Monty, was one of my Holland Lop bucks. He was the perfect example of a the great pet that Holland Lops can make!
TOP TEN BENEFITS OF A PET RABBIT
1) Low monthly cost to feed and care for a rabbit.
About $2 - $3 a month estimate to care for a pet Holland Lop rabbit. No shots needed typically.
2) Gentle, affectionate & amusing– If held regularly, a rabbit can be a very gentle pet and can bond well with its owner. In a high stress world, having a pet rabbit is a great way to relax.
3) Rabbits offer the flexibility of being indoors or outdoors, although a cage is recommended in either case and certain precautions are needed in extreme weather.
4) Cute, cuddly & adorable, especially when young.
5) Low maintenance & quiet compared to other pets – Don’t require shots or neutering (unless desired) like cats or dogs often do. Also, don't bark like a dog or meow like a cat.
6) Great pet for kids to learn responsibility.
7) Can learn to use a litter box, although not guaranteed.
8) Rabbits can be fed, at least partially, from garden harvests and rabbit manure makes great fertilizer for your garden.
9) Rabbits have a nice life span as a pet, typically living 5 years or more. Have heard of Holland Lops living up to 10 years.
10) Male rabbits can be neutered, and it may be possible to spay females.
1) Low monthly cost to feed and care for a rabbit.
About $2 - $3 a month estimate to care for a pet Holland Lop rabbit. No shots needed typically.
2) Gentle, affectionate & amusing– If held regularly, a rabbit can be a very gentle pet and can bond well with its owner. In a high stress world, having a pet rabbit is a great way to relax.
3) Rabbits offer the flexibility of being indoors or outdoors, although a cage is recommended in either case and certain precautions are needed in extreme weather.
4) Cute, cuddly & adorable, especially when young.
5) Low maintenance & quiet compared to other pets – Don’t require shots or neutering (unless desired) like cats or dogs often do. Also, don't bark like a dog or meow like a cat.
6) Great pet for kids to learn responsibility.
7) Can learn to use a litter box, although not guaranteed.
8) Rabbits can be fed, at least partially, from garden harvests and rabbit manure makes great fertilizer for your garden.
9) Rabbits have a nice life span as a pet, typically living 5 years or more. Have heard of Holland Lops living up to 10 years.
10) Male rabbits can be neutered, and it may be possible to spay females.
