What do you all think of this Holland Lop Doe? :)

This is one of my favorite does Sadly she died this summer Purebred, pedigree Holland Lop doe. Small, probably around 3 lbs. She's the dam of my two best young does, and of the two young does that placed 4th & 7th at The Royal Winter Fair

Pictured first at around 8 weeks old, then at several months.

Beautiful sad she died was she cinnamon or sable in coloring?

I think she was a Blue Tort...but then, I've NEVER been good at saying what color a Holland Lop is, besides the real basic colors

She was beautiful. I'm so sad to hear that she passed.

I've got two Holland Lops, Lady in my avatar and Marilyn that I just rescued this summer. I love them to death but
they have attitude !!!


Vanessa

Aw that's sad she has a really nice H/E/C! Bone looks great as well. I hate when the good ones pass. It tends to hit my Rabbitry harder because I am such a small one. At least you have babies from her though!! I usually line bred the heck out of those offspring to concentrate on what was lost

I might have said lilac tort because her Rufus is so rich. Chocolate based rabbits usually have a higher Rufus factor and blues normally have a lighter fawn

Her sire was a black tort and her dam a solid black
And she throw color, like black/orange harliquins, chestnuts, oranges, a couple blacks, seals, brokens...

This is a young doe from her, not totally sure of her color, what I so miss this one too!

woahlookitsme: what does H/E/C mean?

And here's the picture

OntarioHollands said:

woahlookitsme: what does H/E/C mean?

And here's the picture

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What a beautiful little lop!!!!


Vanessa

Thank you!

I just use H/E/C as short for head ear and crown

Very cute little one! Color is sable point

Ok, thanks!

So is she a Blue Tort or not?

Bump

I think lilac tort as well, she's cute. I live in Ontario as well, I used to show every year at the Royal up until two years ago. I'll be going next year.

Ok, thanks! I haven't showed at the Royal, but two of my Hollands were shown there this year by G. Ramage. They placed 4th and 7th, so that was quite neat