Lionhead rabbit for sale in Naples, Florida | $35
BABY BUNNY LION/LOP
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing ID
:374572
Price / Fee
:$35
Location
:Naples, Collier County, Florida
Published
:30+ days ago
Breeder
Listing Description
Pictured is Sonic. Lion Head & Lop Eared bunny mix born July 7th.
There are 7 bunnies available .
Eight weeks old on Sept 1st and ready for a forever home.
Lovingly hand raised and used to small children.
Currently being potty trained.
Recommended you get 2 if you do not have one already as they love to have a bunny buddy.
Parents are a silver colored Lion Head and a calico colored Lop Ear both bread for the potential to have dwarfism, so some babies may be dwarfs. Also babies ears can take up to 6 months to lop over if they are lop ear.
We are charging for the bunnies to help ensure they are not used as bait.
Pet Listing Essentials
Price / Fees
:$35
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is the breed of the bunnies listed?
The bunnies for sale are a mix of Lion Head and Lop Eared rabbits. They have unique features from both breeds.
2. How old will the bunnies be when they are ready for adoption?
The bunnies will be 8 weeks old on Sept 1st and will be ready for their forever homes at that time.
3. Is it recommended to adopt more than one bunny?
Yes, it is recommended to adopt two bunnies if you do not already have a pet. Bunnies love companionship and thrive when they have a buddy.
4. Are the bunnies trained?
The bunnies are currently being potty trained and have been lovingly hand raised to be friendly, especially around small children.
5. How much do the bunnies cost?
The adoption fee for each bunny is $35. This fee helps ensure they are not used as bait.
6. Where are the bunnies located?
The bunnies are located in Naples, Collier County, Florida, United States.
7. Will the bunnies be small?
The parent rabbits were bred for the potential to have dwarfism, so there is a possibility that some of the babies may be dwarfs.
8. How long does it take for the bunnies' ears to lop over?
It can take up to 6 months for the bunnies' ears to fully lop over, as this is a characteristic of the Lop Eared breed.
