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And just to give you a better idea of her size, she's a Holland lop, I got her when she was eight weeks old. I have small hands, she's so tiny.

An update! I took Twinkle to see a vet, who said she's perfectly healthy in every way, except her legs are smaller in proportion to her body and she is very tiny for her breed. He advised me that it might be dangerous to breed her, and advised getting her fixed, but her size might make surgery...

I was snuggling her last night and noticed the hair is growing back in on her legs, so that's good. Her little legs are short and stumpy, she reminds me of a Bassett hound. Her claws are soft, too, they're not sharp, it's so strange.

I'll make an appointment for her to be seen sometime next week. She's definitely getting lots of snuggles and space to play.

I wonder if she'll grow to be a normal size or if she'll always be tiny.

Yes, she's very feisty but snuggly at the same time. We love her, and we've named her Twinkle.

Thanks for that link, btw.

These are her bald legs, my phone camera isn't wanting to focus on her, so I'm having a hard time getting better shots. You can see how her little legs are stumpy in this picture, too.

I can definitely try to take better pictures later. I didn't think she was a peanut but her legs are just tiny for her body. She runs around and eats and drinks and poops and pees completely normally. The insides of her hind legs are bald, though, and I'm wondering if it was because she was...

I was given a bunny that I was told was a peanut and that probably won't live very long. The owner didn't want his daughter to get attached to her so he gave her to me. She is 8 weeks old already, and her legs are extremely short for her body and they're missing hair, but she runs around and...