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 5 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 bunny good with being handled and cuddled, either gender - Amy A. (pd)*
Lovable, cuddly, sweet baby Bun, either gender, open to coloring and pattern, will wait for placement in early August - Corrine R. (pd)*
Sweet cuddle Bun, either gender, would love broken black/blue, but open to other colors, waiting for mid-summer litter - Sydney. H (pd)
Sweet cuddly baby doe, prefer light gray/blue colors, but open to others, will be a friend to neutered buck Ollie, awaiting later summer placement - Christina C. (pd) **
Playful, fun, sociable baby Bun, either gender - Trina F. (pd)
Last updated 6/24/22
MATCHED LIST
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We currently have 5 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 bunny good with being handled and cuddled, either gender - Amy A. (pd)*
Lovable, cuddly, sweet baby Bun, either gender, open to coloring and pattern, will wait for placement in early August - Corrine R. (pd)*
Sweet cuddle Bun, either gender, would love broken black/blue, but open to other colors, waiting for mid-summer litter - Sydney. H (pd)
Sweet cuddly baby doe, prefer light gray/blue colors, but open to others, will be a friend to neutered buck Ollie, awaiting later summer placement - Christina C. (pd) **
Playful, fun, sociable baby Bun, either gender - Trina F. (pd)
Last updated 6/24/22
MATCHED LIST
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Theodosia & Joey - 1 Kit
Date of Birth: June 5, 2022 Theodosia had a rough go of it with her first litter. She had three kits in total, but two were stillborn, and all were born on the floor. We had to quickly intervene to get her living kit warmed up before putting it in the nest box. Thankfully, heating pads and warmer hands than mine were available to save this little sweetie. Color-wise, the baby looks like a squirrel (blue chinchilla). It has become quite the little chunka-muffin, so we can say with great relief that Dozey has taken to motherhood like a duck to water. |
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Posey & Finnegan - 2 Kits
Date of Birth: June 5, 2022 Posey had an easier beginning with motherhood, but it got rougher along the way. She kindled four kits quite easily and looked very pleased with herself. Things went fine the first couple of days, but one of her kits squirmed away from its siblings during the night and became chilled and died. That was very sad. Two mornings later we checked her kits and one was missing. We looked high and low, but could not find it anywhere. We suspect it somehow got out of the cage when Posey ended a nursing session and it was on the floor outside of the cage where one of our pet cats might have found it. Baby saver wire doesn't work 100% of the time with dwarf kits. :( We're doing everything we can to keep her remaining two babies safe. It looks like one is a broken blue and the other might be a broken squirrel. |
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Moxie & Pumpkin Roll - 1 Kit
Date of Birth: June 5, 2022 Moxie also had a total of four kits, but one was stillborn. We suspected two of her remaining kits were peanuts, and that has sadly been the case. Out of four babies she has one beautiful broken black baby who looks strong and healthy. The fact that she had peanuts indicated that she and Pumpkin Roll are both true dwarf Buns. Peanuts are babies that carry two copies of the dwarf gene (one inherited from each parent) and they die within a few days. It's very sad and that's why we prefer to breed true dwarf bucks to false dwarf (or "normal") does. Moxie is doing a wonderful job of taking care of her baby. |
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Rosie & Hamish - 3 Kits
Date of Birth: June 6, 2022 Rosie, like her sister Posey, had four kits easily. One of her babies was a peanut, so it did not make it. Her remaining three kits are fat and healthy. As their fur grows in, it looks like there is a magpie, a black tort, and possibly a blue tort, but it could be a black tort, We haven't had any solid torts in a long time, so we're excited to see if that's what they are. 6/15/22...Color update...The babies I thought might be torts have now developed white inner ears, which means they are probably solid orange. The magpie is still a magpie. :D |
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