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❤️ Gorgeous Blue-Eyed Lionhead Rabbit ❤️ (Thousand Oaks)
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Gorgeous 12 week old Blue eyed white double maned Lionhead female $150.
We do not respond to Craigslist private messages!
Communication is MUCH faster on our socials. We post current available bunnies, news and have customer reviews.
Facebook: Three Sons Rabbitry
IG @ThreeSonsRabbitry
**Please respect that our fees are firm and fair for the quality of rabbit you are adopting! Respectfully, we do not negotiate**
*We DO NOT offer pedigree or breeding rights to anyone unless they are established breeders working on the standard. We wish to discourage “pet flippers” or anyone who is not breeding to preserve the breed. There are far too many rabbits in shelters*
🐇🐇Please be SERIOUS about bringing a bunny home and do your basic research before inquiring on a bunny! 🐇🐇
❤️We would like to find a LOVING and RESPONSIBLE pet home ONLY! Please be prepared to answer some questions about yourself and where the bunny is going to be living❤️
Three Sons Rabbitry is a small family run rabbitry focusing on beautiful and well adjusted bunnies raised to the standard of perfection. We have brought in the best Lionheads from all over the US!
We primarily raise show bunnies and place bunnies in homes that don’t quite fit the “show” criteria. Therefore, all will have excellent genetics, temperaments and double manes.
All babies are raised in our home and are handled by my three children. They are exposed to my dog, cat and grooming.
Bunnies come with a small bag of starter food, dewormed and given a dose of probiotics.
Please Note:
-Our rabbits will NOT come spayed or neutered. Please keep in mind this is can be a significant cost.
-Our rabbits are NOT litter box trained, but this is something you can easily train them to do when you bring them home.
-If you’d like a companion for your current rabbit, please make sure you have had them spayed or neutered first before attempting to purchase a rabbit to bond. Fighting is the most likely outcome for an intact rabbit.
-Rabbits don’t require vaccines like dogs and cats. However, you can consult with your vet about an optional vaccines for RHDV2 and pasteurella.