Dwarf Lop Rabbits in Bracknell, Berkshire

4 Dwarf Lop Rabbits in Bracknell, Berkshire

Looking for a New Home for Rosie (Spayed Rabbit)

Meet Rosie, a gentle and loving rabbit who is looking for a new forever home. She is spayed, healthy, and has a calm, friendly personality. Rosie loves exploring, chilling in cozy spots, and enjoying

Samanta R.

London, Greater London(27.6mi)

3 days

Female neutered dwarf lop rabbit

£0

Dwarf Lop4 yearsFemale

Beautiful Beau needs a new loving home. Sadly she just doesn’t get on with our other rabbit and it’s really hard to keep them separated all the time and still give them both all the love they deserve.

Liz D.

Slough, Buckinghamshire(10.6mi)

2 weeks

Beautiful Holland lop bunny

£70

Dwarf Lop13 weeksFemale

Hey there! Meet our female bunny, who’s basically a ‘lone wolf.’ She loves her own space and enjoys exploring on her own. She’s perfect for someone who appreciates a bit of bunny independence and a ch

Renee T.

Romford, Greater London(41.6mi)

3 weeks

Bunny

£120

Dwarf Lop1 yearFemale

The Bunny are dwarf with lion head. They are both girls and we want to sell because we have and dog, and we don't have enough time for the Bunny.

butescu d.

London, Greater London(27.6mi)

FAQs

Are dwarf lop rabbits good pets?

Yes, dwarf lop rabbits are excellent pets due to their friendly and gentle temperament, making them suitable for families. They are relatively low maintenance and typically live around 9 to 10 years, offering many years of companionship.

How big do dwarf lop rabbits get?

Dwarf lop rabbits generally weigh up to about 2.5 kg (approximately 5.5 pounds), making them a medium-sized rabbit breed with a compact and sturdy build.

What is the difference between a Mini Lop and a dwarf lop?

The main difference between Mini Lops and dwarf lops is their size; dwarf lops are larger, weighing up to 2.5 kg, while Mini Lops are smaller, usually weighing around 1.6 kg (3.5 pounds). Both have distinctive drooping ears and soft dense coats, but dwarf lops tend to have a slightly more robust body shape.

What are the disadvantages of Mini Lop rabbits?

Mini Lop rabbits, although friendly and affectionate, require daily mental and physical stimulation to prevent behavioural problems such as biting or kicking. They also need social interaction and enough space to avoid territorial disputes, and without proper bunny-proofing, they may cause damage indoors by chewing on objects like electrical cords.