Rating Newest Oldest. Best Answer: The weight limit is 25 lbs. but they also say you should not use it if you baby can sit up without help. The baby could tip in the seat and not be able to catch themself and they'd fall out. The instructions call it an active baby.
Blankets and sheets can be made from spun rabbit fur. Rabbit fur hides can also be sewn together to make blankets or shams. The fur is thickest and more uniform in winter, however, and limited to the color white. Summer furs are varied in lengths but can give greater range in color, including browns and reds.
A few wild members of the bunny clan change their color schemes twice every year. In summer they wear brownish greys and for winter they change to outfits of snowy white. These turncoats happen to be bares, long legged leapers who live out in the open where winter snows blanket the scenery. In summer the Arctic bare wears drab brown that matches the mottled browns of his native tundra. When winter covers his world with snow he sheds his summer coat and grows a thicker one of fluffy white. The prairie bare, alias the white tailed jack rabbit, lives in the Rockies and on the far northern plains. He also changes color with the seasons. The most charming changeable bunny is the varying hare, alias the snowshoe rabbit. In summer he wears a reddish brown coat with a white vest.