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Birman
We show exclusively in the Cat Fanciers Association, and are members of the C.F.A. Birman Breed Council and Sacred Cat of Burma Fanciers, C.F.A.'s oldest Birman breed club. Our breeding philosophy is simple: Buy and keep only the best, focusing on quality over quantity.
Birman - Wikipedia
The Birman, also called the "Sacred Cat of Burma", is a domestic cat breed. The Birman is a long-haired, colour-pointed cat distinguished by a silky coat, deep blue eyes, and contrasting white "gloves" or "socks" on each paw. The breed name is derived from Birmanie, the French form of Burma.
Sacred Birman - Royal Canin
Sacred Birmans are extremely sociable, trustworthy and gentle, and are easy to handle, making ideal pets. They love being with people. The Sacred Birman can be described as a "moderate" cat. They are playful and active, but not demanding, sociable, but not the center of attention.
Sacred Birman | LV*GENTLE TOMSON
Sacred Birman cats are not only beautiful and elegant, but also they have incredible character. Birman cats are very communicable, adorable, kind, harmonious, joyful, curious and attractive. Birman cat doesn’t have the usual cats’ independence. Birmans are very attached to their family.
Sacred Birman - Holygateway`s Cattery & Kennel
The Sacred Birman is a LEGENDARY race and legend has it that the country of origin Burma was or what we call Tibet. The modern story begins sometime in the early 1900's, when it is said that a couple Birmacats shipped from Burma to France. Despite this, it is only from the early 40s that you really can trace the origin.
SACRED BIRMAN - kkoe.net
Sacred Birman are medium in size and are semi-longhaired cats. The solid rather elongated body is carried on strong legs with rounded paws, which should not be too high. The Birman is rather low on legs. The head of the Birman is slightly longer than broad, has full cheeks and a firm chin.
Birman - Price, Personality, Lifespan
The Birmancat breed, also known as the Sacred Cat of Burma, is a medium to large, semi-longhaired, ivory-colored cat with darker color points on the ears, face, legs and tail and an overall golden sheen. Among its most distinctive features are pure white paws on all four feet called “gloves,” which preferably are symmetrical.
Sacred cat of Burma - colours & standard - Birman
The Sacred Cat of Burma is a fine breed cat with a fascinating appearance. Its magnetic look, sweet expression and charming appearance are due to a rigorous standard (= description of the Birman) which makes selecting this breed very difficult.
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The Sacred Cat of Burma, as the Birman is sometimes called, is said to have acquired his striking appearance through the intervention of a blue-eyed goddess, who rewarded a temple cat’s love for and devotion to his priest by turning his white coat golden and changing his yellow eyes to blue. His paws remained white as a symbol of his purity.
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