CARAMEL TORTIE POINT SIAMESE
Body Colour
Off-white (magnolia). Shading, if any, to tone with the points.
Tortie Points:
Frost Tortie Point: The body should be milk white, mottling, if any, in the shade of the points. Cream and/or red mottling should show faintly on the ears and tail, mask and legs. A blaze is desirable.
Tortie Point: Colorpoints that include a tortoiseshell color pattern.
Tuck up: Underbelly of a cat, curving up into the haunches.
Tufted: Hair on the tips of the ears and or between the cats toes.
Tortie Point - points have tortoiseshell (multicolour) markings
Abyssinian Point - points are ticked (i.e. agouti)
Pastel Point - chinchilla/shaded silver tipped points (pale colour on silvery background) (Tipped Siamese) ...
SEAL-TORTIE POINT - pale fawn to cream body with points that are mottled red/cream seal point. CHOCOLATE-TORTIE POINT - milk chocolate points mottles with cream/red on a ivory colored body.
Tortie Point Birmans: Seal Tortie Point: the points are seal brown intermingled with shades of light and dark red; fawn body, shading unevenly to warm brown and/or pale red on the back and sides; seal brown and/or pink nose leather.
the Blue Point Siamese, the Chocolate Point Siamese and the Seal Point Siamese. The other colors of the same breed are referred to as Colorpointed Shorthairs and include the Cream Point, Red Point earlier called the Orange Point), Blue Tortie Point, ...
Variations can include Lynx Points and Tortie Points.
Himalayan - Long-haired breed originally derived from crosses of Persians to Siamese and pointed domestic longhair cats in order to introduce the point markings and the colours chocolate and ...
Tortie points are an acquired taste, you either like them or you don't.
Points of Sacred Birman are: Seal-point, Blue-point, Chocolate-point, Lilac-point, Seal Tortie-point, Cream-point, Blue Cream point, Chocolate Tortie point, Lilac Tortie point.
Lynx Point, Cream Lynx Point, Cinnamon Lynx Point, Fawn Lynx Point, Seal Torbie Point, Chocolate Torbie Point, Blue Torbie Point, Lilac Torbie Point, Red Torbie Point, Cream Torbie Point, Cinnamon Torbie Point, Fawn Torbie Point, Seal Tortie Point, ...
While the Ragdoll is accepted in only four colors and three patterns, the RagaMuffin also comes in red point, lynx point, and tortie point, as well as the spectrum of Persian colors and patterns, plus mitted and mitted with blaze.
Himalayan Point Pattern: Chocolate Point; Seal Point; Lilac Point; Blue Point; Flame (red) Point; Cream Point; Tortie Point; Blue-Cream Point; Chocolate-Tortie Point; Lilac-Cream Point; ...
The Javanese is similar to the Balinese, but it appears in the lynx (tabby) point and tortie point patterns, as well as additional point colors such as red and cream.
Point colours include red point seal point, chocolate point, blue point, lilac point, tortie point, blue-cream point. Tabby points are also possible and becoming more popular.
Tortie points vary from a soft sprinkling of red and cream on a background of seal, blue, chocolate or lilac, to bold splashes of colon. They are often 'dizzy blondes' and entertain you with their antics ...
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The Balinese can be found in seal point, blue point, lilac point, chocolate point, red point, tortie point and lynx point.
The only exception to this is found in breeds such as the Himalayan, Colorpoint Shorthair and Javanese, which allows the points themselves to be tricolored (what are called "tortie points"). But that's a whole other story.
This breed appears in the lynx point and tortie point patterns, as well as red and cream point colors.
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Description
Javanese are Balinese with the addition of lynx and tortie points and point colors such as red and cream.
Himalayan.
Seal Point, Blue Point, Flame Point, Cream Point, Chocolate Point, Tortie Point, Lilac Point, Lilac cream Point, Lynx Point ...
Some appeared in litters of Colorpoint Shorthairs, most likely a result of the longhair gene being introduced via the domestic shorthair when the red, lynx and tortie point colors and patterns were first introduced to the Siamese breed.
Siamese in red (also called flame) or cream point, tortie point (mottled mixtures of black and red or their dilute colors on the point areas, also called tortoiseshell), ...
In Britain, many other variations are accepted, some of which are the Caramel Point, Cream Tabby Point, Cinnamon Point, and Lilac Tortie Point. These additional color patterns are classified as Colorpoint Shorthairs in the U.S.
Different cat associations accept different colours, which include red (also known as flame), cream, fawn, caramel, apricot, cinnamon. These colours may also come in tabby (also known as lynx) & tortie point.
They have long, tube-shaped bodies, wedge-shaped heads and big ears, just like Siamese. Their coats come in a wider variety of colors and patterns than the Siamese cats, however: for instance, red point, cream point, lynx point, and tortie point.
But others (particularly those sticklers to the traditional Siamese color schemes) insist that the Colorpoint be considered a different breed. The Colorpoint Shorthair colors are beautiful, whether in red and cream, tabby or tortie points.
points followed by the blue point that has a bluish-white body with slate blue points. Last was the delicate looking lilac point with a white body and pinkish grey points. Other more recently introduced colours include the red and tortie point.
 See also: Tortie, Seal Point, Lilac Point, Colorpoint, Lynx point
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