Our French Lop Family

A few of these bunnies we bred ourselves, but most have now come either from Rescue, or are bunnies from various sources that need a good home. Most of them are now reaching the elder-bun status and have assorted health problems which keeps our vet busy! A number have had issues in their past that have marked them with hidden fears and suspicions. But with consistent handling and predictable routines we gradually win them over and enable them to have the quality of life that they deserve.

	Jaffa son of Disney and Bonnie. As he grows older he is becoming an absolute image of his dad. He has recently met and fallen for Daisy our Conti. Sleepovers have now become the permanent arrangement!	Stanley who has taken well over a year to be content to be picked up and petted.
		Jessie and Jack an inseparable pair that came from a Rescue in Basingstoke. Given up by previous owners who took on a Great Dane that had a go at the bunnies. These rabbits have been nicknamed The Great Dane Two.
The bunnies below joined us in October 2008. None of them had been handled much and were all petrified of being touched.
	Miss Alice Unfortunately she has developed glaucoma and daily we need to ensure that she is pain free, or surgery will have to be the way forward.	Fannie Mae is responding well to consistent routines and is becoming more comfortable with being stroked.
	Erin is the only agouti amongst our new bunnies.	Freddie Mac is transforming into a laid back and loving boy.