Long and substantial, but not oriental or foreign.
Size
Medium to large (but not quite as large as the largest domestic breed).
Moderately long and substantial with a rectangular stance. Chest full and broad. Slightly higher in hips with prominent shoulder blades. Hips substantial almost as wide as chest. Deep flank. Muscular and athletic in appearance.
Body-Moderately long and substantial; stocky; noticeable rectangular stance; boning substantial; chest full and broad; hips substantial, almost as wide as chest; hind legs longer than fore legs with large round feet which may have toe tufts.[9] ...
The body is moderately long and substantial with a rectangular stance and prominent shoulder blades. The tail is short and is to be clearly visible above the back when the cat is alert, not to exceed the hock in length.
It's moderately long and substantial, supple and lithe, but in no way extreme. The boning is medium-tail, legs, head, all medium-boned. Coming from tropical Thailand, the breed has a short, flat coat.
The body is moderately long and substantial, with a noticeable rectangular stance. The tail should be clearly visible above the back when the cat is alert and is not to exceed the hock in length.
The head is somewhat small in relation to the body, ears are small, rounded, and set far back. The tail is medium long and substantial, but not bushy. The coat is shorthair and silky soft with a luxurious feel to it, preferably.
 See also: Wedge, Modified Wedge, Concave, Taper, Bobtail
  
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