RE: Bunnys Ear Flopped Over?

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RE: Bunnys Ear Flopped Over?

01/30/2017 at 9:30 AM

kirstyol

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Brambles ears lopped at about two years old! To be fair he did always have helicopter ears but they never came all the way down at the same time then all of a sudden one day I looked at him and he looked just like a lop eared bun. He can still bring them back up and tends to sit with one up one down most of the time but, especially when he gets sleepy he lops both. I have no idea how or why it happened, he wasn’t ill or anything before hand, it just happened one day. Vet says he is absolutely fine and he definitely doesn’t seem bothered by it at all. He is super cute actually with his full range ear movement