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This is the first time I have ever offered a custom drawing, but due to the number of requests I have received over the years asking if could do commissioned pieces, I thought I’d give it a try.  I’d love to draw your special rabbit, and would consider other animals as well.

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Broken Orange DOE

Born October 21, 2025

By Lots-a-Hop’s Twig (Reg. GC orange, 9 legs, 8^th/9^th place Sr. Buck ANDRC/ARBA, 2 BOSB, 4 BOG+) x Lots-a-Hop’s Kumquat (Reg. broken orange, dam of 4^th place opal senior doe ARBA Convention 2024)

Kiwano is a beautiful broken orange doe.  I love her well-furred ears and pretty pattern.  She’s got a nice smooth body and is full to the table.  Her orange is deep and bold colored, though she does have some smut.  She sometimes would rather hide away than sit pretty and pose, but when you get her set up she feels and looks great.  She’s sweet and easy to handle.  Her mother Kumquat is one of our youngest son’s rabbits, and he hauled her around when he was only 4 years old.  This sweet doe has a lot to offer.

Siamese Sable DOE

Born August 27, 2025

By Micro Ranch Quarter (Reg. Siamese Sable, bred by the late Donelle Bomben) x Lots-a-Hop’s Frigid Dawn (Reg., 2024 ARBA Convention 1^st place sable point senior doe)

This pretty Siamese sable doe has a great smooth body.  She was shown at the New Year shows and won a leg for BOG and a BOSV that weekend.  Unfortunately, before the next show, as her coat finished in, we realized she’d developed a couple little white spots on her head.  We believe these to be scars from getting picked on by her mother or litter mates when she was growing up, not genetic white hair.  They are not obvious, but it would likely get her disqualified at a show.  She’d be great for producing beautiful sable points or Siamese sables.  We would be keeping her, but have a younger full sister and some baby siblings coming up behind her, so don’t need them all.   Her sire was the last rabbit we got from our late friend Donelle Bomben, also an ANDRC Hall of Fame breeder.  We are honored to still have a rabbit from her to keep her memory alive.

Sable Point BUCK

Born May 28, 2025

By Lots-a-Hop’s Ghetto (Reg. Siamese Sable) x Lots-a-Hop’s Frigid Wind (Reg. REW, mother to 2025 ANDRC BOV Sable Point, 2024 ARBA Convention 1^st sable point senior doe Youth, and 3^rd place sable point senior doe Open)

Rookery is a cute little buck with clean sable point color a pretty bold eye and nice ears.  He’s small, around 2 pounds, but has great balance to his features.  He does occasionally try to nip me when he gets tired of my hands being around his cheeks while posing, so for this reason I’d suggest he go to someone with rabbit experience and not a small kid.  Our kids handle him fine, and he hasn’t been aggressive or anything (likes his head rubbed).  He was on our keeper list, but ultimately in our reductions we need to part with more bucks, so have decided to let him go.  He’d be great for trying to bring down the size on your shaded.

Registered, Grand Champion Pending, 4 legs (2 BOG, 4 BOSG+)

Squirrel BUCK

Born April 6, 2025

By Lots-a-Hop’s Buck’em (Reg. GC opal, 12 legs, 3 BOB, 4 BOSB+) x Lots-a-Hop’s Canoeberry (Reg. chestnut)

Squirrel isn’t a color we really ‘do’, but when Hitch popped out, he was too nice not to hang onto him for awhile.  He is flashy and shows himself off really well.  Pictures don’t do this guy justice!  He’s bright eyed and upright with a smooth top and great fur.  His sire Buck’em is one of our favorite bucks.  Hitch has earned 4 legs so far, with many more wins than he has legs for because the only way for a rare color to get a leg is to go for group level win or better.  There’s been some very tough chestnut competition around here and we’ve not been to many shows, so we are pleased with how he’s shown.  He is registered and his grand championship is pending.  Hitch is a beautiful dilute buck and is ready to contribute to someone’s herd.

Registered, 1 GC leg (BOSV, 2 1^st)

Opal DOE

Born August 3, 2025

By Lots-a-Hop’s Buck’em (Reg. GC opal, 12 legs, 3 BOB, 4 BOSB+) x Lots-a-Hop’s Bluebird (Reg. GC blue, 2024 ARBA Convention BOV & BjrOV – AND – 2025 ANDRC Nationals BOV, 4 BOB, 2 BOSB+)

Thrush is one of the twin sister opals from Bluebird’s first litter last summer.  This is the first time we’ve offered any of her offspring.  Bluebird is a 2 time National level BOV winner, having back-to-back BOV wins at ARBA Convention 2024 and ANDRC Nationals in 2025.  Thrush and her sister are very special beautiful does with excellent type, good width, fur, and bold heads, eyes, and well-furred ears.  The sisters went back and forth on the show tables at the few shows we got to, each earning a leg.  It was a hard to pick a sister to go, and a decision I still go back and forth on, but we don’t need both of them.

Thrush has great ears.  They are set well, very open and well-furred.  Her body feels really nice and her coat, when finished, has a nice roll back texture.  Thrush currently has patchy under color ranging from very light to very gray (the newer coat that was coming in is the darkest gray under color).  She is ready to be bred, like our other does, and continually tried to lift as I was trying to pose her for pictures.  She’s got great overall type and would be an asset to any program.

Registered

Chestnut DOE

Born September 5, 2025

By Lots-a-Hop’s Buck’em (Reg. GC opal, 12 legs, 3 BOB, 4 BOSB+) x Lots-a-Hop’s Meadowhawk (Reg. GC Black GT Steel, 18 legs, 3 BOB, 5 BOSB+)

This doe is so cute, and it was a very hard decision to let her go.  We have too many chestnut does, and it may turn out we picked the wrong one to let go, but they all have reasons they could stay.  This doe is out of some of our favorites, especially Meadowhawk, who has a super natural pose and great presence.  Her and her sire have proven themselves to be very competitive on the show tables and I think Saffron would be the same way if someone wanted to show her.  We have not been to many shows recently, and she was out of coat when we did go, so she has not shown.  She’s starting to fill out and feel much smoother even from when we were doing our evaluations a couple weeks ago.  She’s ready to be bred, like so many of our other does right now, it was hard to get a good picture of her because she kept trying to lift her tail up.  She is somewhat higher rufous in her color.  She’s a flashy little doe with nice type and hopefully will be a valuable addition to someone’s rabbitry.

Tort VM (Vienna Mark) DOE

Born July 5, 2025

By Lots-a-Hop’s/Canyon Creek’s Puzzle (Chestnut VM, ½ brother to 4^th senior buck 2025 ANDRC Nationals) x Lots-a-Hop’s Yin (black VM)

Yang has affectionately been called the ‘tort sport’ since she was born.  She has a wide smooth body and nice wide-set hind legs.  She’s been very friendly, though recently she really wants to be bred, so has been prone to just lifting every time I try to pose her (or really start touching her body at all).  Due to this, and limited time, I gave up trying to get a posed picture and included several natural posed candid shots of her to show her general body, shape, and attributes.  I really didn’t think I’d part with this doe, but in trying to reduce our herd size, we’ve cut way back on the BEW program spots and I have some babies coming up that I need room for.  She was one of our bunny ambassadors at our family Easter gathering this past weekend, soaking up all the cuddles she could get and bringing smiles to everyone who held her.  She’s got very pretty blue coloration to her eyes and is a nice quality doe overall.  She is only for a BEW program, not intended to be bred with any solid color show program rabbits.  She super ready to breed right now and has is very talkative when we pet her.

Opal VM (Vienna Mark) BUCK

Born September 19, 2025

By Lots-a-Hop’s/Canyon Creek’s Rune (Reg. BEW, 4^th senior buck 2025 ANDRC Nationals) x Lots-a-Hop’s Yin (black VM)

Wiz is a very striking blue-eyed white program buck.  His brilliant icy blue eyes really make him stunning to look at, but he’s also got a beautiful head and body to finish the look.  His ears are very well-furred.  If it weren’t for those pretty blue eyes and a little snip of white on his nose, he would have been a really fun one to be able to show.  He loves his head rubs too and is very curious.  We are overstocked with BEW program bucks right now, so he can hop along to help someone else’s project.  It’s exciting to think how pretty his BEW offspring could be.  He is only for a BEW program, not intended to be bred with any solid color show program rabbits.