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Lionhead and LionLops - life span
- Thread starter Jessica Rabbit
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Jessica Rabbit
Mama Doe
Oh thanks - that's really promising!:wave:
Where did you find that info?
i googled it...and went through a few sites and all of them were pretty much the same.
xx
Liz47
Wise Old Thumper
i googled it...and went through a few sites and all of them were pretty much the same.
That's what I found when I did a google search
But you never know how reliable some sites are but a lot of different sites said this That's what I found when I did a google search
yep about 5 said this...but of course it all depends on the rabbits health...but a healthy lionhead should live 7-10 years
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William
Wise Old Thumper
By sensitive I mean they are likely more likely to get certain things, like stasis issues seem to be common in them, just from what I've read. They don't really have shorten lifespans like giants have Just the possibility that because of their sensitivity they could die young.
Just the possibility that because of their sensitivity they could die young.Jessica Rabbit
Mama Doe
Thank you to you all.
It's good to know that providing I can keep them healthy I have another great few years with them
It's good to know that providing I can keep them healthy I have another great few years with them
Liz47
Wise Old Thumper
Thank you to you all.
It's good to know that providing I can keep them healthy I have another great few years with them
Liz47
Wise Old Thumper
My 2 are 7 this june never had any problems even though maisy is a dental bun
That's brilliant!
LoopyLouie
Wise Old Thumper
My lionhead lop is 5 now and is very healthy, she's lovely
Our lionhead x died recently, aged ten and a half. She was healthy, never needing treatment, until six months before she went to the bridge. It was at that stage she started to have dental and eye problems, but regular trips to the vets kept it in check. She passed very peacefully, and suddenly, after having a good run around the garden and a snuggle.
We have two more lionhead x now, I'm hoping we can love them for as long as our other bun.
We have two more lionhead x now, I'm hoping we can love them for as long as our other bun.
Jessica Rabbit
Mama Doe
My 2 are 7 this june never had any problems even though maisy is a dental bun
That's great news
You must be doing a grand job
Jessica Rabbit
Mama Doe
My lionhead lop is 5 now and is very healthy, she's lovely
yay another success story
Jessica Rabbit
Mama Doe
Our lionhead x died recently, aged ten and a half. She was healthy, never needing treatment, until six months before she went to the bridge. It was at that stage she started to have dental and eye problems, but regular trips to the vets kept it in check. She passed very peacefully, and suddenly, after having a good run around the garden and a snuggle.
We have two more lionhead x now, I'm hoping we can love them for as long as our other bun.
Wow that's fantastic.
I feel much happier now that I have some more evidence of Older buns
happysaz133
Wise Old Thumper
Well I have a Lionlop, she's 1 year old at the moment and has never had a health problem, if that helps any.
