The English Lop, one of the oldest lop-eared rabbit breeds, originated in England and is well-known for its extraordinary long ears, often exceeding 21 inches in length. This large breed typically weighs between 9-11 lbs and has a slender, arched body with a short, dense coat available in various colours. Known by some simply as Lop rabbits or Lop bunnies, English Lops are celebrated for their calm, gentle, and affectionate temperament, making them excellent pets for families with older children. Their ears require special care as they are prone to injury and infection, necessitating a safe environment and regular cleaning. Due to their size and unique ear care needs, they are best suited to experienced owners who can provide ample space and dedicated attention. Overall, the English Lop offers a unique blend of historical significance, striking physical traits, and a loving nature, making them a prized companion for knowledgeable pet enthusiasts in the UK.
2English Lop
2 baby rabbits, one brown and one black. Ready to go to a new home £50 each. Lovely rabbits have been handled often. Also rehoming a black adult female price negotiable depending on if she goes separa
4English Lop
Female comes with cage not breed but could be never bites toilet trained uses a litter tray 3 ish years old
91English Lop
Hi we are looking for good home for our rabbit last week two months old very healthy and beautiful eating grass and dry food.30£ each pair 50£.
5English Lop
6 month old male white rabbit lovely natured looking for a good home,selling due to daughter loosing interest,selling along large indoor crate ,water bottle and bowls
8English Lop
Doe 18 weeks very friendly used to handling and independant even though still happy spending time with mum in the run. Growing well and healthy. Buck 18 weeks bit softy used to handling still happy sp
2English Lop
Beautiful lop around 3-4 years old doe lop looking for a new home collection st2.....................
7English Lop
Wonderful little ones are looking for a new home and are ready to move now. They are used to constant playtime.
3English Lop
I have two lovely bonded rabbits very friendly and easy to handle recently they have become to dislike each other and would need to be separated or taken separately they told us one was a boy and one
4English Lop
Unfortunately, I’m looking for a new loving home for my beautiful Marshy. He was previously living happily with his brother, but sadly they are no longer getting along. One day they had a fight which
5English Lop
Very friendly rabbit who can be shy at first but doesn’t mind a cuddle when he gets used to you. He is an indoor rabbit at the moment but goes out on the grass daily. He’s happy to be outside also. S