Yes! But you must make sure it doesn't dip too far into the negatives.
Mini lops are no hardier than other pet rabbits. Pet rabbits descend from the European Rabbit, who's natural habitat is the Mediterranean region where it never gets too hot or too cold. Pet rabbits can't handle cold climates like the wild rabbits there can.
Pet rabbits (including mini lops) are most comfortable between 50-75F (10-23C). Colder weather, especially if they get wet, can lead to hypothermia.
Under 50F (10C), rabbits need to be are able to warm up when they need to. For example, provide a secure shelter from breezes and precipitation where the rabbits can freely go when they get a little chilly, with a "nest" box with dry bedding where they can snuggle and warm up. Under 40F (5C), rabbits needs indoor shelter with artificial heating.
Mini Lops didn't get their name from "mini" ears at all. At the time that the breed was being created, the Holland Lop was not yet a breed in the US. Bob Herschbach, the Mini Lops' created, called them Mini Lops because they were a "mini" version of the French Lop (which they still are). Ultimately, both the Mini Lop and Holland Lop were accepted as breeds at the same time by the American Rabbit Breeders Association in 1980. YES! dont let names confuse you. holland lops are much smaller than mini lops! mini lops got their name from their "mini" ears!
Not generally.
Long earred rabbit is not a rabbit breed, The breed with the long ears are Lops, There is mini lops, holland lops, french lops, English lops
Mini lops are a rabbit breed that was developed in Germany by breeding smaller French lops with smaller Chinchilla rabbits. They were first recognized as a breed by the British Rabbit Council in the 1980s. Mini lops are known for their friendly nature and floppy ears.
All rabbits, including mini lops, can have the following eye colors:Red (Common)Light Blue (Rare)Dark Brown (Common)Hazel (Common)Yellow (Rare)Gray (Rare)Black (Common)
A mini lop rabbit is smaller than a dwarf lop rabbit.
Holland lops are a small breed of rabbit. they are actually smaller than the mini lops. i have a holland lop and they make very sweet pets.
NO
3-6 months
They are only hard to keep when you do not feed them and refill their bottles.
No. Mini-Lops have a no greater or lesser likelihood to become sick then any other small breed of rabbit.
Their are millions of different kinds like Angora,Giant Lops, Mini lops, Giant Flemish and loads more ! You should google this answer at www.google.co.nz or www.google.com Hope this Helps from aj