Baby Holland Lops
News about our current litters of Baby Holland Lops is found here. As each litter develops, most of the kits will be listed on our Available Bunnies page, with the occasional bunny being kept to help establish our own breeding line. Click on the pictures to enlarge them for more cute Baby Holland Lops detail. :)
Baby Holland Lops
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*WAITING LIST
We currently have 7 families approved, ready, and waiting to be matched with upcoming Buns. :)
Once contacted, please kindly respond with your decision within 24 hours.
We are always available to answer any questions you may have.
REMINDER:
The families on our waiting list agree to contact us every two weeks to reiterate their interest in getting a Bun from us.
(This requirement was included in the New Bunny Questionnaire you submitted.)
If we don't hear from you, your name will be removed from the list.
We will be editing the list on the 1st of every month.
(There will be an asterisk after the name of those from whom we have heard for that check-in period.)
Sweet cuddly baby doe, prefer light gray/blue colors, but open to others, will be a friend to neutered buck Ollie, placement in 5/2023 - Christina C. (pd)
Confident, happy, middle-of-the road buck to bond with spayed doe Juno, prefer blue/broken blue, lilac, opal, blue tort, ready in 4/2023 - Kristin S. (pd)*
Lovable cuddle Bun, slight preference for buck, but temperament is most important aspect. Likes chocolate, blue, blue tort, lilac, opal, cream, harlequin, br. or solid - Beth L. (pd)*
Happy, easy-going, middle-of-the road baby buck with a confident and cuddly side to be bonded friend to a doe with a very confident and self-assured doe. - Renee H. (DNP - RC)
Sweet, friendly baby buck to be eventual bonding buddy for Miss Sweet Pea. - Robyn S. (DNP-RC)
Sweet, cuddly baby doe, open to different colors, ready late June - Sylvie L. (pd)
Outgoing, sociable, life-of-the-party baby buck to bond with darling spayed doe, Peaches - Amanda H, (DNP-RC)
Last updated 5/31/23
MATCHED LIST
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We currently have 7 families approved, ready, and waiting to be matched with upcoming Buns. :)
Once contacted, please kindly respond with your decision within 24 hours.
We are always available to answer any questions you may have.
REMINDER:
The families on our waiting list agree to contact us every two weeks to reiterate their interest in getting a Bun from us.
(This requirement was included in the New Bunny Questionnaire you submitted.)
If we don't hear from you, your name will be removed from the list.
We will be editing the list on the 1st of every month.
(There will be an asterisk after the name of those from whom we have heard for that check-in period.)
Sweet cuddly baby doe, prefer light gray/blue colors, but open to others, will be a friend to neutered buck Ollie, placement in 5/2023 - Christina C. (pd)
Confident, happy, middle-of-the road buck to bond with spayed doe Juno, prefer blue/broken blue, lilac, opal, blue tort, ready in 4/2023 - Kristin S. (pd)*
Lovable cuddle Bun, slight preference for buck, but temperament is most important aspect. Likes chocolate, blue, blue tort, lilac, opal, cream, harlequin, br. or solid - Beth L. (pd)*
Happy, easy-going, middle-of-the road baby buck with a confident and cuddly side to be bonded friend to a doe with a very confident and self-assured doe. - Renee H. (DNP - RC)
Sweet, friendly baby buck to be eventual bonding buddy for Miss Sweet Pea. - Robyn S. (DNP-RC)
Sweet, cuddly baby doe, open to different colors, ready late June - Sylvie L. (pd)
Outgoing, sociable, life-of-the-party baby buck to bond with darling spayed doe, Peaches - Amanda H, (DNP-RC)
Last updated 5/31/23
MATCHED LIST
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Genevieve & Hamish's Litter - 4 Kits
Born on April 30, 2023 Genevieve is a great mother with a few litters' worth of experience behind her. She is an affectionate mama but doesn't overdo the parental supervision, She will make certain the babies are well fed, well groomed, and kissed daily. Genevieve encourages exploration and will teach her babies to be brave about going up and down the ramp in her two story cage when they are old enough to figure it out. We have great faith in her parenting abilities! Genevieve and Hamish's babies should all be solid harlequins. The darkest kit has very discernable markings, and one of the other may have the beginnings of blue/fawn/cream harlequin markings, as well. The other two look very much like solid creams at this point, but we will keep an eye on them and will share weekly photo updates. 5/5/23...We couldn't resist taking some new photos today! Genevieve's little ones are too adorable for words! She has three blue/cream/fawn harlequin babies and a traditional orange/black/white harlequin. They are in the puddle-making stage of development that makes picture taking something of a challenge. :D 5/14/23...New pictures and some little eyes peering at us! They are beautiful! We have a list t of HCB names chosen, but need to decide which baby will receive each name. They, along with Penelope's babies, will all have exercise/sports related names. We'll hopefully share them very soon! 5/19/23...Update...Genevieve's babies have names!
The more lightly marked blue/cream harlequin with the blue mark on its forehead is called Zumba because it is a very energetic and playful little Bun, so far. Zoomies are not far off for this little one! The black/orange harlequin is little FitBit. Such a sweetie! The more heavily marked blue/cream harlequin who looks like he/she has some impressive eyeshadow is darling Noom. The cream baby is called Yoga Pants, mainly based upon this song. We have wanted to name a Bun "Yoga Pants" for a few years and finally have one that seems to suit it. We laugh belly laughs every time we watch this video. :D |
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Penelope & Pumpkin Roll's Litter - 3 kits
Born on April 30, 2023 Penelope has done so well in being bred for the first time. Most does lose their first litters, but Penelope handled it like a champ and brought 5 kits safely into the world. Sadly, it looks as though two of them are peanuts (they carry two copies of the dwarf gene, which is always fatal). We will make certain their short lives will be filled with loving warmth, surrounded by their litter mates in the safety of their nest. The remaining three kits appear to be very healthy. Color-wise, orange or cream would be the most obvious guesses, as Penny carries dilute and Pumpkin has a possibility of carrying dilute (although I have not yet seen it expressed in his offspring). There is also a possibility of chestnut and opal, neither of which we have had in a while. We should have a better idea in the next week or two. 5/5/23...Update...both of Penny's peanut kits passed away earlier this week, one on Tuesday and the other on Thursday. Her other three babies are doing beautifully. It looks like she has a broken black tort (with the darker ears), either a broken cream or orange, and either a solid orange or a black tort. It's hard to tell if it has white or dark inner ears. I'm leaning towards black tort for that little Bun, which makes us very excited, as we haven't had one in quite a long time, as our torts are typically broken. 5/14/23...Aren't they cute?!? We love seeing their bright little eyes looking at us. Before the eyes open, the baby Buns are helpless little blobs, but once they begin to see the world, the fun begins! 5/19/23...UPDATE...Penelope's little Buns have their HCB names! We decided to do a fitness/exercise/sport move-related theme with all the current baby Buns.
The little broken black tort is Crunch. Because we have a couple of wrestlers in the house, Nelson was on our list of suggestions. The broken orange earned that name. And last, but certainly not least, the solid orange baby is called Griddy, in honor of the celebratory dance performed by athletes who put points on the board. See below for examples, (although I doubt that all of them could actually be classified as the Griddy.) |
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