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

WAITING LIST
We currently have 3 families approved, ready, and waiting to be matched with not-yet-ready Buns.  :)
Family #1 - Baby doe  (L.G.)
Family #2 - Sociable baby buck  (The K. Family)
Family #3 - Sweet baby doe, late April  (K. G.)
(Last updated 3/14/20)

Mrs. Lynde & Gulliver
Born on February 29, 2020

We have Leap Day babies!  We hope that these wee ones will be leaping for joy throughout their lives, and entertaining their families with binkies galore, when the time comes.  We weren't certain what to expect from this litter, but it appears we have two broken black babies (although one looks more like a charlie), a Vienna marked chestnut, and two Vienna marked babies who are something in the agouti family (because they have white bellies, inner ears, and noses.)  We're not quite certain about them yet.  We are keeping an eye on the smallest baby in this group, as he/she is quite tiny compared to the rest of the litter. 

3/9/20...Mrs. Lynde's wee ones are quite peaceful and cuddly at this point.  It will be interesting to see what their temperaments are like when they are older, because they are so mellow and comfortable snoozing in our hands. 

Trixie & Joshua - 6 Babies
Born on February 28, 2020

Trixie's first litter with us was a whopper!  She did kindle on the floor of her cage, but she did an excellent job of making a nest for them out of her fleece resting mats, so they were not badly chilled.  Hopefully she will have any future litters in the warmth and safety of her nest box.  We are keeping an eye on the smallest baby, to make certain his larger litter mates give his a turn at nursing.  The other five babies look big and healthy.  There appear to be three black, a chocolate, and perhaps two lilac?  We have never had lilac babies before, so don't want to get too excited just yet.  :)

3/9/20...All of Trixie's kits are growing well.  They are already beginning to open their eyes, which surprised us.  All six appear to be doing quite well, even the smallest baby seems to be catching up.  :)

3/19/20...New photos today!  The three black babies were making us laugh with their playful antics.  The chocolate kept hiding behind litter mates, the blue kept sneaking off, and the possible lilac (if so, this one may be a keeper!) was the only one happy to sit still and pose.