About Lots of Lops Rabbitry
Lots of Lops Rabbitry, or, LOL Rabbitry, is located in the Bay Area of California. We proudly breed and compete with quality Holland Lops and Dwarf Papillons. I have owned Holland Lops since December 2005, when I got my first Holland Lop, a doe named "Gorgeous". Ever since then, I've been completely hooked on the breed! I started showing through 4-H in 2009, and started my rabbitry in late 2017. After falling in love with the Dwarf Papillon breed at West Coast Classic in 2017, I finally acquired my first breeding pair in October of 2018, and so far am loving them every bit as much as the Hollands!
Lots of Lops Rabbitry is registered with ARBA, and I am a member of ARBA and the HLRSC. I am also an ARBA licensed rabbit registrar. In 2019, my herd was ranked 2nd place Zone 2 Sweepstakes (7th in the country), 3rd Zone 2 Quality Points (17th in the country), and 7th Herdsman in the country in youth showing. My open ranking for 2019 was 6th Zone 2 Sweepstakes, and 7th Zone 2 Quality Points. Despite splitting the year between open and youth showing, I am happy with these results!
My Holland foundation stock is from Diegel's, Gard's, and Muddy Creek lines. My Dwarf Papillons are all out of BP Rabbitry, who are the COD holders for the breed. By working with these high quality lines, we strive to create the ideal Holland Lop and Dwarf Papillon rabbits in terms of type, color/markings, healthy genetics, and temperament.
I am extremely picky about which rabbits are used in my rabbitry and do not keep any subpar rabbits just because of their color. I do not believe in breeding colored Hollands just for the sake of having a colorful rabbit. Rather, I believe in breeding for a rabbit with excellent Holland Lop type, with color never being the priority. I work with otters, torts, foxes, and selfs, but my herd consists primarily of black otters. With my Papillons, I currently work with all 3 COD varieties (black, blue, and chocolate), but primarily focus on blacks, which are my absolute favorite variety!
My rabbits are additionally bred for a good temperament - having a rabbit with a sweet disposition is always a delight! We do not use rabbits with aggressive, territorial, or otherwise difficult temperaments, nor do we breed any genetically unsound animals or ones with poor mothering instincts. We believe that those traits are detrimental to the breed, so we do not use them in our breeding program, no matter how good the conformation of the rabbit is. We value traits such as high fertility and excellent mothering instincts, and are fortunate to have rabbits that are excellent breeders and mothers.
If you are interested in purchasing a rabbit from us, feel free to contact me, and I will do my best to match you up with the best rabbit possible for your needs. If I don't have anything that suits your needs, I am always happy to refer you to someone who has what you are looking for. :)
~Lots of Lops Rabbitry
Lots of Lops Rabbitry is registered with ARBA, and I am a member of ARBA and the HLRSC. I am also an ARBA licensed rabbit registrar. In 2019, my herd was ranked 2nd place Zone 2 Sweepstakes (7th in the country), 3rd Zone 2 Quality Points (17th in the country), and 7th Herdsman in the country in youth showing. My open ranking for 2019 was 6th Zone 2 Sweepstakes, and 7th Zone 2 Quality Points. Despite splitting the year between open and youth showing, I am happy with these results!
My Holland foundation stock is from Diegel's, Gard's, and Muddy Creek lines. My Dwarf Papillons are all out of BP Rabbitry, who are the COD holders for the breed. By working with these high quality lines, we strive to create the ideal Holland Lop and Dwarf Papillon rabbits in terms of type, color/markings, healthy genetics, and temperament.
I am extremely picky about which rabbits are used in my rabbitry and do not keep any subpar rabbits just because of their color. I do not believe in breeding colored Hollands just for the sake of having a colorful rabbit. Rather, I believe in breeding for a rabbit with excellent Holland Lop type, with color never being the priority. I work with otters, torts, foxes, and selfs, but my herd consists primarily of black otters. With my Papillons, I currently work with all 3 COD varieties (black, blue, and chocolate), but primarily focus on blacks, which are my absolute favorite variety!
My rabbits are additionally bred for a good temperament - having a rabbit with a sweet disposition is always a delight! We do not use rabbits with aggressive, territorial, or otherwise difficult temperaments, nor do we breed any genetically unsound animals or ones with poor mothering instincts. We believe that those traits are detrimental to the breed, so we do not use them in our breeding program, no matter how good the conformation of the rabbit is. We value traits such as high fertility and excellent mothering instincts, and are fortunate to have rabbits that are excellent breeders and mothers.
If you are interested in purchasing a rabbit from us, feel free to contact me, and I will do my best to match you up with the best rabbit possible for your needs. If I don't have anything that suits your needs, I am always happy to refer you to someone who has what you are looking for. :)
~Lots of Lops Rabbitry