Living Nature Dutch Lop Eared Rabbit 18 cm Plush

From the brand Living Nature animals are more than just soft toys; they are forever friends for animal lovers aged 0 to 100. With over 120 different animals to choose from, pick your favourites and collect the whole gang to create your very own home zoo! There’s a plush pet for everyone. World Wildlife Visit the store World Wildlife Visit the store Farm Visit the store Farm Woodland Visit the store Woodland Pets Visit the store Pets Water Visit the store Water Review: Our real life rabbit seems to like it - Our 13 year old house rabbit recently passed away leaving behind his 11 year old brother. I was really worried how our remaining bun would cope as they adored each other for the 10 years they lived together and were usually found snuggling in a corner somewhere when they weren't hopping around. However we feel, and our vet agrees that it wouldn't be the right thing to try and bond him with another rabbit with his age and health conditions. He wouldn't be able to defend himself in a fight and could be injured by another rabbit very easily so we decided to get one of these and see if that would help after reading reviews from others who have had success with this one. It's really good quality and feels very soft to touch. I was worried about loose fur and the likelihood of that being eaten but it doesn't seem to be an issue. I actually tried to pull some fur out with no success and it doesn't look like Bramble has managed to pull any out either. It's also pretty realistic looking although I do agree with other reviews that the tail is huge in comparison to it's overall size. It's tail is the size of the whole backside whereas real rabbit's tails are normally really small. When this arrived I put it in the pen and balanced a treat on its back and another on its head so Bramble would see it as a positive thing. He promptly knocked off the treats, ate them and picked the toy rabbit up by it's enormous tail and threw it about for a while to see if it produced more treats! Spoiler alert, it didn't and he ignored it for the rest of the day. However he did start paying attention to it over a few days and he now grooms it just like he did his brother. It's no replacement of course but it is giving him the opportunity to continue to express his natural behaviours of grooming and snuggling like they do when bonded. Size wise it's pretty small Vs our rabbit but then again ours is most definitely not a small rabbit, he is about the size of a small cat. I would say this is perhaps a little bigger than a Netherland Dwarf. Review: Very very soft fur and a truly beautiful rabbit - This rabbit is amazing. She is so realistic that I could swear she twitches her nose in the usual rabbit fashion. (OK I know that doesn't happen but it could at any moment.) Mine is called Elizabeth. Lovely fur and very strokable.