Mi conejo tiene orejas caídas.
"Rabbit with big ears" in Spanish is: conejo con las orejas grandes
Translation: Disquete
Pequeñas orejas
Rabbit in Spanish is "el conejo."
Odio las orejas
Saying "rabbit" to a rabbit might not achieve much, as rabbits typically respond more to tone, body language, and the context of their surroundings rather than specific words. However, it can be a fun way to interact with them and perhaps get their attention, especially if you're trying to bond with or play with a pet rabbit. Plus, it's just cute!
el conejo rex
Conejo blanco de ojos azules.
hacen que mi duelen los oídos
Excuse my spelling, but it should be "aretes" (arretes").
It is actually illegal in Europe to crop their ears. But it is done because it helped to prevent the ears from being torn when the dogs were working as guards, etc. Now, they must be cropped a certain way to be allowed in AKC shows in the U.S. Also, some people believe it makes them look more intimidating. I just wanted to add to above answer. I do understand it is not medically necessary, but to say there are no benefits is not true. Dogs with floppy ears are more prone for ear infections because they don't "air out" well. My last dog (not a Dobie) had floppy ears and he was miserable most of the time. We cleaned his ears religiously, had him on meds and he still had yeast infections and such in his ears often. If we didn't watch him, he'd tear the inside of his ears from scratching. It isn't this bad in all floppy eared dogs, but it is a possibility.
You can say rabbit in a different language.