Netherland lop rabbits do not stink. Under normal circumstances, Netherlands lop rabbits have very little body odor. If they are placed in a ventilated place, you will not smell any smell at all. However, as long as they are living animals, they cannot do without eating, drinking and diarrhea. Moreover, Dutch lop-eared rabbits urinate everywhere. If the owner does not clean up in time, the lop-eared rabbit is likely to get the excrement on its own hair, which will have a smell.

Notes on raising Holland Lop rabbits:

1. Holland Lop rabbits like a quiet environment. Because they are timid, too noisy environment can easily cause Holland Lop rabbits to lag. The eared rabbit is frightened, which affects its appetite, thereby affecting the growth of the Netherlands Lop rabbit.

2. When raising Dutch Lop rabbits, be sure to keep the food and water clean, and do not put in rotten food. Vegetables and hay should be properly matched and nutritionally balanced. Use boiled water and change the water in time when it becomes dirty.

3. The Netherlands Lop rabbit has thick hair and is not afraid of heat but not cold. In summer, you should pay attention to cooling down and provide more drinking water. When feeding the Netherlands Lop rabbit, be sure to eat an appropriate amount, otherwise it may burst.