Lovable Lop Photo Album

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These bunnies are not for sale, but if you contact me some of my adult's offspring might be available at the time of your enquiry. Or perhaps I could have similar looking kittens – depending on the colours or patterns you like.

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'Delightful' (opal pattern/colour)
Photo taken when she was about four months of age and true to her name
is definately a sweetie!

'Maloney' (siamese sable)
won Best in Show

Some of my main aims are not only to breed bunnies in gorgeous colours but for them to have gorgeous personalities as well!

All Lop breeds are reputed to be friendly and docile. I do believe however that with careful selective breeding and handling from the day they are born, it can certainly improve any rabbit's temperament.

Mini Cashmere Lops

CRC champion 'Tango'
(orange colour/pattern)

'Crackerjack' - red eye white

'Belladonna' (black) is a special doe who won Best Lop (out of 91 entries) in an Australian Show Rabbit Yahoo Group online show. UK judge Sue Dickensen gave her some wonderful comments, "A really charming exhibit! Lovely head, crown and eardrop with correct ear placement. Excellent spoon shaped ears. Compact, short and solid with sound limbs. Well rounded rump. Good colour and coat of correct length. A very well balanced exhibit."

Then to top this off Belladonna was chosen by a panel of renowned overseas judges to be placed as third best in show – which is quite an achievement in anyone's books. What do you think?

'Chinook' (opal colour/pattern) won third place Lop in a New Zealand online show. Highly respected UK judge Alan Flarry said, "Has good type and nice ears".

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Miniature Lops

'Cromwell' (seal point colour/pattern) is quite a handsome fellow and undoubtedly photogenic, for little does he know that he features on the front cover of my book (when he was younger) – casually languishing over the world!

From the above photo Cromwell was well placed in an online show. UK judge Sue Dickensen chose him as her Best Overall Junior Lop and her favourable comments were, "Delightful Mini Lop. Compact youngster with good limbs and well set shoulders. Ears placed a little high but of good shape. Skull shape shows promise. Excellent coat and correct colour". Then it was a wonderful surprise when a panel of overseas judges picked him out to win Best Junior in the show from all of the other breed sections and contenders. Certainly not a bad start to a budding show career, especially at such a young age.

'Peacherine' (sooty fawn) has won Best Junior in Show and is now a fabulous brood doe.

'Milton' (seal point) a Runner Up Best Lop in Show winner and has an adorable sweet personality – always begging for head scrunches, pats and massages.