Lop Bunny Ears - what do they mean?

Leigh · Dec 18, 2010

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When we first got Daisy and Duke we read this great website about the different meanings of how bunnies hold their ears and its always been basically accurate for Duke (and was daisy too)

my question is do the same rules apply to 'lop eared ears' as to 'uppy eared ears'?!

bensonlola · Dec 18, 2010

I imagine so but you just have to look more closely and be more observant with a lop!! My Benson has trouble moving his ears much because they are so long and floppy but Lolas ears stick out to the side a bit more and she seems able to be more expressive with hers!!

Elena · Dec 18, 2010

Yeah, it's surprising how much they move them. When mine are interested in something or can hear a noise their ears go so far forward they cover their eyes! When relaxed they go backwards.

Gemmapookie · Dec 18, 2010

Schuette said:
Yeah, it's surprising how much they move them. When mine are interested in something or can hear a noise their ears go so far forward they cover their eyes! When relaxed they go backwards.

My Max does this aswell! When he's curious his ears almost point straight forwards :lol:

bensonlola · Dec 18, 2010

Schuette said:
Yeah, it's surprising how much they move them. When mine are interested in something or can hear a noise their ears go so far forward they cover their eyes! When relaxed they go backwards.

Ah, now I'm glad to hear you saying that - someone else said that to me this week. Cause I picked Lola up to check her butt and chanced a sneaky cuddle while I was at it and she sat with her ears back and eyes half closed. She must not have felt so bad about it.....

Bluesmum · Dec 18, 2010

Marnie sticks hers out if she finds something interesting...she is very odd

Lop Bunny Ears - what do they mean?

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