History:

In modern history, a pair was first shipped from Burma in 1919 In France, the male died during transportation, leaving only the kitten in his belly. The Birman cat has not been developed in Europe since the beginning, and was recognized in France in 1925. But during World War II, there were only two Birman cats left in Europe. In order to save this endangered breed, breeders had to re-establish this breed by crossbreeding. Since inception, the general registration of Birman cats must have a minimum of five generations of purebred blood.

Birman  Alias : Burmese cat A cat born with white gloves and white lace, very beautiful. PersonalityGentle, very friendly, with a pleasant voice. It is docile and friendly, eager to be pampered by its owner, likes to play with its owner, and is very friendly to other cats. Click to enter Birman CatClub

Origin:

Myanmar

Personality:

Mild, very friendly, with a sweet voice. It is docile and friendly, eager to be favored by its owner, likes to play with its owner, and very friendly to others. Once they feel safe in their new environment, they reveal their sweet and kind dispositions. They like to be active on the ground, but they are not keen on jumping and climbing, and they like to play, but they never ask their owners. Loves cleanliness, enjoys living in the comfort of home, and enjoys walks in the courtyard or garden when the weather is nice.

CFA Criteria:

Head: The front of the head slopes back and is slightly convex. The cheeks are muscular and rounded. The facial hair is short, but the outer cheek hair is long, and the beard is dense.

Ears: Medium length. The ears are large and erect forward, slightly rounded at the ends, wide between the tips of the ears and moderate at the bases of the ears. The cheeks and ears have a characteristic "V" shape, which is very harmonious with the outline of the head.

Eyes: Round and large, as if speaking, and widely spaced. Eye color is clear blue, dark blue is ideal than light blue.

Nose: The bridge of the nose is high and straight, of medium length, and the tip of the nose is slightly lowered and slightly hooked.

Limbs: Limbs stubby, well-boned, muscular and powerful; forelegs erect.

Paws: large and round toes, strong grip, short and powerful claws, white claws, like wearing white gloves. The part of the front toe is called the "glove" and the part of the back toe is called the "laces" and extends to the joint.

Tail: Medium in length, in harmony with the body, with bushy hair.

Coat: Long but slightly shorter, not tangled, easy to comb, long and thick, silky, fine and shiny; long neck, but shoulder blades are covered The coat is short; the coat is slightly wavy on the chest to the lower abdomen; a little curling is allowed on the abdomen. Body hair should be unstriped solid color, but a small amount of dark color is allowed in colored, blue spots. The more obvious the contrast between body hair and spots, the better. The spots on the face, ears, limbs, and tail are best of the same color, and the tips of the spots cannot be mixed with white. The claws should be white.

Coat Color: Chocolate, Seal Point, Lilac Point, Blue Point.