WireGrass Hippity Hoppity Hoppitry

05/09/2026

Once you pick a rabbit and reserve it, you are locked in. No switching, trading, or take backs.

If you back out of that rabbit, the money you put towards it is forfeit, nonrefundable, no longer yours and neither is the rabbit.

When I relist that rabbit and it resells, you do not get to then change your mind or pick a new rabbit instead. See above for further explanation.

And yes these are real things that have happened. I only have these problems out of other breeders whose policies are the EXACT SAME.

Mutual respect and kindness my friends 🫶🏼

05/05/2026

Alright followers help me out

05/05/2026

04/23/2026

The Holland Lop is smaller than the Mini Lop and has a broad, short body that is more compact. In contrast, Holland lops have a compact body that is broad and short. They have larger heads more like the size of other rabbit species, and their ears are notably longer and broader at the base than other Lop breeds

04/16/2026

In light of recent questions I feel like I should reiterate here that I have a closed Rabbitry. I do sometimes do pickups at my home but I never allow anyone in my actual Rabbitry. If I have a few babies or even adults being picked from I have allowed people to see those specific ones but that is it, and there are always certain things I do to keep it short and simple for the rabbits and myself. I do not give tours of my rabbits for any reason.
This is for a few reasons, they're safety, health and comfort being number 1. The second reason is obviously that this is my home, I'm not a pet store or a petting zoo this place isn't open to the general public. Third, I just really don't have a reason to spend my time doing tours of my animals for strangers for their amusement. This is my hobby and my happy place, it doesn't involve tours.
No offense, but I have zero reason to randomly allow rabbit visits with people I do not know at my home just so they can see a rabbit. Yes, I've recently been asked this and when the answer was "I don't do visits for the sake of seeing the rabbits I don't have any reason to want to do that. Are you interested in one that's available?" It wasn't well received that I'm not open to random visits.
I absolutely love the interest in my babies and in my program. I truly enjoy sharing the day to day goings on here with everybody but I'm not going to share them in person with people I don't know.

04/15/2026

🐇 9 BEST PET RABBITS YOU WILL LOVE

If you want a rabbit that is friendly, easy to manage, and perfect as a pet, these are the best choices 👇

1️⃣ HOLLAND LOP

Small, cute, and very friendly 🥰
They love human interaction and are perfect for beginners.

2️⃣ LIONHEAD RABBIT

Has a fluffy “lion-like” mane 🦁
Very playful and affectionate, great for families.

3️⃣ MINI LOP

Calm and easygoing rabbit
They adapt quickly and enjoy being handled.

4️⃣ MINI REX

Soft fur like velvet ✨
Low maintenance and very gentle in nature.

5️⃣ NETHERLAND DWARF

Very small and super cute 😍
Best for experienced owners because they can be a bit shy.

6️⃣ DUTCH RABBIT

Easy to recognize with their color pattern
Friendly, calm, and very easy to train.

7️⃣ FLEMISH GIANT

Very big rabbit but super gentle 🐰
Known as the “gentle giant” and great for bonding.

8️⃣ ENGLISH ANGORA

Very fluffy and beautiful ☁️
They are sweet but need regular grooming.

9️⃣ HIMALAYAN RABBIT

Simple-looking but very calm
One of the best rabbits for beginners due to its easy nature.

⚠️ IMPORTANT TIP:
Most pet rabbits are actually mixed breeds, and what really matters is their behavior—not just the breed.

🐇 Choose a rabbit that fits your lifestyle, not just looks!

04/13/2026

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