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Another question from a newbie

Cob-Web

Warren Scout
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I thought I was doing OK with my two rescue bunnies, but after a conversation with a colleague today - I'm not sure!

The rabbits I rescued were purported to be lionheads, and the vet nurse agreed when I took them for a check up.....however, while chatting today, a colleague said that lionheads have small ears :?

Flopsy and Tospy have big ears - Flopsy actually has one ear that "lops" :love:

So, are they lionheads, or something else? (sorry about the picture, I'm still learning!)

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My bun Gloria is half-lionhead and she has floppy ears, one of which pops up when she is listening! Maybe they are not full lionhead.
 
Lionheads are a quite need breed so there are quite a few different 'types'. There is also the lionhead lop. I would say your two are possibly lionhead crosses - but those tufts are definately lionhead :D
 
well even if you dont know their exact heritage - it doesn't mean you're 'not doing well' with them!!!

they are beautiful bunsters, you must be very proud :)
 
Lionheads do vary a lot, some are really fluffy and others not quite so. But about the ears, those ears look fairly small to me, well definately compared my two rexes, they have huge ears. :lol:

They're very pretty bunnies and definately have lionhead in them if they're not purebred. Doesn't really matter what breed they are unless you plan to show or breed I guess.
 
Thank you for all your lovely comments :)

No, it doesn't matter what type they are - they are gorgeous :love:.

I have assumed that they were originally bought from PaH (our local PaH opened 12 months ago with loads of *offers*, and these bunnies are just the right age :roll:) so I guess they could be any combination of pedigree's really, couldn't they? They are never going to be suitable for showing, and I certainly wouldn't breed :?

I'm slowly getting back into the swing of bunny-care; all my colleagues have been asked to keep their newspapers and any cardboard tubes and I intercept any cardboard boxes I find, too :lol:
 
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