The life span of the Dutch Lop rabbit is 5 to 12 years, and the average life span can reach about 10 years. The lifespan of a Dutch Lop rabbit is closely related to the way it is raised, the rabbit's physique, and nutrition. If the owner takes good care of it, it can easily live 10 years. If the owner does not pay enough attention to raising lop-eared rabbits scientifically, it is very likely that the lop-eared rabbit will be weak and sick, which will affect its life span.

Factors affecting the life span of Dutch Lop Rabbits:

1. Homosexual aggression. When adult male rabbits meet, they will chase and bite each other; when female rabbits are together, they will also bite each other, and they are likely to bite each other to death. Male and female rabbits tend to get along harmoniously together. Therefore, when raising, try not to keep adult male rabbits or adult female rabbits together.

2. Disease. As soon as you buy a young rabbit, give it coccidiosis medicine to prevent coccidiosis. Coccidiosis occurs acutely. Many young rabbits die from coccidiosis, followed by diarrhea.

3. Irregular diet. Rabbits don’t feel full, so you need to control their food intake each time you feed them to avoid overeating