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NETHERLAND DWARF, LION HEADS AND HOLLAND LOP BUNNIES FOR SALE

THUMPER Holland Lop


Thumper is a Broken Black Tort boy bunny.  Just as pretty as can be and friendly too!  Thumper is ready for a new home with someone who will take good care of him. Thumper loves to do a little hop with a mid air jiggle. I call it a "Jiggle Jump".  It is so cute to watch him do this.  You had better be watching, or you will miss this funny bunny showing off.  Look at the beautiful soft patches of color on his fur. I know you would like to have Thumper, so text me at 281-455-3943.  $125.  Thumper comes with a baggie of feed and a birth certificate.  Netherland Dwarf Holland Lop Lion Head Houston Texas

OLAF Lion Head

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Olaf is a blue Eyed White Lion Head boy bunny.  He can go home with you around the first of June. He is a little sweetheart. Very handsome and well mannered. Olaf is 15 weeks old now. $50.  Text 281-455-3943 to take bunny home. Olaf comes with a baggie of feed and a birth certificate. Netherland Dwarf Holland Lop Lion Head Houston Texas

CARMEL Lion Head

Carmel is a fuzzy little girl that loves to be brushed while she's sitting in your lap.  Such a lover. Ready to go home with you now.$100. Bunny comes with a baggie of feed and a birth certificate. Netherland Dwarf Holland Lop Lion Head Houston Texas

MOCHA  Holland Lop

POSSIBLY SOLD Mocha is a Holland Lop boy whose color is called Broken Chocolate. The broken is the white parts. This means the chocolate color is broken up with white parts. Mocha eats and drinks on his own very well now.  He loves his timothy hay. He is ready to be your fur baby now. $125. Mocha comes with a baggie of feed and a birth certificate. Netherland Dwarf Holland Lop Lion Head Houston Texas

SUGAR PIE Holland Lop

Sugar Pie is a beautiful fawn colored bunny girl.  I would love to keep her because she is so sweet, but I can't keep all the sweet bunnies.  Sugar can go home with you now.  She loves to play with her adopted siblings. She was one of ttwo babies in her moms first litter and she did not know how to take care of Sugar or Bambi..  So, good old Buffy took the job of raising them. Buffy loves them like her own babies. Sugar loves Buffy too!  She likes to climb on top of Buffy for a nap. Buffy just goes to sleep with Sugar snoozing away on her back.  $125. Text me at 281-455-3943 if you would like to take Sugar home with you. Sugar comes with a baggie of feed and a birth certificate. Netherland Dwarf Holland Lop Lion Head Houston Texas

 If you are a child, please have your mother or father contact me.  If the gender of the bunny is not mentioned, it is too little for me to sex.
When it comes time for you to pick up your baby and it doesn't weigh a certain amount and is not eating well on it's own, I will be keeping it a little longer. No exceptions! Babies health is the main concern.

I AM IN TEXAS AND I DO NOT SHIP!!

FYI-  My bunnies are indoor bunnies.  If it is your intention to keep one of my bunnies outdoors, please go buy one from someone else. The photo below is a wild Jack Rabbit. Notice the blood veins and capillaries in it's ears. The rabbit holds it's ears up in the breeze. The blood in the ears is cooled and returns to the body. The ears are then filled with hot blood and the process starts over again, cooling the rabbit.  My bunnies do not have the type of ears that can cool them. Rabbits don't pant and can't sweat. Through their ears is the only way they can get cool.  Dwarf ears are too small. Lion Head ears are covered with their mane. Lop ears hang down and they can never hold them up.

I AM IN TEXAS AND I DO NOT SHIP!!

FYI- MINI LOPS ARE THE BIG ONES, HOLLAND LOPS ARE THE SMALLER ONES.  ISN'T THAT WEIRD?

       WHAT THE HECK DOES "DOUBLE    
         MANED" LION HEAD MEAN?

Contrary to popular belief, it does NOT mean the bunny has thicker fur. It is a genetic term meaning that the bunny carries two genes for making a "mane",  a full blooded rabbit.  Each parent has two genes for making a mane, when each of them gives one to the baby it will be a "Double Mane".  A Lion Head that is a mixed breed only has one "mane" gene to give. It can give the "mane" gene or the gene that doesn't make a mane.  If both parents give the "mane" gene, the baby will be "Double Maned".  If one gives a gene that doesn't carry "mane" the baby will be "Single Maned", not a pure Lion Head bunny.  Lion Head breeding programs have been around long enough to have weeded out the single maned rabbits.  Make sure you can trust the bunny you are getting is a a full blooded, double maned Lion Head.  Netherland Dwarf Holland Lop Lion Head Britannia Petite Houston Texas
People call me or come to my house and expect a bunny that will be no bigger than their hand when grown.   They see bunnies on the internet sitting in tea cups and assume these are grown rabbits.  THEY ARE BABIES! Every bunny photo I have seen on the internet sitting in someones hand or in a cup, looks about 2 weeks old. After 40 years raising bunnies, I can tell a 2 week old bunny when I see it. Dwarf bunnies grow up to be 2 to 3 pound rabbits.  That is small, but they won't fit in a teacup. Netherland Dwarf Holland Lop Lion Head Britannia Petite Guinea Pig Cavy
 I AM IN TEXAS, CAN YOU DRIVE HERE?   I probably live an hour from you, or more. Don't tell me that is too far to drive, I will be amused. People drive here from other states to get a bunny.  I have driven 7 hours (one way) by myself,  to get a bunny I wanted.  And, I will do it again, if a bunny I want is far away. You can too! 
NO SHIPPING, NO MAILING, NO DELIVERY.  YOU MUST COME TO FRIENDSWOOD TEXAS AND PICK UP YOUR BUNNY AT MY HOUSE.  PLEASE DON'T CONTACT ME IF YOU CAN'T DRIVE HERE.  IF YOU ARE A CHILD, PLEASE HAVE YOUR MOTHER OR FATHER CONTACT ME.  PLEASE DON'T TEXT OR CALL ME AFTER 9PM OR BEFORE 8AM, CENTRAL DAYLIGHT TIME.   THANK YOU. DIANNE BUTLER
Explanation of "Show Prospect"--  A bunny that will be kept by the breeder until growth shows the bunny to be show quality or not.  This sometimes is not know until the bunny is six (6) months old or older.  Most of the time they will  turn out to be beautiful pet bunnies, but not show bunnies. In other words, show quality can not be guaranteed, and doesn't happen often.