Blue-grey, silver and silky fur, with striking green eyes. The Russian Blue cat is intelligent, athletic, funny and very affectionate. It should be taken into account that he does not like changes in his routines, nor being with unknown people.
Recognized for his distinctive "makeup" that stands out on his eyes, nose and lips. Also for its distinctive shiny and platinum coat. The Burmilla cat is ideal for families with children as they are very sociable and like to play with them.
Stylized and elegant, the Havana cat draws attention for its beautiful fur in shades of brown, soft and shiny. Product of the crossing of a chocolate Siamese cat with a black domestic cat. They are calm, independent and calm, they usually demand attention and affection.
The Javanese, also called (oriental long-haired cat), is the product of an accidental cross between the oriental short-haired cat and the Balinese. Their physical structure has several differences in their complexion, although in turn, they are very similar in character and temperament.
His platinum blue fur with beautiful green eyes enhance his beautiful elegance. The Korat demand attention and are active, in turn they are very intelligent and affectionate with their masters, but not with strangers. It is an ideal cat for older people.
There are paintings from 4000 years ago where the Egyptian Mau is seen as a company of pharaohs. His green eyes and dark mottled fur, on a light background, make him striking. He is very possessive of his owners, and will demand a lot of attention.
The Australian Mist arises from the crossing of a great variety of short-haired kittens, this gave rise to its dark spots or stripes, giving it this beautiful mist appearance. They have exceptional characteristics, such as being tolerant, calm, sociable and playful.
The Oriental cat has a strong character, is usually territorial, temperamental and a great meower, when ignored it gets angry, and will constantly demand attention from its owners to be the center of it. There is also a long-haired specimen called Javanese.
Its appearance is similar to that of wild cats, but in miniature. The Sokoke cat needs wide spaces in the home, (due to its origin in the forests of Kenya) since it is very active and loves heights. It is not recommended for very small homes without a park.
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