11/22/2021
My breeding pair is a buck from Loupe Bunny Barn, and he is a Blue Chinchilla French Lop. Our doe is from Autumn Dawn Bunny Barn and she is a Broken Blue French Lop. They are both from clean lines and pedigreed. Bugsy is 7 months old as of 11/13/2021, and Lola is 6 months old as of 11/14/2021. If we can keep them apart, they’ll kindle right around Valentine’s Day and hopefully, our first litter will be healthy and come mid March. I will be studying French lop kit private areas to aid in successful identification of does and bucks. I will post the litter and update with photos frequently. Once I can identify their colors, and s*x, I will accept 50% non refundable deposits to hold a kit, and at 8 weeks old, they can go to their furever home. Fingers crossed my first batch will be ready to go mid May… sooner if Bugsy (who I maybe should have named Houdini) has anything to say about it.
I fell in love with the breed and after having to travel 5 hours into Louisiana to get one, I opted to get two that aren’t kin, from different barns, so I could bring them to this area. They have wonderful temperaments and are amazing with children.
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I would love to get more French lops into this area, so if you have a doe and need a stud, Bugsy would be happy to offer his services, for pick of the litter or a stud fee.
If you have a French lop that you can’t give enough attention to, bring them to me.
Our pets are exposed to 5 kids, ranging in ages 5-17 and are far less skittish than their pet store relatives. We have 16 Guinea Pigs and 2 French Lop rabbits, and a goldfish. The lops live indoors, and both have hutches, but spend 18 hours a day free roaming with supervision indoors.
We are only breeding the French lops, but we do have 6 male Guinea pigs, in the event that you have a female of breeding age and wish to breed Guinea pigs. Our 3 litters were not intentional. My ”Boo” was too cute to not take home and had been misidentified and sold in a pet store that was only supposed to carry females. He managed to sire 3 litters with 3 of our 4 females, before we realized he was a boy. He now lives with his 5 sons, partitioned off from his sister wives and daughters.
Stay tuned for updates and welcome to my page.
