Avy is actually a she
but like most Burmese she is a chunker! More to cuddle
She is burmese but not pedigree so she isn't the most exceptional example of her breed (hang on while I look over my shoulder and make sure she isn't reading this
) she also tricks a few people as her eye colour is incorrect for the breed standard and her coat is darker then a chocolate should be. A breeder described it as her throwing back to something buried in her background that may not have been full Burmese or she's just a genetic quirk.
I believe Burmese and Siamese share some common ancestory which I think is both oriental cats from Thailand. The Burmese also has Siamese in it's development so they have a lot of similar traits. There are also two types of Burmese, American and British and our's tend to be of British type which retains some of the oriental features. I think there is a bit of controversy over the whole thing but I haven't really been reading about cat stuff for awhile, just cuddling them
I'll dig out a photo of the family's much loved Sienna, sadly now gone but he was exceptional and pedigree. We want to go back to his breeder after I lose Avalon because he was unfaultable in type and personality.
I believe Burmese and Siamese share some common ancestory which I think is both oriental cats from Thailand. The Burmese also has Siamese in it's development so they have a lot of similar traits. There are also two types of Burmese, American and British and our's tend to be of British type which retains some of the oriental features. I think there is a bit of controversy over the whole thing but I haven't really been reading about cat stuff for awhile, just cuddling them
I'll dig out a photo of the family's much loved Sienna, sadly now gone but he was exceptional and pedigree. We want to go back to his breeder after I lose Avalon because he was unfaultable in type and personality.