Holland Lop Bunnies Playing in the Snow 

Snow buns

Thank you. :)

same, love it!!!!

Jacob James I think that is the best description possible

I mean that I work in a pet shop used to let them run around their enclosure

Breaks my heart to hear there are people like that who just dump animals out like they dont have a life, if they were that rabbit they would have changed their ways real fast

@@hockeyjulia A chocolate brown, rabbit was running around in my backyard one winter , I live in a city in New York and we really only get cotton tails here, I had never seen a rabbit so big or dark before .. I ran outside in my boxers and bare feet, it was snowing and there was a foot of snow in my yard at least. I tried to coax it for a while and then leaving my sliding glass door open tried to coral it into my house but it was just too fast. My toes almost fell off , I tried for a half hour like that. He seemed like a wild rabbit. It could have been. Just a rarity but I'm betting it was a dumped bunny who be came feral , or maybe descended from abandoned bunnies. I have it.

Yes our floppy (She was a lop eared sweetheart with the most fiesty personality!!! Had 3 kids and they where all where delights we kept 2 and gave 1 away to a loving family. ) I miss them .-. But floppy was huge and we adored her.

My pregnant rabbit does it all the time and I can see the tiny babies pushing against her side which is the cutest

Much more rewarding and safe than other ones

Mine too

I'm sorry about your bunny. Thanks for your compliments. :)

Thanks you .🐰💕

sorry about the loss of your bunny! Rip your rabbit

Sorry for your loss, glad your feeling better!

Aw. My havana Padfoot passed away last year too. He was my bff, I know your pain. I'm sorry for your loss

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Heat is actually much more dangerous to bunnies than cold. They only go out in the snow for short periods and on warmer days without wind. Their happiness is evident with all of the binkies, digging, and hopping in the snow. :)

They were so adorable play in the snow together. See I just got a bunny about 7 weeks ago and my bunny was born 3 months ago so he'snever seen snow before

if it was too cold, they wouldn't be so happy. Would it be too cold for you outside in the snow with a full fur coat?

You can see that these bunnies are pretty well adapted for the cold weather. They've got fur-covered paws, and enough pudge to keep sensitive bits from freezing.

I have 2 bunnies and they love playing in de snow like little weird popcorns (jumping and happy)