A skilled rabbit breeder recently revealed that she opted to adopt a charming bunny as a companion when it was born without ears. The rabbit, named Little Leo, stood out among his eight siblings for lacking the characteristic floppy ears. Despite initial concerns about his survival and hearing abilities, owner Kylie Clarke, 31, confirmed that Leo’s earless condition has not hindered him in any way.
An experienced rabbit breeder revealed that she chose to adopt a cute bunny as a companion when it was born without ears.
Kylie Clarke, the owner of the dog in the photo, was concerned that he might not make it through the situation or that he would lose his ability to hear. However, she happily reported that his lack of ears has not hindered him in any way.
Little Leo, the bunny, stood out from her siblings with her unique trait of being born without the signature floppy ears. The other bunnies will be given away, but Kylie from Belfast, Northern Ireland, has decided to keep Leo as her own pet. “I’ve never seen anything like it before,” she exclaimed. “She’s just beautiful. We named her Leo because she resembles a mini lion.” Kylie had a feeling that something was different about Leo from the beginning. “Once Leo was born, I could tell that something wasn’t right. She didn’t look like the others. As she grew older, it became clear that she had been born without any ears,” Kylie explained.
Kylie, hailing from the beautiful city of Belfast in Northern Ireland, expressed her amazement, saying: ‘I’ve never encountered anything quite like this before’. The adorable little Leo is captured in the image.
The mother of four who keeps the house in order by day transforms into a dedicated rabbit breeder in her spare time. Leo, one of her fluffy companions, can often be found cuddling up with a teddy bear in adorable photos.
Leo is scheduled for a vet check this week, but appears to be in good health. The unusual absence of her ears may be attributed to a genetic anomaly. The caretaker, a mother of four and experienced rabbit breeder, has been in the profession for over a year. Leo, a six-week-old mixed breed rabbit, has captured the attention of her family, who view her missing ears as a unique and fascinating trait. Despite initial concerns, further exploration has revealed that such a condition is exceedingly rare. The children are enthralled by Leo’s peculiar appearance and consider it a marvel. Although the exact cause remains unclear, Leo is content and thriving in her environment. A vet check is on the horizon, but for now, Leo continues to be a happy and healthy bunny.
