My one and only lop, my bridge boy Chester had earbase abcess issues and dental issues for a number of years. Countless GA's for them.
Two of my Lionhead siblings have had weird stomach issues, Lola more so with a definite ongoing caecum problem and she also has more of a squashed face and can get snuffly/grunty when she bends to eat ceacatrophs/groom, Frankie had tooth root problems and I am starting to think Lola may be showing signs of it too. Frankie was the best hay eater I have ever seen, and Lola is pretty good too so owner error shouldn't be the cause there, but Chester had far too many pellets and wasn't so bothered by hay (back then didn't really have the knowledge or variety to try him with so his dental issues could well have in part been owner error)
Cookie has done reasonably well out of the three lions (all siblings) but now seems to have Pasteurella flare ups but that is just bad luck rather than breed specific.
My most hardy (I guess you could say!)bunnies were my Dutch crosses (not sure what they were crossed with!) Barely had a thing wrong with them their whole lives and I had quite a lot of them! My lovely Ringo had the over growing front teeth, but the rest pretty much fine.
Forgot to say Lola's fur underneath and skirt are like candy floss, very angora like which is not ideal with a bunny with ceacum issues who also does not tolerate being picked up and has learnt to evade my tactics to catch her, her issues are a challenge for sure and would have been a nightmare if she had ended up as a bunny being bought by an inexperienced owner for their kids
:shock: She has a long mane as does Cookie and they need regular grooming and detangling where they've scratched behind their ears and tangled them up again.