I would have said there's belgian hare in there somewhere...bunnys are one of the most difficult animals to guess breed, I've had them for years and bred them along the way and I still find it difficult to determin wen another drops in my lap....aside Dolly type buns whee it's obvious lol
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They aren't full rexes because of the fur. I would say maybe rex cross because of the long face. How old are they? Lops usually lop their ears fairly early.

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they are nine weeks

I think the woman you got them from is telling you porkies. Or she just doesn't know.

At 9 weeks, their ears would have lopped by now.

ok thankyou

Hey, aww adorable buns
I was thinking the same thing too. They do look a little too 'hare-like' to be lops.
But maybe they are just very late lopping.

I know that with my lionhead x lop, when she has both ears up she looks completely different as to when she has one ear up one ear down then looks like a very small built lop when she has both ears down.

Rabbits...confusing buggars

I would not say there are any rex or hare in them at all.

They are crossbreeds, with perhaps a bit of lop in them due to the hang of the ears. Definitely not full lop though due to the face shape.

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