STEW RABBIT #LT20R

Even when he was a little bunny, Stew thought he was the unluckiest rabbit alive. After all, he reasoned, if he were really lucky, he wouldn't have been born a rabbit at all. He'd have been a hippopotamus or something neat like that. To improve his luck, he started wearing a "lucky" horseshoe tied on a string around his neck. Of course, when he went swimming, he sank right to the bottom like an anchor. He claims that the fact he's still alive is proof that the horseshoe works.

This puppet has a Sound Box hidden inside. Just press the back of his head and Stew will say "Somebody loves you!" If you would like Stew to say this to you right now, press the button under his picture.

L.T.T. International

$10.95

#2800 RABBIT

Yes, 'Rabbit.' But not just any rabbit. His name, of course, is Jack (92% of all rabbits are named 'Jack', 5% are named 'Peter', 1% are named 'Brer' and the remaining 2% are named everything else or not at all.). If you believe that, then you will be delighted to know that this particular rabbit once pulled a magician out of his hat (magician and hat not included, sorry). One thing you should believe is that this Hand Puppet Rabbit is 20 inches tall and he does have a movable mouth!

Folkmanis, Inc.

$19.95

#2594 ANGORA RABBIT

The Angora is one of the oldest types of domestic rabbit, originating in Ankara, Turkey, along with the Angora cat and Angora goat. The rabbits were popular pets with French royalty in the mid 1700s, and spread to other parts of Europe by the end of the century. They first appeared in the United States in the early 1900s. They are bred largely for their lThe Angora is one of the oldest types of domestic rabbit, originating in Ankara, Turkey, along with the ong wool, which may be removed by shearing or plucking (gently pulling loose wool). There are many individual breeds of Angora rabbits including French, German, Giant, English, Satin, Chinese, Swiss and Finnish, to name a few. Our Angora Rabbit Hand Puppet is 14 inches long and 7 inches tall with a movable mouth.

Folkmanis, Inc.

$24.95

Dutch Rabbit and Baby Dutch Rabbit

DUTCH RABBITS

The Dutch rabbit, easily identifiable by its characteristic color pattern, was once the most popular of all rabbit breeds. It is thought that the Dutch rabbit was first developed in the lowlands of the United Kingdom with ancestors from Holland and Belgium. In the beginning of the 19th century, the Dutch rabbit was imported into England where it continues to thrive today. Our Dutch Rabbit (2568) is 10 inches tall and our Baby Dutch Rabbit (2571) is 7 inches tall.

Folkmanis, Inc.

This Hand Puppet is 21 inches tall and has a workable mouth (the better to chomp carrots with).

Folkmanis, Inc.

$31.95

The shy little Brown Bunny (2268) can burrow into the crook of your arm or hop with the motion of your hand. Work all four feet and nose to animate this curious and gentle creature for your favorite rabbit tale.
Running to his burrow or nibbling on the garden, the soft and timid White Bunny (2048) is a favorite animal of young children. These Bunny Rabbit puppets are 8 inches long and just the right size for cuddling, whether on or off the hand of Mom or Dad.

$11.95

This little Finger Puppet is only 5 inches tall.

$3.95

Few things are cuter than baby rabbits, as this Baby Lop-Eared Rabbit puppet will convince you. Animate his front paws, wiggle his bewhiskered nose and prepare to see some twenty-four "carrot" smiles! This Hand Puppet is 9 inches long.

$17.95

The magician wearing this well-traveled top hat has a few tricks up his sleeve! When you poke your hand up through the velvet hat, out pops a fluffy white bunny waving his paws and twitching his nose. This Hand Puppet is 14 inches tall.

$17.95