About Lop Eareds
The lop-eared rabbit, known for its distinctive floppy ears that hang down on either side of its head, is a beloved breed cherished for its gentle demeanor and adorable appearance. This breed comes in various sizes and colors, with a characteristic rounded body and fluffy fur. Lop-eared rabbits are known for their friendly and social personalities, making them popular pets for families and individuals alike. Careful grooming and regular health check-ups are important to ensure the well-being of these charming rabbits.
Available Lop Eareds Nationwide
YARROW
Lop Eared
🇺🇸
New Franklin, Ohio
male, small, young
Lop Eared
New Franklin, Ohio
MOCHI AND DUMPLING
Lop Eared
🇺🇸
Clearfield, Pennsylvania
male, medium, adult
Lop Eared
Clearfield, Pennsylvania
AVA
Lop Eared
🇺🇸
Montclair, California
female, medium, adult
Lop Eared
Montclair, California
HUNNY
Lop Eared
🇺🇸
Andover, Connecticut
female, small, baby
Lop Eared
Andover, Connecticut
FLOWER
Lop Eared
🇺🇸
Irondequoit, New York
female, medium, adult
Lop Eared
Irondequoit, New York
BOWIE
Lop Eared
🇺🇸
Long Beach, California
male, medium, young
Lop Eared
Long Beach, California
SNOWBALL
Lop Eared
🇺🇸
Woodfin, North Carolina
female, medium, adult
Lop Eared
Woodfin, North Carolina
IRIS
Flemish Giant, Lop Eared
🇺🇸
Sacramento, California
female, small, baby
Flemish Giant, Lop Eared
Sacramento, California
TACO
Lop Eared
🇺🇸
Montclair, California
male, medium, adult
Lop Eared
Montclair, California
IVY
Flemish Giant, Lop Eared
🇺🇸
Sacramento, California
female, small, baby
Flemish Giant, Lop Eared
Sacramento, California
LINCOLN
Lop Eared
🇨🇦
Cambridge, Ontario
male, medium, senior
Lop Eared
Cambridge, Ontario
YUKI / KURI
Lop Eared
🇺🇸
Pflugerville, Texas
male, medium, adult
Lop Eared
Pflugerville, Texas
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