Name: Holland Lop Rabbit
Brand: Holland Lop
SKU: 287286
Price: 200 USD
Availability: InStock

Purebred & Papered Holland Lop Boy- Ready for Christmas!!

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Purebred & Papered Holland Lop Boy- Ready for Christmas!!

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

287286

Price / Fee

$200

Pet

Rabbit

Breed

Holland Lop

Location

Newberg, Yamhill County, Oregon

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

Hello, I have one beautiful blue lightly Vienna Marked (a white marking on his head) Holland Lop boy ready for his forever home December 23rd. NO BREEDING ALLOWED, I HAVE A CONTRACT. He is extremely social and loves to be pet and held. He has been socialized with 4 kids, 2 dogs, adults, seniors, and many other pets. He has been started on litter box training, and we have a great success rate of our bunnies being fully litter trained within there first week or so of going to their new home. he has been raised indoors and has been eating an organic diet of Modesto Millings Organic Rabbit Pellets and Timothy hay. I have been calling him "Skittles" (his litter was candy-themed)! He is purebred and has pedigree papers that come with him.

If you are interested in adopting Skittles

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Price / Fees

$200

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What is a Holland Lop? Holland Lops are a small breed of rabbit known for their adorable appearance, with floppy ears and a compact body. They are friendly and make great pets! Is the Holland Lop boy purebred? Yes, the Holland Lop boy available for adoption, named Skittles, is purebred and comes with pedigree papers. What is the adoption price for Skittles? The adoption fee for Skittles is $200, which is standard for a purebred Holland Lop in Yamhill County, Oregon, USA. When is Skittles ready for adoption? Skittles will be ready for his forever home on December 23rd. What kind of training has Skittles had? Skittles has started on litter box training and has a great success rate of being fully litter trained within the first week in a new home. What type of diet has Skittles been on? Skittles has been raised indoors and has been eating an organic diet consisting of Modesto Millings Organic Rabbit Pellets and Timothy hay. Can Skittles be used for breeding? No, breeding is not allowed as a contract will be provided to enforce this policy. How is Skittles with other pets and children? Skittles is extremely social and has been well socialized with 4 kids, 2 dogs, adults, seniors, and many other pets.

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