Without some striping, so stripes on the mask, legs, and tail are nowĪllowed, although they should be as unobtrusive as possible. However, it's very difficult to breed these cats Produced by the agouti gene, should not be allowed in Red, Apricot or Cream Points.
#TABBY POINT SIAMESE CATS SERIES#
Originally, the Show Standard for the Siamese Red Point series ofĬats specified that the stripes you find in tabby cats, which are Variety in front of you, it can be difficult to tell what kind of cat you They're also all very similar to the Red, Apricot and Cream Tabby/Lynx varieties.Īre produced by the GCCF (see below) but even then, without having one of each Or Cream Point Siamese (especially Red and Apricot) without knowing the It can be difficult to correctly identify an individual Red, Apricot, Image © iStockphoto | David Gilder Red, Apricot, or Cream Point? They’re All So Similar! Red points - brilliant blue eyes with pink noses and eye rims They nearly all have brilliant, intensely blue eyes, as you can see from the picture below. Red Points are also recognised as Siamese by some of the AmericanĬat registries, although the CFA puts them in the Colorpoint ShorthairĪll variations of the Red Point Siamese cat, whether Red, Apricot, Cream or Tortie should have creamy-white bodies and
Siamese cats as officially part of the breed since the mid 1960s. The UK's Governing Council of the Cat Fancy has recognised Red Point These orange genes are important! Remember them. Tortoiseshell British shorthair cats carrying orange genes. Was done by crossing pure-bred Seal Points with red tabby or The Red Point Siamese cat (also known, more romantically, but not quite correctly, as the Flame Point Siamese) and other related colors - Apricot, Cream and Tortie Points - were introduced into the breed in the UK in the 1930s. The Red Point Siamese Cat and Related Colors
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