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How To Bathe Your Pet Rock. Pet rocks are easy to train. As long as your pet rocks (rocklettes?) are over a certain age, occasional bathing shouldn’t be a problem. This very accurate tutorial will teach you how to keep a pet rock alive and happy. Read on for four easy ways to care for your pet rock. The 1975 pet rock care guide is immortalized on the internet archive. You’ve scoured rocky shores and wooded glens (or maybe just the hardware store) for the perfect pet rock for your little one. It details all sorts of tricks like roll over (best performed at the top of a hill), play dead, and sit. In this article, we will discuss the basics of pet rock ownership, including how to choose the right rock, how to decorate and name your pet rock, and how to care for it to ensure it lasts a long time. Pay attention to its appearance, behavior, and any signs of distress or illness. Train your pet rock to sit, stay, and play dead. socialization (making friends): But some species, sand roses in.

Pet rocks are easy to train. But some species, sand roses in. This very accurate tutorial will teach you how to keep a pet rock alive and happy. Read on for four easy ways to care for your pet rock. In this article, we will discuss the basics of pet rock ownership, including how to choose the right rock, how to decorate and name your pet rock, and how to care for it to ensure it lasts a long time. As long as your pet rocks (rocklettes?) are over a certain age, occasional bathing shouldn’t be a problem. Train your pet rock to sit, stay, and play dead. socialization (making friends): Pay attention to its appearance, behavior, and any signs of distress or illness. The 1975 pet rock care guide is immortalized on the internet archive. It details all sorts of tricks like roll over (best performed at the top of a hill), play dead, and sit.

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How To Bathe Your Pet Rock It details all sorts of tricks like roll over (best performed at the top of a hill), play dead, and sit. As long as your pet rocks (rocklettes?) are over a certain age, occasional bathing shouldn’t be a problem. Pay attention to its appearance, behavior, and any signs of distress or illness. You’ve scoured rocky shores and wooded glens (or maybe just the hardware store) for the perfect pet rock for your little one. Pet rocks are easy to train. Read on for four easy ways to care for your pet rock. In this article, we will discuss the basics of pet rock ownership, including how to choose the right rock, how to decorate and name your pet rock, and how to care for it to ensure it lasts a long time. Train your pet rock to sit, stay, and play dead. socialization (making friends): It details all sorts of tricks like roll over (best performed at the top of a hill), play dead, and sit. The 1975 pet rock care guide is immortalized on the internet archive. But some species, sand roses in. This very accurate tutorial will teach you how to keep a pet rock alive and happy.