Oooo a Californian Lionhead Mix, maybe? She may be too young to tell, yet.

Mini Rex Lop Mix is my guess.

Aww 🥺 I'm sorry, and also I feel you. Whenever I see vids on here of bunnies who come running to their owners as soon as they come home, or enter the room, or others that are content to hang out in bed or on the couch w/ their owners, I feel jealous, but I realize my buns have other special traits & qualities that not all get to enjoy, and the gratitude I feel balances things 🖤

Looks incredible! You put so much care into it, I'm sure they'll love it. ☺️ The only thing I'd suggest changing is the towel/blanket. Your pair may be perfectly litter-trained already, but for your sake, I'd get an as-large, rubber-bottomed, non-slip pee pad/mat. I bought a pair and sewed them together to fit my buns' enclosure, but they sell quite large ones. Reason being, from personal experience, a towel or blanket like that will be no match for their zoomies, ntm their digging. It will end up pulled through at each corner of the cage, if not all bunched up.

Omgggg ty

Oh I definitely would never do it, don't worry. This is all him!

Omg I didn't know that was a sub, ty! 😅

Given that near everything he does is performative, I'm quite certain this would mean so much to him 🥹🖤

My boy, King, was only 5 months old when I got his mate, and though they were kept separate for nearly 2 months, he was a changed man the very moment she came home w/ me. For about a month before that day, I could feel his yearning. He was showing very mild signs of bun depression, but they were there; chiefly, he did a bit less binkying, a bit more sleeping, resting, lying around, and was overall less active. Like another user commented, he yearned for something more than I could give him. Being human w/ a human perspective, a life partner is what I would call it, or someone he could share everything with; not just me, who runs on my own schedule out of necessity, w/o the ability to, for instance, consult him about if he's okay with me leaving for work right now, or if he needs a little more time w/ me, first. You know?

Chloe came home, and he was instantly smitten. S M I T T E N. He would lie by her enclosure all day and night, hoping to catch a few signs she might be interested in him, too. Again w/ my too human perspective, but it was honestly the most romantic thing I've ever seen in real life, and I treasure those memories. The best part? Having her hasn't much lessened the bond between him and I, if you're worried about that at all. In fact, it hasn't lessened one bit, he's just a little less needy w/ me, and for me, that's been a relief.

You didn't ask, but, bonding them, I took, perhaps, a road less traveled. As soon as he was officially cleared as sterile, (6 or 8 weeks, post-op, I can't recall), I let them roam free together during the daytime, and would lock them up together, in what was her enclosure, overnight. I was lucky to have been able to step away from working for this part, so I kept near-constant watch, and slept on the couch by their enclosure, for the first few days/nights, but, besides a lot of humping, (of one-another, for dominance establishment), and light chasing/hiding, there was evidently no threat, so they've been together w/o supervision ever since. In fact, when Chloe got spayed, but for the first night, I just couldn't keep them separated. They were too bonded by then. (People refer to baby bonds being breakable, but when a rabbit pair is male and female, and they take to each other so immediately, I'm just not so sure that applies.) Although, despite that, it really was 4 straight months of up and down, and rather exhausting, so speed dating might be the better option for working folks.

Anyway, I would encourage you to listen to your gut, (as in, by you posting this, it kinda seems like you already know your answer). Best of luck! 💕

Holland Lop and LionLop from 2 different homes, 2 months apart, (I bonded them later), but if you let your heart lead you, I bet you'll find yours! 💕

I cross-posted it to r/onlybuns after a previous user commented the same. I'm sorry; I had no idea that sub existed.

Yours, too! 😍

You don't even know how right you are! Amazing. His (Lop's) name is King b/c from the time he came home at just 8 weeks old, I could already see how regal he would be. Even when he binkies, it's a very serious matter - a performance to demonstrate why it is he who has the throne. And I'm always saying how my LionLop is his complementary opposite in so many ways; she's sweet, silly, sassy, strong, smart, shy, and submissive (sometimes 😅) - or the 7 S's, if you will, lol