Hi Munch & Mary
Combining replies here: I'm more of a moggy than a pure-bred person, so I may be wrong when I say that Burmese are defined by colour the same way as Siamese are, and that Swish is a chocolate point.
My daughter has a part-oriental named Efel: she. mother and siblings appeared at the stables where Jess was working while the owners were away. Jess rang owners to ask if she was supposed to be feeding the cats, and was replied by a roaring 'No! And I'll be drowning any kittens when I get back'. She didn't feed them, but did attempt (unsuccesfully) to find homes for the kittens. On the day before the owners returned home, the mother sort of presented Efel to Jess, left with the other two kittens, and hasn't been seen on the property since. Efel is quite a character, and one day I turned up at the property when Jess was away to find two unknown dogs wandering around: assumed that they belonged to friends of the tenant, but the tenant had assumed that they were with me. While we were having a cup of tea together the dogs jumped in through an open window. Efel let out an enormous growl, and chased the dogs (one terrier and one of those brown Hungarian, er, Wislers, or something) back out of the house.
englishangel wrote:BTW if anyone is wondering what has happened to Jude, I visited her last weekend and we had to socialise in 3 hour bursts as her kitties still require frequent feeding.
I had, indeed, wondered where Jude was, and hoped that she was well. Any idea what happened to Sean?
Cheers
Caroline