Gyoza

Meet Gyoza and Pierogi, two of the best mini lops you'll ever meet. These two are quick to trust you, and love to be wherever you are. They're used to noise and moving around them. These two bunnies will seek you out for snacks and pets all the time. If you sit on the floor with them, they will come over to you for pets and check-ins. If Pierogi hasn't noticed your treat, but Gyoza has, just say “go get your boy!” and she'll scamper off to get him and bring him back to you. These two are bonded and accustomed to living in a large space like an x-pen. For the most part, they won't chew on things they aren't supposed to, so long as they have plenty of stuff they can chew on. Cardboard boxes and hay cubes are always appreciated! However, Pierogi can be a bit naughty, so keep an eye on him sniffing around things he shouldn't be.<br/><br/>Gyoza can be a bit jealous, so be sure to give her treats first and pets at the same time as Pierogi. Pierogi doesn't mind sharing or waiting. Gyoza will tolerate being held, but prefers the ground. Pierogi is big and floppy and doesn't mind being carried around. He is a bit on the portly side, so he will need help brushing his back. Once a week, for a few minutes is all he needs to get the spot along his spine and above his tail. These two are truly lovely little friends and they deserve all the spoiling and love someone can give them.

Meet Gyoza and Pierogi, two of the best mini lops you'll ever meet. These two are quick to trust you, and love to be wherever you are. They're used to noise and moving around them. These two bunnies will seek you out for snacks and pets all the time. If you sit on the floor with them, they will come over to you for pets and check-ins. If Pierogi hasn't noticed your treat, but Gyoza has, just say “go get your boy!” and she'll scamper off to get him and bring him back to you. These two are bonded and accustomed to living in a large space like an x-pen. For the most part, they won't chew on things they aren't supposed to, so long as they have plenty of stuff they can chew on. Cardboard boxes and hay cubes are always appreciated! However, Pierogi can be a bit naughty, so keep an eye on him sniffing around things he shouldn't be.

Gyoza can be a bit jealous, so be sure to give her treats first and pets at the same time as Pierogi. Pierogi doesn't mind sharing or waiting. Gyoza will tolerate being held, but prefers the gro

Meet Gyoza and Pierogi, two of the best mini lops you'll ever meet. These two are quick to trust you, and love to be wherever you are. They're used to noise and moving around them. These two bunnies will seek you out for snacks and pets all the time. If you sit on the floor with them, they will come over to you for pets and check-ins. If Pierogi hasn't noticed your treat, but Gyoza has, just say “go get your boy!” and she'll scamper off to get him and bring him back to you. These two are bonded and accustomed to living in a large space like an x-pen. For the most part, they won't chew on things they aren't supposed to, so long as they have plenty of stuff they can chew on. Cardboard boxes and hay cubes are always appreciated! However, Pierogi can be a bit naughty, so keep an eye on him sniffing around things he shouldn't be.

Gyoza can be a bit jealous, so be sure to give her treats first and pets at the same time as Pierogi. Pierogi doesn't mind sharing or waiting. Gyoza will tolerate being held, but prefers the ground. Pierogi is big and floppy and doesn't mind being carried around. He is a bit on the portly side, so he will need help brushing his back. Once a week, for a few minutes is all he needs to get the spot along his spine and above his tail. These two are truly lovely little friends and they deserve all the spoiling and love someone can give them.