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Hello! I am Erin and was given a baby bunny that was neglected about 10+ years ago. He was perfect in every sense (As I am sure everyone’s is haha) and I was very attached to him. His name was Mason and looking back at pictures, I don’t know what breed he was! I was wondering if anyone knew and could help me identify my current 2, as well. Mason was all black with a white nose. So I’d like to introduce you to my little family!
Buster is the “cinnamon” colored one with darker tips. Hes 3 and was abandoned and given to me as a Secret Santa gift when my coworkers saw how distraught I was after Mason passed.
Ringo is the “Harlequin-ish” looking bun that started out a tiny lip lop and ended up being pretty large! I was thinking maybe a harlequin mini lop of some sort? No idea! Any insight would be appreciated!
Thanks in advance! Its been lovely looking at pictures of other families!
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Welcome Erin!
What a cute bunny family.
I agree with the others, I think Mason was a netherland dwarf also. That head shape and round eyes just looks very Nethie. Probably a “false dwarf” (got a non-dwarf gene from each parent) as his ears are a bit bigger then standard. False dwarfs can be around 3-4lbs.
I think you’re right about Ringo being a Mini Lop. What is his age and weight? (American) Mini lops are around 4-5lbs.
Hard to say about Buster though. His body shape and ears look like he could be a possible lop mix though. -
Thank you!
Ringo is an old man now at 8years old and just over at 6lbs. He is the calmest and shyest rabbit out of them. I just really love his colors and couldn’t find many besides Harlequins with such marbling. I was wondering if I missed something lol
Buster came to me as a baby with mites in both ears. He also grew very large from when I first got him and is very solid. A woman I am friends with has one that looks to be his twin but she couldn’t figure it out either!
I probably just have a bunch of mutts but so I am haha and of course love them
I was just curious so thank you for replying! I appreciate it
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