Pesto
Smoke marten mini lop buck
Pesto is definitely one of the characters of the shed! I have never known a bunny so pleased to see people (mostly because he thinks he will get treats) This little guy makes the happiest buzzing sound. Everyone’s best friend
Mumble
Lilac fox buck
Just like in the film, this little bunny lives up to his name, always dancing around your feet! I have always loved lilac bunnies, and this guy is no different! He is a sweet natured bunny, chinning everything in sight! Including humans.
Eeyore
Lilac self buck
Eeyore joined us when he was 8 weeks old and settled in straight away. He is, like all of them, a sweet natured boy, who loves nothing more then head rubs. He is a petite little man and we are so happy he came to us here at Cheshunt Mini Lops and Teddies.
Simba
Lilac chin buck
We love Simba... but Simba is one of the cheekiest bunnies we have in the shed! Simba wants your attention, constantly, and if he is not getting it, he will do something to make sure that the attention is fully on him! The lilac chin colour is one of my favourites, and this lovely boy is part of the reason that we were able to breed our first one here - our girl named Pearl.
Twiglet
Lilac fox mantle doe
Twig is one of our youngest buns in the shed. She lives happily with her mum, Winter. Her dad is the gorgeous SImba. Twiglet is a happily little thing, but has absolutely no common sense... she will leap out of the hutch, off of tables, sofas etc. Always lands well but never considers the consequences!
Willow
Lilac otter mantle doe
Willow is a beautiful girl. She is incredibly friendly and loves a cuddle. Mantle is my favourite patterns, with 4 white boots and a cute spotty tummy, she is just stunning. She is a fabulous mummy bunny and takes great care of her babies.
Flora
Blue otter doe
Flora is a tiny bunny. Her dad is Pesto, and she takes after him in her small stature. Her mum is Heather and they live happily together. She loves to still climb all over her mum. She is very friendly and will do anything for a barley ring.
Tiffin
Lilac tort doe
I was so pleased when Tiffin was born. We didn't expect to have a lilac tort in the nest... yet here she is! Her mum is Summer and her dad is Eeyore. The photographs don't do her justice. She is the most beautiful colour and we are very much looking forward to being able to breed some more lilac tort later this year.
Waffle
Blue Fox Mantle Doe
Waffle was bred here are Cheshunt mini lops and teddy dwerg. She is the sister of Kinder. Her mum is Blossom and she inherited her calm temperament. Waffle is a fabulous mum and very attentive of her babies
Winter
point butterfly doe
Winter was born here at Cheshunt mini lops and teddy dwergs. Her mum was Blossom, Winter used to live with her sister Lettuce, but she sadly passed away at 6 months old. - after that Winter became very quiet and sad. However, since having her daughter, Twiglet, she is back to her happy, hoppy self.
Summer
Lilac mantle
Summer is another beautiful girl who was born here. She is a sweet little girl and a lovely example of the mantel pattern. Her mum is Waffle, making Kinder her auntie! Her dad was one of our boys who has now retired named Basil!
Heather
Lilac otter split
Heather was one of the first lilac otter splits that we bred here. She is a sassy bunny, but really just a bog softie. Her mum is Clover (now retired ) and her dad Basil (also retired)
Nutmeg
Choc mantle doe
Nutmeg is one of my favourite patterns - mantle. Mantle is an overmarked butterfly pattern - i just love her spotty tummy! She is an incredibly sweet natured bunny. He mum was Bramble ( now retired) We are looking forward to babies from her in 2023 - maybe even some more mantles!
Bumble
Orange doe
Bumble is one of the smallest bunnies I have in the gang. She is a fabulous mum - very protective over her babies. Once she has built up trust with you, she is an absolute softie.
Tink
Lilac otter split
Tink is an absolute character! She is a sassy girl - thinks it is funny to throw her litter tray around the hutch... it is not!
Jasmine
Lilac chin
It took a long while to find Jasmine - lilac chin was my dream bunny - she is the most adorable little thing. She is a tiny bunny and just the calmest bunny you could wish for. She is an excellent mum to Pearl.
Pearl
Lilac chin
Mum is Jasmine, dad is Simba. Pearl is the first lilac chin we bred here at Cheshunt mini lops and teddy dwerg and so of course she was going to stay with me. She lives with her mum still and can often be found hanging out in her hay rack - literally!
Autumn
Lilac split
Autumn's mum is Maple. She is another of my little bunnies. She is a little bit of an escape artist - often with her mum close behind! Where ever possible, I like to keep my girls in pairs, and Autumn lives with her mum- you can often find them snuggled up together, Autumn using Maple as a pillow!
Maple
Choc split
When Maple was a baby, she used to bound round the hutch, jumping over the partition into the sleeping area- luckily as she has matured, she has calmed down a little... not a lot... but a little!
Winnie
Lilac fox
Winnie's mum is Holly. She lives with Roo. They will spend hours chasing each other playing in the run in the garden. She always comes to the door when you go to the hutch to say hello ( and to check out if you have any treats)
Roo
Lilac chin sable
Mum is Holly, dad is Simba. Roo lives with her sister Winnie. She is a little more timid than her sister, but a sweet natured bunny.
Lavender
Lilac otter
Of all my bunnies, Lavender has got to be the cuddliest - as in if you go to put her down, she doesn't want to! Generally, rabbits are not fans of being carried around but Lavender is an exception to the rule. She loves it. She will sit up in your arms, paws on your shoulder just watching in the world go by.
Holly
Lilac split
Holly is a total poser with her one white paw. She is mum to Roo and Winnie. She is an attentive mum and builds perfect nests to take care of her babies! She is a cheeky monkey also and can be relied upon to jump out of her hutch to have a charge around. She is rather partial to barley rings, like most bunnies.
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