French Lop Rabbits

My french lop rabbit is now 9 years old. She is blind in one eye (after an accident) and probably has a cateract in her other eye but she still hops around the garden. She lived with a male rabbit until he died, we tried to bond her with another male but she despised him (and he died of old age soon after) so she now lives in the garden with four chickens. They seem to get on very well. Now she is older, she has slowed down and she sleeps in the kitchen at night, as it is warmer and safer for her but she will still run out in the snow. She is lovely but slightly indifferent to affection. She has always needed to be groomed and you can pull the excess hair off her back but she doesn't mind. She has never liked being picked up but it is the only way to catch her at night-time. She is very docile and easy going but tends to avoid children.

These rabbits are beautiful and great childrens pets and i recommend them to anyone needing company!

I've got a year old french lopped called Fudge. I was told the breed was a dwarf lopped and he just kept on growing, now he weighs a whopping 14lbs :) He loves attention especially when he nudges your ankles for strokes. He likes being picked for a only a couple of minutes then he's had enough. The colouring is Agouti and EVERYONE falls in love with him because of his size. He is a big boy. Fudge adores his brocolli - took him 2 minutes to much his way through a handful of the stuff. He is house trained and he marks everything new smelling to him even though he's had the snip! I can't imagine my live without him!

I have a french lop he is 5 months and called Buster. He lives indoors and has loads of personality, he loves hoping around my leg and chasing me.He is so cute and hansome however hes quite independant and does not like to cuddle.When he chills out on the floor he loves me to kiss him and pay him attendtion.

I had a French lop a few years ago. He was lovely, very gentle and adored being cuddled and groomed. They are extremely large animals, only get if an adult will take full responsibility. a Child could not carry an adult french lop. I called mine Digby. I wouldn't have them in the house as they moult so much, twice a year. They need grooming. Free roam of the garden is best with a large shed to house them. They are a fabulous pet.