This is Jack

Jack is Allie's favorite bunny- a very tiny Holland Lop with the sweetest disposition. We thought Jack might actually be a Netherland Dwarf (the breeder also raised those) because his ears weren't "lopping" over and he was so small. However, when Grandmother was here and the weather was sooo warm his ears finally fell over. (This picture was taken right before his ears fell).

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Anonymous said…
Jack is darling, but he is already a good bit bigger than both of our Netherland Dwarves. Alix and Roselle topped out at just under three pounds, so I would say Jack is probably just a little guy, but on his way to doing just fine. He is awfully pretty, and obviously is a cuddle-bun who enjoys being handled. Look up articles on trancing rabbits. We can put Alix out for a minute or two like this, but Roselle just refuses to cooperate. It is really handy on nail-trimming day.
Wednesday, April 11, 2007
Jessi said…
Jack is PRECIOUS!

Love from Aunt Jessi
Friday, April 13, 2007
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