I have a lop eared male bunny rabbit. He is currently 6 months old. Just wondered at what age will my rabbit stop growing?
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I'd say over one year for little body change, other than getting fatter. Does change more as they grow since they can develop a large dewlap and they tend to get longer. Bucks get a little chunky but they don't get much larger after 12-14 months of age.
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As the previous answer stated, 12-14 months is the standard time that your rabbit will be done growing, but at 6 months old your rabbit will be sexually mature.
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If hes a Holland lop hes already fully grown.dwarf breeds Holland lops Netherland dwarfs,mini rex,fuzzy lops,jersey woolies are full grown at six months.Large breeds may take a year too be full grown.If hes a mini lop they are bigger than Holland lops and take longer too mature about 9 months.if hes a French lop he will take a year too be fully grown.
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It really depends on what breed rabbit he is. If he's a dwarf or mini, he could be mature at 6-7 months old. If he's a medium to larger breed, it could be 8-14 months.
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