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Today, I Wanna Be... A BIRMAN CAT!
Monday, November 17, 2008
Have you ever wish being loved by someone? Compare to his fellow pet, the dogs, cats have their own way to get their owner affection and love. They have a unique way of expressing their love to us.
If only I could learn from this Birman cat how to be a gentle person to others, I will share it with other.
Respect didn't came from fear, it came from our gentle act with other.
Click the Go to Page post... below to see the facts about Birman cat.
Personality
Birmans are affectionate, gentle, and faithful companions with an air of dignity that seems to invite adoration by their human companions. As former temple cats, Birmans seem to have become accustomed to adoration. They are very intelligent and affectionate, according to fanciers, and very people-oriented. They will generally greet visitors with curiosity rather than fear.
Because of their gentle temperaments, Birmans are easy to handle, care for, and show, and they make ideal pets for anyone who wants quiet companions that will offer love and affection in return for just a little well-deserved worship.
Conformation
In the ideal Birman, the matching white gloves on the front paws should end at or between the second and third joints of the paw. On the back paws, the gloves should cover all the toes and may extend up higher than the gloves on the front paws. The gloves must extend up the back of the hock and in this area are called laces. Ideally, the laces end in a point or inverted ?V? and extend one-half to three-quarters of the way up the hock. Symmetry of the laces is desirable. Ideally, the front gloves should match, the back gloves should match, and the laces should match. However, getting well-gloved Birmans is the thorn in the paw of every Birman breeder.
Birmans are born pure white, and then develop color on the points. The shading of the legs comes later, so the period of waiting for the glove markings to appear is an anxious one for Birman breeders, since the glove markings are the most difficult to perfect. The gene governing the trait is the dominant white spotting factor gene, which is very difficult to control.
Picture courtesy of mwri (mako)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/karviainen/185326520/sizes/m/
The fact was taken from Animal Planet site.
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dede
said...
Hi aldhis, nice post, today i learn something about cat personality. and i enjoy your article, i was wondering if you could enlarge your font font size? FYI, its one of tips for article gets read..thanks have a good day..
Aldhis
said...
:) Thank you for the tip dede, and thank you very much for the flower!
But most of all, thank you for being my blogger friend.
Tia
said...
love the Picture... but when the first time i saw this picture, one thing came to my mind.. the Birman cat looks like have a hard problem..
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