Bestla
READY FOR ADOPTION FROM 1ST NOVEMBER
About
Age: Born 12th May 2025
Breed: Mini Lop
Size: Small
Gender: Female
Meet Bestla - "the sweet one"
With her tiny pink nose, white blaze and dutch markings, she will melt your heart instantly.
Bestla appears at first meet to be the most shy and timid of her siblings, but if you take her off on her own she is just as confident. Her sisters tend to overshadow her as they are louder.
She is our little bouncy baby who loves to pop and jump, always doing the cutest little binkies and pirouettes. She has a gentleness about everything she does like a ballerina.
She loves forage stuffer toys and her tunnels. Anything she can play with will be nudged and investigated with such sweetness. She loves a nibble on an apple branch and she will always choose the biggest chunk of dandelion root.
Bestla would make a great companion for another playful bunny and she is very used to humpy bunnies and having to wait. She's very fuss free and nothing bothers her. She does need some guidance at times so a companion who could be that for her would be ideal.
Breed: Mini Lop
Size: Small
Gender: Female
Meet Bestla - "the sweet one"
With her tiny pink nose, white blaze and dutch markings, she will melt your heart instantly.
Bestla appears at first meet to be the most shy and timid of her siblings, but if you take her off on her own she is just as confident. Her sisters tend to overshadow her as they are louder.
She is our little bouncy baby who loves to pop and jump, always doing the cutest little binkies and pirouettes. She has a gentleness about everything she does like a ballerina.
She loves forage stuffer toys and her tunnels. Anything she can play with will be nudged and investigated with such sweetness. She loves a nibble on an apple branch and she will always choose the biggest chunk of dandelion root.
Bestla would make a great companion for another playful bunny and she is very used to humpy bunnies and having to wait. She's very fuss free and nothing bothers her. She does need some guidance at times so a companion who could be that for her would be ideal.
Home Criteria
She has shown a preference for indoor living and prefers a quieter environment to a chaotic one. She must go to a home where she has permanent access to lots of space and enrichment. She passed her dog and cat testing with flying colours and was is one who shows the most keen interest in having a doggy sibling.
Special Requirements
Mini Lops are a high maintenance breed & require regular ear and dental checks and being registered with a rabbit savvy / exotic vet - please see our mini lop care guide for more information
We highly recommend insuring these babies
We highly recommend insuring these babies
A NOTE ABOUT BABY BUNS:
At BBBB we spend a huge amount of time raising babies who are brought into us, including socialising and training. We do not let them go to new homes until they have been neutered, we do this young at around 10-12 weeks old and then we begin looking for matches for them.
While we can tell you a lot about their personality, a baby bunny does not have a set temperament until they are adults and this can change as they reach adulthood (approx 12 months old). If you are considering adding a baby/youngster into existing bonded rabbits, be aware that while this will initially be an easy bonding process, the rabbit will only find their way into the hierarchy and find a 'job' when they reach adulthood, this means it can be risky to add one in as they can fight to work their way up as they become adults. If someone is looking for a specific job role to be added into a group, we will only match them with an adult rabbit.
At BBBB we spend a huge amount of time raising babies who are brought into us, including socialising and training. We do not let them go to new homes until they have been neutered, we do this young at around 10-12 weeks old and then we begin looking for matches for them.
While we can tell you a lot about their personality, a baby bunny does not have a set temperament until they are adults and this can change as they reach adulthood (approx 12 months old). If you are considering adding a baby/youngster into existing bonded rabbits, be aware that while this will initially be an easy bonding process, the rabbit will only find their way into the hierarchy and find a 'job' when they reach adulthood, this means it can be risky to add one in as they can fight to work their way up as they become adults. If someone is looking for a specific job role to be added into a group, we will only match them with an adult rabbit.