Not sure what kind of bunny this is

[jessmottley]

I won this little sweety at a festival last night. They told me that it's a English Lop and that her ears as she gets older will drop.I've looked online and I'm not quite sure, so I just want to confirm the breed. Also what color do you think she is? Any feedback would be helpful thanks!!

 

[akane]

It's impossible to tell a breed just from the head and sometimes it's impossible to tell the breed from a full body shot if it doesn't have characteristics that stand out like already lopped ears. It could be about anything. The color looks like tort. Are it's points (nose, tail, feet, ears...) black with a brown body?

 

[jessmottley]

Yes, the feet and tail are black with brown body. I'm kind of new to the whole bunny thing. I wasn't sure if a specific breed had different names for their colors. I have two Holland Lops, a Tort Buck and a Black Doe. This little bunny looks exactly like my tort Buddy except for the ears.

 

[Devon's Mom Lauren]

It is tort, but not so sure about the "English" part! EL's have really really long ears even at birth and i think they pretty much "lop" very early! Unless of course this rabbit is extremely young, as in 2 to 3 weeks?

 

[jessmottley]

They never told me how old the rabbit was. She is small but since I'm really not familiar with the breed, I'm not sure about size and age. My guess is 6-8weeks. This rabbit was donated from fair kids for a game that I won. He was in a cage with ML's but heears ate way bigger that theirs.