ARBA Show Quality Holland Lops
Member of ARBA, HLRSC
Director of RPSCV, NCHLC
INFORMAION
ABOUT ME
A FUREVER FRIEND
MY HOLLAND LOPS
Hello fellow rabbit lovers, I'm a small family owned ARBA Registered rabbitry located in the sunny central valley of California. Both my daughter and I are active in the show community and enjoy raising rabbits to the ARBA Standard of perfection. Rabbits have been a blessing in my life, more ways than I can count. I couldn't imagine a day without them.
MY HOLLAND LOPS
A FUREVER FRIEND
MY HOLLAND LOPS
My rabbits are part of our family first and foremost. I strive to better the breed to ARBA (SOP) standards with my main focus on black tort, self black and otter. I enjoy socializing and hand raising all of my babies whether they are for show, brood, 4H, FFA or pet. It is crucial to have my rabbits start out with a strong and healthy foun
My rabbits are part of our family first and foremost. I strive to better the breed to ARBA (SOP) standards with my main focus on black tort, self black and otter. I enjoy socializing and hand raising all of my babies whether they are for show, brood, 4H, FFA or pet. It is crucial to have my rabbits start out with a strong and healthy foundation. This means being handled often, socialized with my daughter and daily health checks. I want all my rabbits to leave Ermish Ranch with the best temperament possible for your family.
A FUREVER FRIEND
A FUREVER FRIEND
A FUREVER FRIEND
One of the most frequently asked questions I get is, do Holland Lops make good companions for kids? My answer in short is this; When you have done your research and understand that rabbits are high maintenance pets, require exotic vet care, consume a ton of hay, poop a lot, have specific dietary needs, may bite or scratch, can be hormonal
One of the most frequently asked questions I get is, do Holland Lops make good companions for kids? My answer in short is this; When you have done your research and understand that rabbits are high maintenance pets, require exotic vet care, consume a ton of hay, poop a lot, have specific dietary needs, may bite or scratch, can be hormonal, don't always enjoy being picked up or cuddled and by nature are a prey animal. If then, you still think a rabbit would be a great 10-year commitment then yes, I may say a rabbit could be a great companion for a child. Teaching kids the proper handling and care under parent supervision is important from the start. Rabbits are fragile and can get hurt easily. With that said, rabbits can make the best of pets, each with their own individual personality. They can be litter box trained and make wonderful pets for families that reside in apartments or condos.