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Dad is adorable for sure......but I think I credit mom for the cute babies :) she is SO cute. Her face is to die for! I love holland lops and she definitely has that "baby face" that Hollands have. Eeeek, I wanna squeeze her :)
 
They´re just adorable and mom and dad are a very pretty pair, I just love black and white dutchies. The kits are so cute but I do like the darker ones although the black stripes down their backs look so good. Too much cuteness.
 
rabjet52 said:
you can sex them at 4 weeks right?
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There isn't a specific age that you can sex them at, some people can sex them at a few days old and some people can only sex at 8 weeks old. Have you looked at pictures on the internet to help you to sex them? Males have a circular tube like opening and females have a split opening.

A girl around me has just had a litter of mini lops cross dutch i'll put a picture of them up now! They look just like yours!
http://sphotos-b.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-prn1/69634_10151266579793883_445449868_n.jpg

http://sphotos-d.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc7/424388_10151266581118883_1276777935_n.jpg

http://sphotos-f.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-ash3/523170_10151266581283883_192441382_n.jpg

None of her babies have lopped ears though, they have all gone to new homes at 10 weeks and they all have pointy ears but they are very cute.

With the money you make from selling the babies why don't you use it to spay the mum or to neuter your male?
 
rabjet52 said:
So you have someone in Conway,
SC to pick up a mix breed? and drive to you?
This was an "oops" litter, and I was offered $15.00 each from a pet store that love these bunnies. Plus I will be keeping one girl plus I have 3 friends that want one and I can keep an eye on them.
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The only thing is, from the pet store, you have no idea who your bunnies are going to. They could be going to horrible homes, and there wouldn't be anything you could do. I sold my first litter to a pet store, and I regret it so much!
 
rabjet52 said:
Whitelop, Are you sure? I bought Princess at 6 weeks at the pet store. Well they said she was 6 weeks old. The lady wants to buy them when they are 6 weeks.:shock: you can sex them at 4 weeks right? We are keeping one girl and the rest I need to find homes.
thanks
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Yes that is the law. I didn't say that everyone followed the law, because they don't. I got my bun at a pet store too, younger than 8 weeks.
I looked it up to make sure.

I think its better to leave them with mom the 8 weeks anyway.
 
I would also not sell them to a pet store, unless its a last resort. I got a baby bunny from a pet store and the woman put her in a box and taped it up! This is supposed to be a reputable pet store in our area thats been open for over 20 years, but she taped the box up with a live rabbit in it. I also watched them let a woman drive away with a baby guinea pig in a cage in the back of her very back of her SUV. If she were to get rear-ended, that guinea pig would have died.
I don't think they're as knowledgeable as they like to think that they are.
 
Eeeeeee look at their little pink noses!! their pictures make me want a baby bun again! Or at the very least hold one for some quick baby snuggles :)
 
Tucker* said:
If they were going to have lopped ears they would already be lopped right? So no lopped ears here?
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With Holland Lops, ear carriage is based on the development of the crown, which is the cartilage between the ears. A wide, deep crown creates ideal lopped ear carriage. A narrow or tight crown can cause poor ear carriage, or airplane ears.

Usually the ears begin lopping around 4-6 weeks old, but they don't lop entirely until the crown is more developed. Usually it's closer to 6 months old or older that mine seem to relax their ears. Before that, they still have some control.

With these babies being crossed with a Dutch, I wouldn't anticipate totally lopped ears. They will likely have "floppy" ears, maybe one up and one down, or airplane ears...possibly even straight up.

Correct ear carriage (lopped) is difficult to achieve even on purebred Hollands.
 
Eeeeeeeeek! YOu're killin' me with such cute bunny pictures! :) I'm soooooo jealous. lol. I really don't think there's anything cuter than little baby bunbies. (especailly hollands...)
 
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:)

SO CUTE!!!
 
oh that is just too much cuteness to take...they are absolutely adorable, I love those little black ears and the little darker ones are just lovely. I don´t know how you´re gonna be able to part with these when they´re big enough.
 
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