Which of the following is a compact typed breed?

The Dutch breed is classified as a compact typed breed due to its small to medium size, muscular build, and well-proportioned body structure. Compact typed breeds generally have a rounded appearance with a short, stocky body, a broad head, and strong bone structure, all of which characterize the Dutch rabbit. This breed has a friendly demeanor and is known for its distinctive coloring patterns, which contribute to its popularity in show circles.

In contrast, the other breeds listed do not fall under the compact typed category. The Rex is known for its unique fur texture rather than its body type. The French Lop and Flemish Giant breeds are both larger, with characteristic long bodies, making them heavy or giant types rather than compact. Understanding these distinctions helps distinguish between various rabbit types and their classifications in rabbit shows.