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French Lop rabbits French lops - Advert 1
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French lops

French Lop

6 monthsAge
MixedSex
£100Price

Lilac french lop buck vaccinated on 30 October loves a run about soft as muck not bothered by dogs Will be 12 weeks old on 27 November any questions just ask i always provide change over feed

Darlington, Darlington
French Lop rabbits French lops - Advert 2
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French lops

French Lop

13 weeksAge
MaleSex
£100Price

French lops from only have one blue buck left show stock well handled easy to catch when running about used to dog kids loud noise you can feed them out of your hand vaccinated on 30th October any questions just ask any rabbit leaving me always leave with Pleanty change over feed im bad at pics thy already a nice size for age

Darlington, Darlington

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Are French Lop rabbits good pets?

French Lop rabbits are good pets primarily for experienced rabbit owners due to their large size and specific care needs. They have a gentle, sociable, and relaxed temperament, making them affectionate companions who enjoy human interaction, but their size and strength mean they require careful handling and ample space.

What is the lifespan of a French Lop rabbit?

The typical lifespan of a French Lop rabbit ranges from 7 to 12 years, depending on their care, environment, and health management.

What is the personality of a French Lop rabbit like?

French Lops are known as gentle giants with a warm, mellow, and placid temperament. They tend to be friendly, sociable, and affectionate, getting along well with children and other pets, and they enjoy playtime and cuddles.

Are French Lop rabbits high maintenance?

Yes, French Lop rabbits are considered higher maintenance than average rabbits due to their large size requiring spacious living areas and careful handling, along with a diet mainly of fresh hay supplemented with pellets and fresh water, plus they need regular exercise and attention.

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