The adult weight of the Dutch lop rabbit is generally 2.0~2.5 kg, and the body length is about 40 cm. The normal lifespan of a rabbit is generally about 10 years, while the Netherlands Lop rabbit has a lifespan of 5 to 12 years. There are many varieties of Dutch lop-eared rabbits. The body length and weight of individuals of different breeds are not the same, and body length has a great relationship with acquired nutrition. Nutritious Dutch lop-eared rabbits grow larger.

How to raise Dutch Lop rabbits:

1. Feed once a day from 6 to 7 in the morning and once from 9 to 10 in the evening. Feeding less and controlling the amount of feed are the basic principles of raising Dutch lop rabbits.

2. Dutch lop-eared rabbits love to be clean. They bathe once a week in winter and two to three times a week in summer to prevent the growth of parasites. They also need to prevent mosquito bites in summer.

3. Clean the cage every morning, clean up the remaining feed and rabbit excrement, pour a capful of 84 disinfectant used at home, and add water to dilute it. , use a disinfectant towel dipped in water to wipe the cage to disinfect it.