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Hi everyone I’m new here so I didn’t know what topic to post this under but I might be getting this rabbit (Click link to see picture) and I know it’s a bad one but it’s the only one owner gave me. Does anyone know what kind of lop it might be? Mini, holland, etc?? Idk. And they said it was 6 weeks old when they got it around Easter so how much longer until he’s full grown? I know how to take care of rabbits I have 1 right now I just don’t know much about lops lol. Thanks in advance for answers.
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Looks like a holland lop to me (mini lops are actually bigger if I remember right!). The care is no different than regular bunnies
You may find your lop is more laid back, they often (but not always) are. Rabbits are mature at six months (and ready for spaying) but probably all done filling in and growing up at a year.
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