Tips and Tricks to Take a Good Picture 2 (costumes)

You really can't convince your rabbit to just stay. All you've got to do is to get them treats and keep them eating until you're done with the pictures. If you want to learn other basic tricks, consider checking out what I posted previously here.

As the title states, this post is on costumes that will work with your rabbit and maybe with your other pets. While you have completed the beginning tasks, you can make your photos with more pizzaz with costumes!

Now, you don't need to purchase any costumes. I just looked around the house for scraps of costumes from halloween like a pumpkin hat and a tiger tail. 

But if you are really limited with costumes, consider a ribbon or a scarf. Something that you use. Remember though, your rabbit will probably hate the ribbon. I used my rabbit's most adored treats when I used this, but other then that, I gave them something less fattening like a vegetable.

You may just place the scarf or hat lightly over their back or just put it near them.  Anything festive and light is nice to rest it on the back of your bunny because they would really hate anything caught on their leg or neck. Make sure and double check you aren't chocking them at all because that is just harsh. (Duh)

Can you guess what they are?

Remember that costumes are for a little more intermediate picture taking of your pet and safety is No.1 at all times. 

Costume-less pictures with a great fancy back round can look just as great as a picture with a costume. Try different things!

If you have any suggestions or anything at all, send them to me by typing it in the comments.