Which of the following are two pointed breeds of rabbits?

The choice of Californian and Himalayan as two pointed breeds of rabbits is correct because both of these breeds exhibit a unique coloration pattern known as "pointing." In pointed breeds, the body fur is lighter in color, while the extremities—such as the ears, nose, paws, and tail—are darker, creating a striking contrast. This trait is a result of a temperature-sensitive mutation in the gene responsible for coat color, which causes the fur to be darker in cooler areas of the body and lighter in the warmer areas.

Californian rabbits are known for their white bodies with darker points, typically in shades of black, chocolate, or blue. Similarly, Himalayans have a white body with darker points that can be black, blue, chocolate, or lilac. Both breeds showcase the defining characteristics of point coloration that distinguish them from other breeds.

In contrast, the other choices present breeds that do not display this pointed coloration pattern, and therefore do not fit the criteria of being two pointed breeds of rabbits.