Holland Lops,So sweet they melt your heart!

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==Holland lops come in many colors and patterns. Some are fully colored and others are spotted with two or three colors, but the appearance of a Holland lop does no effect her personality. The body shape of a Holland lop never is exactly the same or totally different. Each rabbit may have slight variations but Holland lops always have floppy ears. When Hollands are born their ears are up as, say, a Netherland dwarf rabbit. But, as they grow older they begin to flop. They generally begin to flop at the age of two months but some don't flop until they are three years! Also, Hollands have a round figure with bulky legs. Their ears hang to the side of their head and they are about four pounds. ==

Colors of there Fur
Fawn- a light orange color that is on most of the body. A fully fawn rabbit will generally have a white or lighter stomach and chin. Red- a VERY dark orange that almost looks red. It is very similar to the fawn and it isn't a REAL color that is certified in the US. Lilac- a purple like gray. There are many versions of gray and this is a more common one. Sometimes a lilac Holland will have whites or lighter colors.

Chocolate- a dark brown color. These types of rabbits will usually be all one color.

Chinchilla- a gray/brown color that resembles a chinchilla. This type of rabbit will look like a chinchilla and will be covered in one color all around.

Squirrel- a squirrel colored rabbit will resemble a squirrel and she will have a light brown colored fur with other colors mixed in.

Black- just as it sounds, black.

Blue- a dark gray. A blue rabbit may look as though it has a blue tint in certain light Red-eyed white- a white rabbit with red eyes. A rabbit with this color may resemble a lab rat or Bunnicula. Blue-eyed white- a white rabbit with blue eyes. This rabbit will look friendly and much nicer than its red-eyed cousin, but remember, color doesn't effect personality!