Is this a Fuzzy Lop?

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Becca Embleton

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I have a 9 week old male bunny, unsure of his breed. He has helicopter ears pretty much all the time, but ears do droop when he is very relaxed!
 

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He's a lop and he's fuzzy but I don't think he's a "fuzzy lop". American Fuzzy Lops (often just called fuzzy lops) are actually a pretty uncommon breed. It's more likely that he's a lionhead lop cross (sometimes called lionlop; which is its own breed in the UK but not recognized in the US so the term is used more loosely) or a longhaired lop cross.
 

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Thank you, I agree. I was looking around online and think he may be a lionlop. There was no information where I got him, so thanks for your insight!
 

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From these pictures, the fur around the ears does seem a bit longer, could be a cross. But, sometimes, babies take bit to lose the fuzzy, baby fur. Give him a few months.
 

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Just wanted to say that based on his breed his ears will probably fully drop around 6 months old. I love the picture with one ear up... so cute.
 

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He could also be a Holland lop with the fuzzy Gene American Fuzzy Lops were created from the Holland Lops that have the fuzzy gene and they can move they're ears a lot and can have full control of moving they're ears throughout they're life.
 

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