Bakersfield, California

Netherland Dwarf and French Lop Rabbits for Sale

Two breeds most rabbitries do not keep, from a small family rabbitry in Bakersfield. We also raise Holland Lops and Mini Lops. Every rabbit is born in the house, handled from a few days old, and driven to you by road.

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There are 28 rabbits looking for homes right now. Netherland Dwarfs are $250, French Lops $350, Holland Lops $250 for a buck and $280 for a doe and Mini Lops $200. Every one is eating well on its own, litter trained, and vaccinated against RHDV with both doses before it travels.

Netherland Dwarfs available now

A Netherland Dwarf rabbit for sale is a harder thing to find than most people expect, because the breed produces small litters and few rabbitries in California keep them at all. Ours are $250, 1.5–2.5 lb full grown, with the short upright ears and round head the breed is known for.

They are the liveliest of the four breeds here and the least interested in being carried about, which is a size response rather than a fault. Handled every day from a few days old, as these have been, a Netherland Dwarf becomes genuinely sociable on its own terms. What living with one is actually like.

Bandit, a broken fawn Netherland Dwarf buckBandit, a broken fawn Netherland Dwarf buck, photo 2Bandit, a broken fawn Netherland Dwarf buck, photo 3Bandit, a broken fawn Netherland Dwarf buck, photo 4Bandit, a broken fawn Netherland Dwarf buck, photo 5

Bandit

Broken Fawn · Buck

$250 RHDV

Broken fawn buck, cream and white, curious.

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Biscuit, a black otter Netherland Dwarf doeBiscuit, a black otter Netherland Dwarf doe, photo 2Biscuit, a black otter Netherland Dwarf doe, photo 3Biscuit, a black otter Netherland Dwarf doe, photo 4

Biscuit

Black Otter · Doe

$250 RHDV

Black otter doe, confident and interactive.

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Mocha, a black otter Netherland Dwarf buckMocha, a black otter Netherland Dwarf buck, photo 2Mocha, a black otter Netherland Dwarf buck, photo 3Mocha, a black otter Netherland Dwarf buck, photo 4

Mocha

Black Otter · Buck

$250 RHDV

Black otter buck, bold little character.

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Nova, a chocolate otter Netherland Dwarf doeNova, a chocolate otter Netherland Dwarf doe, photo 2Nova, a chocolate otter Netherland Dwarf doe, photo 3Nova, a chocolate otter Netherland Dwarf doe, photo 4

Nova

Chocolate Otter · Doe

$250 RHDV

Chocolate otter doe, warm markings, friendly.

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French Lops available now

A French Lop bunny for sale is the opposite proposition: 10–15 lb full grown, which is the weight of a small dog. French Lops are $350 here, bucks and does alike, and they are the calmest rabbits we breed. If you have room for one, nothing else makes a better lap rabbit.

Be certain about the size before you commit. A giant French Lop needs floor space rather than a bigger cage, and everything from the litter tray to the vet bill scales with the animal. How big they really get, and what the first year costs.

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Atlas

Broken Squirrel · Buck

$350 RHDV

Big placid broken squirrel buck.

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Juno, a broken opal French Lop doeJuno, a broken opal French Lop doe, photo 2Juno, a broken opal French Lop doe, photo 3

Juno

Broken Opal · Doe

$350 RHDV

Broken opal doe, calm and affectionate.

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Sage, a opal French Lop buckSage, a opal French Lop buck, photo 2Sage, a opal French Lop buck, photo 3

Sage

Opal · Buck

$350 RHDV

Solid opal buck, gentle giant.

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Ollie, a squirrel French Lop doeOllie, a squirrel French Lop doe, photo 2Ollie, a squirrel French Lop doe, photo 3

Ollie

Squirrel · Doe

$350 RHDV

Solid squirrel doe, sweet and unhurried.

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Holland Lops available now

Holland Lop bunnies for sale are what most people picture when they picture a lop: 2–4 lb, lop ears, a flat face, and a temperament that suits families. Ours are $250 for a buck and $280 for a doe, and every recognised colour is documented with photographs.

Cocoa, a self choc Holland Lop buckCocoa, a self choc Holland Lop buck, photo 2Cocoa, a self choc Holland Lop buck, photo 3

Cocoa

Self Choc · Buck

$250 RHDV

Mellow chocolate buck who loves a snuggle.

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Lila

Lilac Self · Doe

$280 RHDV

Calm lilac doe with a soft dove grey coat.

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Truffle, a self choc Holland Lop buckTruffle, a self choc Holland Lop buck, photo 2Truffle, a self choc Holland Lop buck, photo 3

Truffle

Self Choc · Buck

$250 RHDV

Gentle chocolate buck, brother to Cocoa.

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Willow, a chocolate agouti white ear Holland Lop doeWillow, a chocolate agouti white ear Holland Lop doe, photo 2Willow, a chocolate agouti white ear Holland Lop doe, photo 3

Willow

Chocolate Agouti White Ear · Doe

$280 RHDV

Sweet chocolate agouti doe, gentle and easy.

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Mini Lops available now

Our Mini Lops come from imported European lines, which is why the colours on the listings carry German names. Mini Lops are $200, 4.5–6 lb full grown, and roughly double a Holland Lop. The colour names translated into US varieties.

Domino, a lilac point magpie split Mini Lop buckDomino, a lilac point magpie split Mini Lop buck, photo 2Domino, a lilac point magpie split Mini Lop buck, photo 3

Domino

Lilac Point Magpie Split · Buck

$200 RHDV

Striking lilac point magpie buck, sociable.

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Pixie, a chocolate harlequin otter ha Mini Lop doePixie, a chocolate harlequin otter ha Mini Lop doe, photo 2Pixie, a chocolate harlequin otter ha Mini Lop doe, photo 3Pixie, a chocolate harlequin otter ha Mini Lop doe, photo 4

Pixie

Chocolate Harlequin Otter HA · Doe

$200 RHDV

Chocolate harlequin otter doe, lively and bright.

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Bruno, a chocolate frosted pearl dutch Mini Lop buckBruno, a chocolate frosted pearl dutch Mini Lop buck, photo 2Bruno, a chocolate frosted pearl dutch Mini Lop buck, photo 3Bruno, a chocolate frosted pearl dutch Mini Lop buck, photo 4Bruno, a chocolate frosted pearl dutch Mini Lop buck, photo 5Bruno, a chocolate frosted pearl dutch Mini Lop buck, photo 6Bruno, a chocolate frosted pearl dutch Mini Lop buck, photo 7Bruno, a chocolate frosted pearl dutch Mini Lop buck, photo 8Bruno, a chocolate frosted pearl dutch Mini Lop buck, photo 9

Bruno

Chocolate Frosted Pearl Dutch · Buck

$200 RHDV

Steady buck, darker pearling over Dutch pattern.

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Pearl, a chocolate frosted pearl fox vienna marked Mini Lop doePearl, a chocolate frosted pearl fox vienna marked Mini Lop doe, photo 2Pearl, a chocolate frosted pearl fox vienna marked Mini Lop doe, photo 3Pearl, a chocolate frosted pearl fox vienna marked Mini Lop doe, photo 4Pearl, a chocolate frosted pearl fox vienna marked Mini Lop doe, photo 5

Pearl

Chocolate Frosted Pearl Fox Vienna Marked · Doe

$200 RHDV

Pearled coat, blue eyes, easy to handle.

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Where we are, and how far we drive

We are in Bakersfield, California. People searching for Netherland Dwarfs for sale near me, or a French Lop rabbit for sale nearby, usually find the closest breeder is several hours away, because there are not many of us and the litters are small.

So we drive. Every rabbit travels by road, in a climate-controlled vehicle, the whole way. Never flown, never handed to a freight company, never shipped as cargo. Collection here is free and takes about twenty minutes, most of it spent going through the care sheet with you.

Which breed suits your household?

The honest answer is that it depends more on your floor space and your temperament than on the rabbit's. A French Lop at fifteen pounds and a Netherland Dwarf at two are not the same commitment in any respect.

Read the comparisons: Holland Lop against Mini Lop, against Netherland Dwarf, or against French Lop. Still unsure? Buck or doe matters less than people think.

Who you are buying from

Arlen Rabbitry is run by Arlen in Bakersfield, breeding since 2020. It is five litters a year, raised in the house. There is no unit, no staff and no second location, and the person who raised your rabbit is the person who answers your email.

  • Small on purpose. Five litters a year is what one person can raise indoors properly, not a number waiting to grow.
  • Nothing leaves early. A rabbit goes home when it is eating well on its own and using its litter tray, not on a date.
  • RHDV vaccinated. Both doses, given here, before it travels.
  • Road transport only. Driven, never flown.

More about how the rabbitry runs, or what goes home with your rabbit.

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Tell Arlen which breed you are drawn to and roughly what your household is like, and you will get a straight answer about whether it suits. One person reads these.

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