Q: An aggressive rabbit has learnt to bite and scratch in order to avoid being picked up. Be aware that your rabbit is doing this out of fear and unease around humans. Gradually gain your rabbit's trust. Don't try forcing your rabbit to cuddle or sit in your lap. Hiding can decrease his stress levels, so he may feel comforted knowing that he has lots of places to hide. This will also make your rabbit feel more secure. At first, do not attempt to handle him, but offer treats (you can even feed him dandelions!) so that he associates tasty foods with human company. Sit down beside the hutch every day, talking in a soothing voice and giving treats, so he learns humans are no threat. You can offer several kinds of fruits to your rabbit, such as grapes, apples, blueberries, and raspberries. Be sure to only give a very small amount, like a single grape or a couple of raspberries. As your rabbit starts to venture out of his hiding place for treats, try to touch him briefly while he eats a treat. As the days and weeks go by, increase the amount of time you touch him until he's comfortable. Then you can try to entice him onto your lap (seated on the ground of course). This is also a great way of gaining a timid, frightened rabbit's trust.
A: Avoid handling a rabbit that's biting or scratching. Provide plenty of hiding places for your rabbit. Start keeping your rabbit company. Begin interacting gradually.

Q: Tap the Imgur app icon (mobile), or go to https://www.imgur.com/ in your browser (desktop). If you aren't signed into Imgur, select the sign in option and enter your Imgur email address and password. On mobile, you'll have to tap your profile icon and then tap Sign in or Sign up. Click New post at the top of the page and then click Browse (desktop), or tap the camera icon at the bottom of the screen (mobile). Click or tap the photo that you want to upload. On mobile, you may need to tap Allow access to photos or something similar at the bottom of the screen before you can select a photo. Click Open (computer) or tap Next (mobile). Imgur requires each post to have a title, so click the "Give your post a title" field (desktop) or tap the "Post Title" field (mobile), then type in the title that you want to use for your photo. Click Share to community (desktop) or tap Post in the upper-right side of the page or screen. Your image will be uploaded to Imgur.
A: Open Imgur. Select the "Upload" option. Select a photo. Confirm your selection. Enter a title. Upload the photo.

Q: They should be almost room temperature before placing them in the oven. Leave the oven on, as you will be returning the ribs to cook with the sauce. At this point, the meat should begin to pull away from the bones and the bones should be loose in their sockets. If your baby back ribs were starting to dry out when you added the sauce, reduce the cooking time to about 20 minutes.
A: Preheat your oven to 300F (149C), (150 degrees Centigrade). Remove the baby back ribs from the refrigerator and let them sit on the counter while the oven preheats. Cook the ribs for 2 hours and then remove them from the oven. Open the foil carefully and check the ribs to see if they are cooking properly. Pour the purchased or homemade sauce over the ribs and close the foil. Return the ribs to the oven and cook for 30 more minutes.

Q: You should wait to prune the plants until they are getting 6 or more hours of sun a day and they are filled with blooms. Once blooms start to die, you can start deadheading. Unlike deadheading by hand, the plant will do best with a sharp cut. Choose 1 that has several dying blooms on it. Find a point just below all the dead blooms. Aim to prune them below the majority of the spent blooms, if possible. Although you must cut back portions of a healthy plant to encourage new, thick growth, pruning petunias will extend your growing season. Doing regular pruning will help you avoid pruning off all your stems at once, making them look bare for a few weeks. Occasionally, you will need to prune off a healthy blooming stem. If a stem is looking long and leggy with lots of dead blooms, sacrifice the healthy bloom on the end so the plant will bloom longer. If possible, do it right before you leave for a trip, so that you will return when the petunia returns to full bloom. Do it after a pruning session to encourage new growth.
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Allow your petunias to start blooming. Get a sharp pair of pruning shears or scissors. Pick up a petunia stem gently. Cut up to 1/2 of the petunia stem with your sharp shears. Prune 1 stem weekly on a small petunia plant, or prune 8 to 12 stems in a large hanging basket. Time a large pruning session for mid-summer, if you were not able to do it weekly. Fertilize petunias with a liquid fertilizer every 2 weeks.