Miniature Cashmere Lop:is very similar to the standard Cashmere Lop, but this one is smaller. They will reach a size of no more than 3.5 pounds when they are fully grown.
Dwarf Lop: is a lop-eared rabbit breed that weighs about 4-5.5 pounds. Although that’s not as small as some other rabbits, they’re far smaller than many of the other lop-eared breeds we’ve mentioned.
Cashmere Lop: is a compact rabbit that weighs about 4-5 pounds on average and can live for up to 12 years with proper care. These rabbits are known for their long, thick fur coats compared .
French Lop: is a very large rabbit variety that might just be the biggest lop-eared rabbit breed on average. These animals can weigh upwards of 11 pounds and reach into the 20-pound range.
English Lop: is prized for having some of the longest ears of any rabbit along with a prominent body. Unlike other lops, the English Lop can grow to sizes of 11 pounds .
American Fuzzy Lop: is a very popular lop-eared rabbit breed that shares many similarities with the Holland Lop. As their name suggests, the American Fuzzy Lop is a breed of rabbit .
Holland Lop: is another very popular breed of rabbit. They are beloved both for their iconic looks as well as their relatively small size. These rabbits only grow to about 4 pounds in weight.
Velveteen Lop: was originally a crossbreed between the Rex Rabbit and the English Lop. This lop-eared rabbit has the same body shape as the Mini Rex.
Miniature Lion Lop: is also known for its trademark mane, a growth of fur that occurs all over their head except for above their nose. This gives them a very rare lion-like look that people love.
Meissner Lop:They are often compared to the French Lop, but they are smaller, capping out their weight between 7.5 and 10 pounds. They are often seen with the silvery ticking on their coat.