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ENGLISH LOP
The English Lop rabbit breed is known for its distinctive long, floppy ears that can grow up to 31 inches in length. With a gentle and affectionate temperament, these charming rabbits make wonderful companions. Their large, muscular bodies are balanced by a graceful appearance, and they come in a variety of colors and patterns. English Lops require regular grooming to keep their trademark ears clean and healthy. Overall, the English Lop is a delightful and beloved breed among rabbit enthusiasts.
The English Lop rabbit breed is known for its distinctive long, floppy ears that can grow up to 31 inches in length. With a gentle and affectionate temperament, these charming rabbits make wonderful companions. Their large, muscular bodies are balanced by a graceful appearance, and they come in a variety of colors and patterns. English Lops require regular grooming to keep their trademark ears clean and healthy. Overall, the English Lop is a delightful and beloved breed among rabbit enthusiasts.
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