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can a mini lop live outdoors?
- Thread starter Larry
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Benjamin C
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Mini Lops can definitely live outdoors. I breed them, and all of my rabbits live outside. They will just need some protection from the summer heat.
If your mum is allergic, I would suggest getting a rex coated rabbit. They are hypoallergenic, so they shouldn't be a problem for your mum. They also have the must unbelievably soft coat, and you will never get tired of patting them. They are also very intelligent and easy to train and make excellent housepets. Finally, the have the most wonderful personalities.
Rex breeds that you should be able to find easily include Standard Rex and Mini Rex. Or, if you would still like a Lop rabbit, but you want a rabbit with the hypoallergenic rex coat, you could get a Plush Lop. As far as I know, they are still being developed, so it might be slightly harder to find one, but if you do manage to locate a breeder near you, it will definitely be worth it.
Hope this helps.
If your mum is allergic, I would suggest getting a rex coated rabbit. They are hypoallergenic, so they shouldn't be a problem for your mum. They also have the must unbelievably soft coat, and you will never get tired of patting them. They are also very intelligent and easy to train and make excellent housepets. Finally, the have the most wonderful personalities.
Rex breeds that you should be able to find easily include Standard Rex and Mini Rex. Or, if you would still like a Lop rabbit, but you want a rabbit with the hypoallergenic rex coat, you could get a Plush Lop. As far as I know, they are still being developed, so it might be slightly harder to find one, but if you do manage to locate a breeder near you, it will definitely be worth it.
Hope this helps.
politically correct
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If you can't keep the bunny indoors, please find another pet! All bunnies should not be kept in cages. We don't do that to dogs or cats; we shouldn't do it to bunnies either. Please visit the house rabbit society website before you buy your bunn.