cream color to a golden color) and chocolate (medium to dark brown). Interestingly enough there is no purebred dog called a Golden Labrador. They are either called Golden Retrievers or Labrador Retrievers.

Now if you want to join thousands of other people in the world and get a Labrador there a few things you should know before you run off and buy one. Unfortunately, Labs are known to have an oral fixation issue, so if you have a lot of valuable or priceless objects in your house, you might not want this particular breed as a pet. If their chewing doesn’t bother you, just make sure you provide them with plenty of chew toys and dog proof your house. Also don’t hesitate to start training your puppy early. You might also want to consider crate training them at a very young age so you won’t have to worry about them destroying your house.

Also Labs can get a little crazy as puppies so you need to make sure you can devote the necessary time to training them and getting them the right amount of exercise they need.

If you are just interested in having one as a stuffed animal dog, then we'll be happy to have you visit us at PlushToySafari.com! Whoof!

References:
Labrador Retriever
http://www.loveyourdog.com/facts.html
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Labrador_Retriever