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Point Color:
Seal: Points deep seal brown. Body an even pale fawn to cream, warm in tone, shading gradually into lighter color on the chest and stomach.
POINT COLOR: mask, ears, feet, and tail all densely marked, but merging gently into body color. Except in kittens, mask and ears should be connected by tracings. Nose leather color should correspond to the intensity of the point color.
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There are six point colors5:
Seal (see an example below) - this is the most common colour for Ragdolls7.
Blue
Chocolate
Lilac (the kittens below)
Red
Cream ...
Except for the point coloration and blue eyes, the Himalayan is quite similar to the Persian. In fact, it is sometimes referred to as a "Colorpoint Persian." It derives its name from the Himalayan rabbit, which possesses the same colorpoint.
Thais can have any point color and solid points, tabby points, tortie points, or torbie points. White markings are not permitted.
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Color: Himalayans are shown in shades of white to fawn, with point colors on the mask and extremities in the following hues: chocolate, seal, lilac, blue, red, cream tortie, blue-cream, chocolate-tortie, lilac-cream, seal lynx, blue lynx, red lynx, ...
The Himalayan is shown in the following point colors: chocolate, seal, lilac, blue, red, cream tortie, blue-cream, chocolate-tortie, lilac-cream, seal lynx, blue lynx, red lynx, cream lynx, tortie lynx, blue-cream lynx, chocolate lynx, lilac lynx, ...
Clear contrast between point color and body color. Kittens are born solid white. The coat does not take on its adult coloring until one year of age.
The C.F.A. recognizes only four varieties:
1. Seal Point: Deep seal brown points
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The solid point colors are red. cream. blue-cream. lilac-cream. cinnamon. fawn and fawn-cream. The lynx point cats are seal. chocolate. blue. lilac. red. cream. seal-tortoiseshell. chocolate-tortoiseshell. blue-cream. cinnamon. fawn and lilac-cream.
A: A wonderful variety of point colors is available. They are: Red Point, Cream Point, Cinnamon Point, Fawn Point, Seal Point, Chocolate Point, Blue Point, Lilac Point, Lynx Point (in any of the colors), Tortie Point (in any of the colors), ...
Siamese were originally recognized in the solid seal, blue, chocolate, and lilac point colors.
Body color is a shade lighter than point color, and soft shadings of color are allowed on the body. No white patches are allowed. Mitted Ragdolls possess well-defined points, except on the feet where they have a matched set of white mittens.
In most associations, the Balinese is accepted in a full range of colors, including the four traditional Siamese point colors of seal, blue, chocolate, and lilac, as well as less traditional colors such as red and cream, ...
The coat of the Birman is long and silky, with the body a light golden color, and colored points. The dark brown, or seal point, is the most common. Accepted point colors in Birman s are cream, red, lilac, chocolate, seal, and blue.
Unlike the blue eyes seen linked to the genes in bicolor cats and cats with point coloration, both of which suppress pigmentation, this gene is not linked to any certain fur color or pattern, ...
They are available in seal, blue, chocolate, and lilac point colors, either with or without white markings on the face and feet. They are slowly growing in popularity, because of their friendly attitude, and because they are just so darn cute! ...
The finest examples of Traditional Siamese are chunky, rounded headed cats. whose body color, particularly as kittens, is light while their point color a clear contrast and their eyes should be a dark blue.
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Mask, ears, legs, paws and tail are colored in one of the varieties mentioned below. The body is a little bit lighter than the Point color. Collar and bib are even lighter. Nose and paw pads have different colors in each variety.
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Javanese are Balinese with the addition of lynx and tortie points and point colors such as red and cream.
The accepted colors are also similar to the Siamese, being blue, chocolate, lilac and seal point colors. Point refers to the areas of the tail, paws, face and ears.
The Birman has what we think of as typical Siamese coloring - a cream colored coat with "points" of darker color on the face, ears, feet, and tail. However, Birmans differ from Siamese in that they have white "socks" on all four feet. Point colors ...
The breeders were striving to produce a solid-colored cat in the chocolate point coloring of the Siamese, rather than the sable coloring of the Burmese.
So they look much like Siamese cats except for their coats. The colorpoint shorthair's coat is fine and glossy, and lies close to the body. It comes in red point, cream point, lynx (tabby) point, and tortie point colors.
The Balinese domestic house cat breed was recognized by the Cat Fanciers Association in 1963, while The International Cat Association recognized the breed in 1983. The only point colors recognized by CFA are the same colors recognized in the ...
 See also: Tortie, CFA, Colorpoint, Seal Point, Wedge
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