ALL ABOUT OUR RABBITS
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Welcome to Goshen Bunnies! My name is Theresa and I breed Holland Lop and Mini Plush Lop bunnies. I started breeding bunnies as a child in 4H. Now that I am a mom, I share this amazing experience with my two kids. My kids help me a lot, so our rabbitry is a family affair. Our bunnies live indoors, in our home, and are a very loved part of our family. We take pride in our breed quality and breed our bunnies for a cuddly, loving temperament. Our babies are handled every day, so they are used to being picked up and love attention! Since they are in our home, they are used to being around other animals, barking dogs, vacuums, and all the noise that ensues from having teenagers. I'm sure you will fall in love with these floppy eared bunnies as quickly as we did.
About our breeds:
Holland Lops are small, dwarf breed of rabbits, and are known for their droopy ears and friendly temperaments. They are the smallest of the lop breeds (yes, even smaller than Mini Lops) and weigh about 2-4 pounds when fully grown.
Mini Plush Lops are another small breed of lop rabbit. They are similar to Holland Lops, but have short, velvety fur and reach about 3-5 pounds when fully grown. Mini Plush Lops produce very little dander and are considered hypoallergenic, which is ideal for those who suffer with allergies. It's important to note, while considered hypoallergenic, they can still produce allergens. As with any animal, those with severe allergies should use caution.
Lops reach their adult weight around 6-8 months of age.
The average lifespan for a Holland or Mini Plush Lop is about 7-10 years.
Holland Lops and Mini Plush Lops are docile, sweet, and make excellent pets. Both breeds are very social and love to cuddle.
COLORS:
The main genetic rabbit colors are black, blue (dilute black), chocolate, and lilac (dove gray with pinkish tint). Along with other modifying genes, these colors produce many variations including sable, chinchilla, orange, chestnut, fox, otters, martens, harlequins, magpies, tri-colored, broken, Vienna marked, and Blue Eyed White (BEW). We have many of these colors in our rabbitry.
Broken refers to a modifying gene that adds patches of white interspersed with their genetic coat color. The amount of white produced depends on whether one copy or two copies of the "broken" gene are present.
Harlequin rabbits have markings which look like bands or bars of color, often in a split and alternating pattern.
BEW rabbits are produced as a result of having two copies of the Vienna gene. This gene masks their genetic color and gives them an all-white coat and blue eyes.
If only one copy of the Vienna gene is present, rabbit can be Vienna Marked (VM) or a Vienna Carrier (VC).
A VM rabbit has distinctive white patches, blue eyes, or both. These white patches are not the same as the "broken" gene but can have a similar appearance.
A VC rabbit displays no visible markings.
WHY CHOOSE US?
- Our babies are raised in a clean, loving family environment.
- Handled daily for socialization
- Perfect for kids and families
- Starter food pellets included
- Litter box training started
- Extensive knowledge of Holland Lops and Mini Plush Lops
- Commitment to good health and genetics
- Adhere to responsible breeding practices
- Ongoing breeder support after adoption
Reserve your bunny today!
Call or text: 502-225-3116
Call or text: 502-225-3116