before u decide whether or not to breed the rabbits- have a read:

http://www.rabbit.org/adoption/why-not-to-breed.html

kahVII and sangterap, hector thanks u both for the compliment.

more uses than merely just biting:


This post has been edited by Eli: Sep 14 2010, 12:42 PM

hahah.. shouting out "I'm the King of the world!" as usual

Check out below news link (posted from their facebook)
http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/deco-a-gard...ur-of-love.html

This post has been edited by vincentwee: Sep 14 2010, 02:52 PM

biasalah- his royal highness quite the attention seeker

My friend gave me these 2 rabbits today, dont know what species thou but i like it very much

cute but dont know when they grow adult, are they as cute as used too?

however there is a cutest breed in the world that will never lost its cuteness....holland lop...sigh...i just found out recently...if not, i get it before i get my angora butterfly..

due 2 my HP quality camera and lousy camera skill, the uploaded photo doesnt justify the cuteness rabbit from J Jay Pet station from kota damansara,selangor. he is product by famous Beh & Yo rabbitry.... each day, i admire more & more Beh & Yo.. they are my idol.......!


note: the owner will get the floor mat this evening as J Jay Petstation dont have stock yet.
that is y she use newspaper for temporary. 90% she will name this most cute male holland lop rabbit Mocha

This post has been edited by vincentwee: Sep 14 2010, 08:37 PM


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hopefully they will stay cute till as long as they can la
saw pics of halland lop b4, really very cute , one of my fav rabbits

Super spoiled brat.....

gosh.my colleague got chicken pox.
can her chicken pox spread to her super cute holland lop?

i will be in trouble if her super cute holland lop die.as im the one who keep convince her to buy it....tension...tension..

Hi guys,
I have a question. What does it mean when a rabbit suddenly dashes around or flicks its head? This happens all of a sudden. He'll be hopping around and then suddenly he'll dash around for a bit. He'll also flick his head. Maybe got cacing or mites?

Also, my rabbit loves to eat pellets more than hay. I give him a mixture of timothy and alfalfa hay but he seems to prefer pellets. Is this a bad thing?

I believe that's what we call binky! Your rabbit is very happy and that's how they express their joy.
That's a good thing

my rabbit behaves like yours. high chance got mites. my hand sometimes feel itchy after play with them. do u encounter that?

it is bad thing if they dont eat. like other rabbit owners advice, to force them eat pellets is dont feed them so much, sooner or later they eat the fresh timothy and alfafa hay...trust me..it works...

now im actively giving as much food to my rabbit.i want her to grow fat = chubby.but seem to be my goal is hard to achieve.im compare her with my colleague holland lop.they so FAT.

OMG so cute!!!!!! i especially like the black one, looks like he is still having trouble adjusting to the tiles-then fall terkangkang!
hahahahahahahaha, poor baby

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Added on September 15, 2010, 9:45 am

wah lau, looks like ur fren spent a small fortune at the pet shop, Mocha is so lucky
the cage also super big!

This post has been edited by Eli: Sep 15 2010, 09:45 AM

Your rabbit is a happy rabbit then! Go Youtube for "Binky Rabbits" and you'll see how happy the rabbits are.

It could be your rabbit is trying to binky. They sometimes do a partial binky, apparently perfect binkies take practice.
But then again, excessive head flicking is a sign of ear mites. To be sure, you can bring him to a vet and have him checked out. My rabbit, when I first got him, had this odd habit of flicking his head from side to side so I took him to the vet to make sure he was ok. No sign of mites or fleas, he's just strange like that.

When it comes to preferring pellets over hay, it depends on their mood. There are days where my rabbit will eat nothing but pellets and there are times when he eats nothing but hay. You can limit his pellets to twice a day, so he'll have to eat his hay in between feedings. But if your rabbit is young (<6 months), I suggest to just give him an unlimited supply of both.

After I play with him, my hand is not itchy. Doubt if it's mites. But I'll take him to the vet soon for a checkup and possibly to neuter him as well.

I guess he's just happy. Everytime I get near his cage, he spazzes out and heads for the door as if he wants to get out. I let him out everyday for about an hour for him to run around and have fun.

He hardly eats timothy hay and prefers alfalfa. But when there are pellets in the bowl, he goes for the pellets and nothing else. I mix some chopped timothy hay with alfalfa but there are times when he doesnt eat the hay at all.

He also has a habit of nipping things. Me especially. Is this common? He also scratches the floor sometimes. Got to get his nails cut soon too.

Oh yeah, and I don't know his age too. When I got him (around 11 days ago), he could fit into my palm. I think he's a little larger now but I still don't have a clue how old he is.

This post has been edited by DemonTweakZ: Sep 15 2010, 10:17 AM

im sooooooo happy today

my friend ask me to help take care her holland lop until she fully recover..yea yea.. im bringing this cutie pie back home...


please give me advice on holland lop. are they same as other rabbit? quite tension and excited as this cutest breed belongs to me (for a while).for sure i wont chase him like my rabbit.as he just settle down at my colleague house ytd.today change another environment.quite a big movement.

Vincent, I noticed in your pic that your rabbit is sitting on some blue mat. What mat is that? My rabbit now sits on some kain but he poops on it and pees on it too. I don't want to remove it as I am afraid he'll get sore hocks.