Is Luna actually a French Lop?

[Tessiesaurus]

So, When I bought Luna I was told she is a French Lop.

Her mum definitely looked like a French Lop, and to be honest I don't remember her dad, I just remember he was huge. I think they said he was part continental giant. Luna has never grown to be as big as her parents were. - Are some bunnies like, runts? Smaller than the others?

It doesn't matter to me what she is, I love her, and I have no interest in showing her or anything, but I'm curious!

She always seems a bit small to me. Our last vet trip she weighed 8 pounds. As far as I can see that's too big for a mini/dwarf lop and too small for a French lop...
Here are some pictures. I'm sorry they're not great, I've never posed a rabbit before, but I tried my best with her!









Also, sorry, not sure why the pictures come out tiny?

 

[Tessiesaurus]

Oh, and there's more pictures of Luna on my profile if that helps

 

[ladysown]

she has the look and build of a french lop.. she could just be a runty version of one.

 

[Tessiesaurus]

Oh, okay, so that does happen then?
That's sort of what I've always assumed...

 

[majorv]

Yea, she looks like a French Lop. She's on the light side since adults are usually 11 pounds.

 

[woahlookitsme]

My boy was 8lbs when I first got him at 8 months of age. He seemed to stay that way for forever until he hit a year and a couple of months when he maxed out at 11lbs. They take much longer than smaller rabbits to grow and fill out. How old is your girl. Id say she looks like one. My boy was definitely on the smaller side as his parents were both 15lbs

 

[Tessiesaurus]

Oh okay, that's interesting! She's about 9 months old, so maybe it's the same situation...
That's really interesting, thanks everyone!

 

[woahlookitsme]

yeah give her time to grow. Just like large dogs big bunnies need proper time to develop and fill out all the way.