Mini Lop vs. French Lop

[DBA]

Well, my friend has solved her own problem and decided on..........












....both!

Please keep your friend away from my wife, no sharing of ideas, no strategizing, no "both" rabbit breed conversations.

 

[nvstickbow]

Tell your friend that they made an awesome decision. Congrats on spreading the rabbitosis to another.

 

[Schipperkesue]

I am such an enabler!

 

[Lisachurch1991]

We do and I'd be one of them. Sorry I didn't notice this post before.

Wheels pretty much covered it. They're pretty much just big laid back bunnies. Very friendly and love attention for the most part. All mine are 14# and up. They get all the hey they want and eat everything I give them for pellets...about a cup and a half a day! (feed doesn't last long around here) :shock:

They make very good meat rabbits when it's time to cull. By the time I can tell one isn't show worthy it's 8-9 pounds. (about 12-13 weeks)

As with most any breed you do get an occasional one that slips a cog. It's only happened once in three years but... I recently had an eight month old buck I was keeping decide he wanted to eat my finger, right to the bone in one bite! As it's just the wife and I we got three meals out of him. :evil:

Hello there I'm looking at buying a French lop I want a large rabbit it's been bred with a mini lop will they still grow to be quite large the mam is the French lop

 

[antiquebunnylover]

I had a lop in my 20's and now decided on a Frenchie! Absolutely love them. There are NONE in my area, and was considering getting a doe this summer to breed. But I need to consider our environment here in Nevada. I have a large garage that I cool but I also add humidity for my parrots. Could I house them in there? Right now I only have one, so he gets to stay in our house. My house isn't big enough for more than one inside and giving them ample space except when I am home. Then my Frenchie gets about 1200 sq ft to run around. Otherwise, right now when I am at work he lives in a space of about 3' by 4'.