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The cat known in the United States as the Turkish Van is a rare and ancient breed that developed in central and southwest Asia. The coat lacks an undercoat and has a very unique cashmere-like texture that makes it water-resistant. These cats love water and in their native region they have been termed “the Swimming Cats”. They are very intelligence as well as curious and make very rewarding companions in the right home.
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The Siamese cat is probably one of the most well known and best loved of the feline species throughout the world. However, despite their appearance, they are very athletic cats with strong muscles. Their hind legs should be higher than their front legs and the paws are oval shaped. The Siamese head should be long and well proportioned with width between the ears. The eyes are slanting and are a deep, vivid blue. There are four classic Siamese colours and they are seal, blue, chocolate and lilac. Siamese are extremely vocal cats and can be mischievous at times. They love nothing more than being with their human family and will constantly crave attention whilst being extremely vocal cats. They are very intelligent cats and their antics will amuse all who share a home with them.
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Originally known as the Archangel Cat or Foreign Blue, it is believed that sailors brought them from the Archangel Isles to England and Northern Europe in the 1860s. The Russian Blue is a gentle, affectionate cat easily distinguished from other breeds. One of the most outstanding features of the Russian Blue is a short, dense coat of an even, bright blue colour with each hair dipped in silver. Russian Blues are quiet, clean cats that are playful and loving companions. They are very intelligent and have been reported to open doors and teach their owners to fetch. Sensitive to the mood of the house, Russians will ‘clown' to quiet a crying baby or sit patting your face to chase away the blues. They get along well with children and other pets. They will entertain themselves if left alone for the day and be a contented companion upon your return.
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The Korat (Koh-Raht) is a medium to small, shorthair cat with the females weighing between 6 and 8 pounds and the males from 8 to 10 pounds. They are very compact cats with a low percentage of the weight as body fat. The Korat is an active cat with strong likes and dislikes. They are quite territorial and consider their
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From the tip of its nose to the end of its long, whippy tail, the Oriental is a study in sleek design. This elegant cat gracefully glides across the room on its tall, slender legs. The lines of its angular head flow into its large flaring ears, and are complimented by its almond shaped eyes. Give them the attention and affection they so desperately need, and they will do anything to please you. Ignore them, and they will droop with despair. These elegant, svelte cats remain playful, spirited and loyal well beyond their youth.
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