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All pets need daily exercise, including a middle-aged pet rock. Take the gray pet rock named Stony from his 1970s box, dust him off and play a few games together. The original pet rock from Baja, Mexico, can sit, stay and roll over, but it still hasn't mastered the jump command. more »
Pet rocks truly love to feel they are unique. If you paint your pet rock, don’t be surprised if it struts around and gets a big head. But, if you are a good pet rock owner you can teach your rock that it is not polite to show off. more »
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One of the things that pet rocks look forward to is going to school with their owners. Whether you are taking your pet rock to school for show and tell, or if your pet rock will just sit in your locker, these tips can help make the experience more memorable for both of you. more »
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