Breed Standard of the 

                      Netherland Dwarf


                                                            Body 30
                                                            Ears 15
                                                            Head 15
                                                            Eyes 5
                                                            Colour 15
                                                            Coat 10
                                                            Condition 10
                                                            Total 100

                                                                

OTHER COLOURS
  SELFS  SHADED  AGOUTI PATTERNED 
TAN PATTERNED   

ORANGE - Bright orange saddle shading down the flanks. Colour to go well down the fur with a white undercolour. Chest to match flanks. Eye circles, inside of ears, underside of jowl and tail, and belly to be white.

FAWN - Warm fawn saddle shading down the flanks. Colour to go well down the fur with a white undercolour. Chest to match flanks. Eye circles, inside of ears, underside of jowl and tail and belly to be white.

STEEL - To be bright steel throughout. Head, feet ears and belly to match body colours. Colour to be as free as possible from a brown tinge. Undercolour, dark slate, carried well down to the skin, with no trace of a grey or yellow band. Undercolour of tail can be lighter.  Faults: band in undercolour. Feet and ears not matching body colour. Barred feet. 

HIMALAYAN - Distribution of colouring as for the Normal Himalayan rabbit. The Himalayan Netherland Dwarf is recognised in all four colours - namely Black, Chocolate, Blue and Lilac

ANY OTHER COLOUR - Accept any other colour so long as it conforms to the normal pattern of accepted colours of other breeds. 

                           

orange    fawn    steel    himalayan    bluepoint    cinnamon    broken pattern    chocolate tortoiseshell

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