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What is Tiger?

Maddy and Alfie Nibbles

Maddy and Alfie Nibbles

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And yes, he is a rabbit. This is my friends much loved 2 years old Tiger. Bought as a dwarf lop his ears are erect (can't see it in pics but trust me they are when he's on the ground)

He's 3~4kg of THE most relaxed bun I have ever seen, wish my Alfie was the same. (if she ever gives him up he's mine, he's beautiful)

Does he look like a dwarf lop?

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Rod
 
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If his ears point up he's not a lop.
For that weight I wouldn't say he's a dwarf either. But I'm not sure if he's a specific breed, he's most likely a cross breed of a few different types of bunnies.

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In my professional opinion, he is a big cuddly cutie...(I have no idea about breeds but my goodness he is beautiful!) :love:
 
He is a lovely boy, very laid back. I think from looking on Google today his facial features and colour would suggest a harlequin cross (maybe lop) Hi ears were lopped until he was 12 months old.

He lost his bonded male buddy a few months ago (dental) and his owner is thinking of bonding him again. (I'll raise that in bonding)

Cheers

Rod
 
It's hard to tell shape with you holding him, it's easier to guess breed when they are hopping about :) He could well be a cross with a dwarf lop as the head shape and thicker ears aren't too far off.
 
There could definitely be some dwarf lop in there, despite the name dwarf lops aren't actually dwarf (but mini lops are). The one's bred for exhibition are still fairly small, but one's bred as pets can be very big and a different shape. Harlequin is a type of marking and also a breed (named after the marking), he definitely has those markings but i wouldn't say his breed is harlequin if that makes sense
 
DemiS said:
There could definitely be some dwarf lop in there, despite the name dwarf lops aren't actually dwarf (but mini lops are). The one's bred for exhibition are still fairly small, but one's bred as pets can be very big and a different shape. Harlequin is a type of marking and also a breed (named after the marking), he definitely has those markings but i wouldn't say his breed is harlequin if that makes sense
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Yes that makes perfect sense.
 
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