Which of the following breeds is classified as a marked breed?

The Himalayan breed is classified as a marked breed due to its distinctive coat pattern, which features a unique color-pointing system. This means that the body of the rabbit is typically a lighter color, while the extremities (ears, nose, feet, and tail) are darker. This striking contrast is a hallmark of marked breeds, where specific patterns or colors are present in certain areas of the rabbit’s body.

In contrast, the other breeds listed do not fit the criteria for marked breeds. The American Chinchilla, for example, is known for its solid coloration with a unique shaded coat but lacks the specified point coloration seen in marked breeds. The Jersey Wooly is primarily recognized for its woolly fur and various color patterns but does not conform to the typical definition of marked breeds. Similarly, the Silver Marten, while it possesses unique color and markings, is classified by its specific coloration rather than being defined as a marked breed like the Himalayan.