Netherland Dwarf rabbits are the smallest breed recognized by the American Rabbit Breeders Association. They are often called the Gem of the Fancy. They come in a wide variety of colors. The varieties of Netherlands are classified into Groups. There are five groups; Self, Shaded, Agouti, Tan and All Other Varieties (AOV). The Self group contains Black, Blue, Chocolate, Lilac, Blue Eyed White and Ruby Eyed White. The Shaded group includes Sable Point, Siamese Sable, and Siamese Smoke Pearl. Chestnut, Chinchilla, and Steel are grouped under Agouti. The Tan group contain Martens, Otters and Opal. The AOV group contains those varieties which don't fit into the other groups. These include Himilayan and Tortoise Shell.

• Senior Bucks (male rabbits over six months of age) should not weigh over 2.5 pounds.
• Senior Does (female rabbits over six months of age) should not weigh over 2.5 pounds.
• Junior Bucks (males under six months of age) are not to weigh over 2 pounds.
• Junior Does (females under six months of age) are not to weigh over 2 pounds.

• Our Shaded's include Sable Point, Siamese Sable, and Siamese Smoke Pearl from Elsbree's, J-Top's, and Knisely's lines.
• Our Self's include Black, Blue, and Ruby Eyed White from Knott's, Elsbree's and Bonde lines.
• Our Chestnuts are in the Agouti group and they are from Bonde lines.
• We have Black Otter's from the Tan group from Blue Diamond lines.
• We breed Himilayans from the All Other Variety group.