Burman

It counts the tradition that these were old cats of Burman temples, that acquired their white claws miraculously and the golden coat.
Diverse declarations exist on when it took for the first time to Europe, but with certainty they were in France for 1920, where it was recognized to them under the name of Sacred Cat of Burma in 1925 and criadores French developed the race that arrived at the United States until 1959 and to Great Britain until 1964.

 

Although this strong and muscular cat, combines the spots in the ends with the hair

length, must see neither as Siamese nor as Persian but that has its own characteristic appearance.

The Burman pattern consists of dark points as in the Siamese but with ?white gloves? in the claws, which in the front legs finish in a regular line that crosses the claw in or before the angle that forms this one with the leg; in the back claws cover all it and they are narrowed upwards and behind the leg without happening of corvejón.

The color coat original seal is a clear beige of golden shade, and the standard of the ACG requires a ?mist golden? in the back and the flanks of the coats blue, chocolate and lila in addition (the variety of its range of color).

Body: Great and corpulento; heavy legs of length medianocon great round claws; the tail of medium length.

Head: Of ample and cleared skull, medium nose with one weighs depression, something convex; ears of medium altitude, almost as wide as long, with enough space among them.

Eyes: Almost round, very separated to each other; of blue color, better if he is intense.

Coat: Of medium to silky length and without mazes, with a dense necklace and small rollers in the belly, short in the face but more length in the outer edge of the cheeks.

Colors: Uniform points in seal, blue, chocolate, lila, reddish and atigradas cream and variations.

 

 

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