Tiffanie Cat Breed Introduction
Tiffanies are so beautiful, and are also called by their breed's other name, Asian Semi-Longhair. True to their breed's name, these cats have hair that is neither very long nor short.
Tiffanie Cat Breed Info (Asian Semi-longhair Cat)
The Asian Semi-Longhair is a cat breed similar to the Asian Shorthair except they have semi-long hair instead of short hair . These cats are normally known by the name Tiffanie .
Tiffanie (Longhaired Burmilla) Cat Breed Profile - Breed Information with Description & Photos
Below: Different breeds of cats with pictures, description and information on each of the listed domestic cat breeds ...
Tiffanies may be bred in any of the recognised Asian or Burmese colours and patterns. Eyes are clear and luminous mainly found in any shade of green with variations depending on coat colour.
Tiffanies weigh between 4 - 7kgs.
Feeding
Asians are active cats and require 80 Kcals per kg of bodyweight per day of food. These cats are not generally prone to obesity and regulate their own diets very well.
Australian Tiffanie breeders split with some going to the CFA and renaming the breed Long Haired Burmillas.
This is Tippi (Bronze Double Grand Champion)-photo ©Tatiana
Lenton. Tippi was Kaamari Katz cattery's first Australian Tiffanie ...
Australian Tiffanies do not require a lot of space or exercise. Normal indoor activity is sufficient. In fact, they are most happy when indoors with their owners.
The Australian Tiffanie
Breed History:
The Australian Tiffanie was developed from the Burmilla breeding program - being the semi-longhair progeny ... undesirable for Burmilla breeding ... but exquisitely beautiful in its own right.
Asian / Burmilla / Tiffanie
Description / History
"Asian" describes a group of cats developed primarily in England.
Tiffanie
This stunning cat sprang from the Burmilla breeding program that used the Burmese and Chinchilla Persians as its starting point. And today there are many cat clubs and breeders totally dedicated to developing this breed to the highest ...
Tiffanie, Asian and Burmese
In this breed grouping the Tiffanie has been mainly used. While the breed is rare in the USA it has been used with great success in LaPerm breeding programmes in other countries, especially New Zealand.
Tiffanie
The Tiffanie is also known as the Asian Semi-Longhair. It is a semi-longhaired cat with Burmese body type, and recognized in any of the Burmese or Asian Shorthair colors and patterns.
The Tiffanie is really a long-haired version of the Burmese. A striking cat with a silky semi-longhaired coat and a Burmese body and head type.
Well, that's the story of how the Tiffanie (registered as Longhair Burmilla) came in to being in Australia.
Some governing bodies have used the name Australian Tiffanie, however, ...
Longhaired Burmilla/Australian Tiffanie
Burmilla Cat Temperament:
The Burmilla has the best features of both the Burmese & the Chinchilla.
Tiffanie (Photo Needed)
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A list of other longhair cat breeds: American Bobtail,American Keuda, Angora, Tiffanie, Balinese, Birman, British Longhair, Cherubim, Colourpoint Longhair, Exotic cat, Javanese, Maine Coon, Nebelung, Neva Masquerade, Oriental Longhair, Siberian, ...
Sepia pointing is allowed in self Tiffanies; the long coat prevents them from being mistaken for Burmese.
The variety is endless; tabbies are bred in all recognized patterns. Burmillas, Bombays and Tiffanies fall into this group of cats, and have been included here.
This group includes the Burmilla, which may be shaded or tipped, the Bombay, which is a black self shorthair and an Asian if it is any other colour. Additionally, there is the long haired version - the Tiffanie and four varieties of Asian Tabby; ...
The Governing Council of the Cat Fancy decided on Tiffanie for the breed name, and this same but slightly differently spelled name muddled the breed differentiating situation even more. Canadian and U.S.
 See also: Burmilla, Chinchilla, Tonkinese, Somali, Egyptian Mau
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