For those who are raising French lop rabbits for the first time, the most important thing is to choose a rabbit with a strong physique. There is no absolute standard for selecting a healthy rabbit. But be sure to keep in mind the appearance of the French lop rabbit.

The French Lop has small and long ears, but is round, large, and strong. The French Lop's head is half the size of its body. There is a small arc between the top of the head and the nose, and the nose and the mouth are flat. Their front legs are very short, the bones are very thick, the hair on the base of the ear is called the crested hair, the crested hair is mostly only 2cm, and the hair on the buttocks is relatively neat. These are also the criteria for judging the quality of the French lop-eared rabbit.

Although the French lop rabbit has the best body shape, it is not known for young children. The French Lop is almost completely tolerant of moderate tugs and hugs, making it an excellent and safe pet rabbit. However, due to its large size and large claws, be careful when holding it, as it may cause scratches due to struggles. Adults should warn children well, because it is very tame, so it is more friendly to treat French lop rabbits to avoid accidentally hurting it.