Which color varieties are associated with the Netherland Dwarf breed?

The Netherland Dwarf breed is known for a variety of color patterns and types, and the correct option highlights color varieties that are indeed recognized within this breed. Shaded, agouti, and tan pattern refer to specific genetic colorings that can occur in Netherland Dwarfs.

Shaded varieties exhibit a darker color along the back with lighter shades on the sides, creating a gradient effect. Agouti refers to a color pattern characterized by ticking—bands of color on individual hairs that give the rabbit a unique appearance, while tan patterning involves specific markings that resemble those seen in some wild rabbits.

These particular traits are well-documented in the standards for Netherland Dwarfs, showing their rarity and specific appeal in show settings. Other options present colors or combinations that are not typically associated with the breed, indicating that they belong to other breeds or do not conform to the recognized standards for classified color varieties in Netherland Dwarfs.