CATDOLL : What are the physical characteristics of the Burmese cat?

1. Head: Round head, full and rounded from the front and side. Medium-length nose, brown nose, with obvious depression. Short muzzle.

2. Ears: The ear tips are slightly rounded and slightly tilted forward. The two ears are relatively far apart, and are at a certain distance from the round skull.

3. Eyes: The eyes are round, slightly protruding, and expressive. The distance between the eyes is wide, and the eye color is golden or yellow-green.

4. Body: Medium size, slender trunk, strong bones, firm muscles, long neck, round chest, deep and wide chest, and straight back.

5. Limbs: The limbs are slender and in harmony with the body, with strong waist muscles. The soles of the feet are brown.

6. Toes: The toes are round or oval, compact, and have strong grip.

7. Tail: The tail is long, thick at the base and tapered and thin at the tip.

8. Coat: The coat is short and dense, with shiny hair, smooth and delicate like silk.

9. Coat color: Brown and black purple are the most basic coat colors. There are also red, cream, blue, chocolate, purple and other coat colors. Among them, the most ideal is the whole body sable brown.

Burmese cat's living habits:

1. Burmese cats are particularly outgoing, energetic, enthusiastic cats with independent personalities and fearlessness. They are talkative, but their voices are not as hoarse as those of Siamese cats. Burmese cats like to lead other cats. They are sociable, enjoy the company of people, and hate loneliness. This tireless cat is a great playmate for children. Its loyalty to its owner can be seen from its nickname "puppy cat".

2. Burmese cats have large, expressive eyes that are both innocent and alluring, making them irresistible. It is these eyes that hypnotize their owners and make them love them for life. Burmese cats have sweet voices, but not as loud as Siamese cats. They are lively and playful, and they seem to be unable to get enough of playing. Many Burmese cats can make requests to their owners with their subtle, soft voices, and are rarely rejected. Burmese cats have a very good attitude towards people and can get along well with family members and dogs. If they have a pleasant travel experience when they are young, most Burmese cats can get used to going out in the car.

3. Burmese cats are very dependent on people, and their personalities are somewhat like dogs: many Burmese cats can learn to fetch things like dogs. They are also happy to take care of housework.