Does can have a more feminine appearance. The ARBA standard calls for a buck to have a well developed head. Note the width between the eyes and the well developed crown. A long pointed muzzle is considered a fault. They should be thick, rounded at the ends and well furred.
Bone is very important.
The standard calls for a lop to exhibit thick short legs that are heavily boned. Fine bone is considered a disqualification from showing. Fur, although not as high on the point scale, can make the differance between winning or loosing a class. Both show and pet quality available at times. Call or email about pedigrees , winnings and prices.