Chartreux
The Chartreux, which it is known like Certosino in Italy and Karthuizer in the Netherlands, receives all these names of the order of cartujos monks of those who it is said took care of them, although the present race of exhibition was not developed until the end of the Twenties and to the French criadores it cost to them enough to begin again after the race was threatened during World War II.
The cats gray bluish it has been known them in France by centuries, nevertheless, histories that tell that to these cats they brought of Africa the cartujos, or that the crossed ones flattered them, they do not have real base.
In the Forties and the fifty Chartreux it was looked much like the Blue Briton, but corpulento is a cat, in more special the male: both sexes are robust and muscular but the females are much more small, with a narrow chest and enlarged cheeks less. The females can have silkier and thin hair, but the longest coat of protective hairs must be always on a resistant inner layer and a little fleecy that causes that the hair excels.
Body: Heavy solid and, of long means, with wide shoulders and an ample chest, on means legs long with round claws, which in Europe are great but much more delicate in America; tail of long possibly narrower means in the end but with a made oval end.
Head: Cleared and ample but nonspherical, with a close flat space between the ears that are of medium size, placed in the stop and slightly curved outwards, in the male papadas the great ones present/display a wider form trapezoid in the base, a straight and wide nose; everything on a short and heavy neck.
Eyes: Great and round in America, but in Europe with the outer corner turned around a little upwards; color of deep yellow to copper, preferredly an intense orange.
Coat: Short medium, bright, heavy and dense with an inner layer a little fleecy, the mature males exhibits a heavier coat.
Color: All the shades of bluish gray are allowed. The Chartreux only counts on a variety of color, although its coat punteado in silver comes in a diversity of gray shades.