Dallas Holland Lops

05/04/2026

Check out Iceman at just 3.5 months old ❄️🐰

His width and overall mass are already impressive for his age. When you run your hands across him, it’s nothing but solid muscle; no sharpness, just density.

This kind of width, mass, and size is exactly what our herd has been missing, and we’re hopeful he’ll pass that on to the next generation when paired with our does.

Excited to watch this Frosty Buck continue to mature!

05/04/2026

5 month old daughter (left) vs 1 year old mother (right) 🐰

Always fun to watch the next generation come along. If she continues to fill out and that head really pops with age, we’re loving Waffles’ ear placement (crown isn’t slipped) and thicker bone.🤞

05/03/2026

DHL’s Waffles a solid black tort junior doe.
NFS

04/25/2026

We are LOVING this 3-month-old frosty buck 🤍

He’s already showing a really nice body- thick limbs, a huge head, and impressive muscle mass with a wide frame for such a young guy. Excited to watch him continue to develop!

04/01/2026

🔥 New Addition at Dallas Holland Lops🔥

Excited to bring in a 3 month old Frosty buck from DTL Rabbitry, with 50% BFE’s (Brock’s Fallen Ears) lines.

He’s already showing a big head, strong bone, and wide hindquarters, exactly what we were looking for.

The plan: pair him with our Tort doe to work toward rare-colored Hollands with true show quality… not an easy combo to produce.

Big thanks to DTL Rabbitry, excited for what’s ahead 👀🐰

03/31/2026

🔥 New Addition at Dallas Holland Lops🔥

Excited to bring in a 3 month old Frosty buck from DTL Rabbitry, with 50% BFE’s (Brock’s Fallen Ears) lines.

He’s already showing a big head, strong bone, and wide hindquarters, exactly what we were looking for.

The plan: pair him with our Tort doe to work toward rare-colored Hollands with true show quality… not an easy combo to produce.

Big thanks to DTL Rabbitry, excited for what’s ahead 👀🐰

03/21/2026

Cedar Ridge Rabbitry has taken such good care of DHL’s Grizzle.

She’s filled out and looking great. Hope they get some new babies out of her soon!

03/21/2026

Exciting to see Cedar Ridge Rabbitry having some breeding success with our lines! Can’t wait to see how this litter turns out.

NFS

Cedar Ridge's Cecil x DHL's Inky

Our first chin project litter, and it looks like they were gracious enough to actually produce a chin! I'm not very familiar with the color yet, but I look forward to how these babies grow out. Finally Cecil's first live litter, and I'm thrilled about that!!

02/28/2026

Update: Found forever 🏡
Critter CoOps Sunflower
Black Tort Proven Doe
Born 3.19.25
Genotype: aaBBCCDDee
Dallas, TX

Sunflower comes from a long line of grand champions Critter CoOp parents and grandparents.

She’s has good type and when shown shes finished in the top half of her class.

She’s a great mother & we are only moving her on because we’ve decided to keep her daughter and son instead.

02/21/2026

DHL’s Waffles
Black Tort Doe
Critter CoOp’s Sunflower (Black Tort) × Boling Babies Cool Whip (Sable Point)
Born 12.1.25
Genotype: aaBBC?DDee (either carries sable point or REW)
Dallas, TX
NFS

We named her Waffles because we waffle each week on whether she’s going to be something special and if we should keep her but our cage space is limited.

She loves following around her brother Pancake, which makes sense… what goes better with waffles than pancakes? 😜

She’s the smallest of the three and shows more obvious true dwarf qualities, with her small ears, flat muzzle and short body.

02/21/2026

🐰 DHL’s Showtime
Black Tort Buck
Critter CoOp’s Sunflower × Boling Babies Cool Whip
Born 12.1.25
NFS

Since we first started getting him out to play around, Showtime has been the opposite of his brother- cool, calm, and collected. He’ll sit still & pose up tall on command as if he’s at a big show.

We’ve loved everything about him- big, round head, wide body, perfect ear/crown placement, and thick front limb. At times, he almost seems too good to be true.

Compared to his brother, the only thing we don’t like quite as much, is how close together he sometimes positions his two front feet.

We hope he ends up being our future herd buck. We’ll have to get him to some shows as soon as he’s over 2lbs.