katt
Well-Known Member
thought i would introduce the buns! first i will tell you about herman:
herman is a 5 month old opal english lop. his ears are 19 or 20 inchesfrom tip to tip and he is tiny for his breed (he was the runt in hislitter and never caught up to the others).
i got him froma breeder, was in contact with the breeder from the timeherman was about 2 weeks old. i was lucky to have a breeder that wouldsend me a photo of him week by week so i cuold keep up with his growth:
2 weeks with whole litter (he is in the middle)
4weeks (sadly i think i deleted my week 3)
week 5
so i got him at 7 weeks old (don't have a photo for week 6), and wehave had so much fun with him. english lops have this personality thatmakes you want to love them, they really do.
here he is at his first outdoor adventure:
and here his is today (well, last night):
we love him. winnie photos will come soon. . .
herman is a 5 month old opal english lop. his ears are 19 or 20 inchesfrom tip to tip and he is tiny for his breed (he was the runt in hislitter and never caught up to the others).
i got him froma breeder, was in contact with the breeder from the timeherman was about 2 weeks old. i was lucky to have a breeder that wouldsend me a photo of him week by week so i cuold keep up with his growth:
2 weeks with whole litter (he is in the middle)
4weeks (sadly i think i deleted my week 3)
week 5
so i got him at 7 weeks old (don't have a photo for week 6), and wehave had so much fun with him. english lops have this personality thatmakes you want to love them, they really do.
here he is at his first outdoor adventure:
and here his is today (well, last night):
we love him. winnie photos will come soon. . .