2003-Burmese巴密兹猫幻灯片.pptVIP

The Burmese The ultimate Burmese The Burmese Standard Rounded head without flat planes short, well developed muzzle visible nose break firmly rounded chin medium sized ears set well apart tilting forward slightly muscular in development with substantial bone structure compact body with rounded chest back level from shoulder to tail fine, glossy, short, close lying coat large, expressive, rounded eyes set far apart yellow to gold color eye color Distinct barring on front/rear outer legs Elongated muzzle with severe narrowing green eyes The Burmese Point Score Head, Ears, Eyes 30 points Body 30 points Color 30 points Coat 10 points Total 100 points Head, Ears, Eyes The Burmese head should be “rounded without flat planes whether viewed from the front or side.” The Burmese muzzle should be broad, short and well developed. The Burmese profile should have a visible nose break with a short muzzle, rounded chin and proper bite. Incorrect Burmese Profiles The Burmese ears should be medium size, set well apart tilting slightly forward. Incorrect ear set and size The Burmese eyes should be large, set far apart, with a rounded aperture. “The ideal Burmese is a cat of medium size with substantial bone structure, good muscular development and surprising weight for its size.” A Burmese should have a compact appearance with a level back... And a rounded chest Incorrect body Sable - “a rich, warm, sable brown” Champagne should be a warm honey beigePaw pads - warm pinkish tanNose leather - light warm brown Incorrect Champagne color Blue should be a medium blue with fawn undertonesPaw pads - from slate gray to warm pinkish blueNose leather - slate gray Incorrect Blue colors Platinum - a pale silvery gray with fawn undertonesPaw pads and nose leather - lavender-pink Incorrect platinum colors Coat - fine, glossy short lying Burmese * “This together with a rounded head, expressive eyes and a sweet expression presents a totally distinctive cat which is comparable to n