What breed cross is this kitten?

bierhouse · Feb 27, 2005

Hello

We are fostering this kitten and wanted to know what he is crossed with. we have no background on him but we thought breeders could tell us what he is crossed with.

He's the only kitten in the cat album - http://community.webshots.com/user/bierhousea

Thanks,

Angela

tnr1 · Feb 27, 2005

Not a breeder..but it looks like a chocolate point siamese to me.

Katie

elizwithcat · Feb 27, 2005

He is very beautiful. He probably is a siamese or a hymalyan cross, but I think he is a seal point.

captiva · Feb 27, 2005

I'm in love

tnr1 · Feb 27, 2005

Originally Posted by elizwithcat

He is very beautiful. He probably is a siamese or a hymalyan cross, but I think he is a seal point.

Hmmm...seal point. You know...I'm honestly not good with "points". I saw the brown and figured it was chocolate. Learn something new everyday.

Katie

bierhouse · Feb 27, 2005

I think he's a chocolate point too. The picture makes him look darker then he actually is. Thanks everyone. We think we're going to adopt the little guy. We've raised tons of kittens for the foster program. They're all cute but its funny sometimes how out of all of them 1 comes along that just feels right and this one does.

Thanks everyone

anreed · Feb 27, 2005

Hi!

Since I breed traditional Siamese, I am familiar with their colorings. I would say that based on the picture, the kitty is a seal point. Even if he's lighter in person, I still think he's too dark to be a choclate point. At that young of an age, chocolate points hardly have any brown coloring on their feet.

It is possible that the kitten has some Siamese or Himilayan in it. It is also possible that the cutie is nothing more than a DSH (domestic shorthair) that got the recessive "pointed" gene from both parents.

Nonetheless, he's certainly a cutie pie! Enjoy your time with him!

Adrienne
Serenade/Obsession Cattery
www.geocities.com/obsessioncattery

elizwithcat · Feb 27, 2005

Originally Posted by anreed

Hi!

Since I breed traditional Siamese, I am familiar with their colorings. I would say that based on the picture, the kitty is a seal point. Even if he's lighter in person, I still think he's too dark to be a choclate point. At that young of an age, chocolate points hardly have any brown coloring on their feet.

It is possible that the kitten has some Siamese or Himilayan in it. It is also possible that the cutie is nothing more than a DSH (domestic shorthair) that got the recessive "pointed" gene from both parents.

Nonetheless, he's certainly a cutie pie! Enjoy your time with him!

Adrienne
Serenade/Obsession Cattery
www.geocities.com/obsessioncattery

Yes, I agree. I don't breed cats, but I am familiar with pointed cats ( I have a cream point himilayan), and like I said before, he looks like a seal point. He also looks like an old style siamese, not the modern type, but like you said, it's hard to say with not a purebred cat if he is part siamese or not.

wellingtoncats · Feb 27, 2005

Oh he's so sweet and he's definitly seal point!

clixpix · Feb 28, 2005

What a gorgeous kitten!

Congratulations on your newest family member!

bierhouse · Feb 28, 2005

Seal point it is. Thanks everyone!

wellingtoncats · Feb 28, 2005

Do you have any more pics?

javajane · Mar 1, 2005

He could be siamese Birman mixed.

krazy kat2 · Mar 1, 2005

He is so pretty, I have gone back and looked at him about 5 times. He has such lovely big paws. I bet he will be a total hunk when he grows up!

bierhouse · Mar 1, 2005

Here of some new pictures of Surf

bierhouse · Mar 1, 2005

oops http://community.webshots.com/user/bierhousea

kitty89 · Aug 9, 2005

Sorry to bring up this old, old thread, but I have just got a SiamesexBirman kitten, and did a google search to see some more pics of them, and this kitten looks exactly like mine! Don't know if you still have him or are still areound the site, but that's my much belated opinion

arlyn · Aug 9, 2005

He looks like a gorgeous little pointed cat to me

I've got one here, her rescue group as her down as a Siamese mix, which she may well be, but her coat is too long, and her points are screwy.
She's not longhaired, but she's got a 'rough' coat about the length of rabbit fur.
But she has the bottle-brush tail of a Balinese.

Sealpoint except for her blue-lynx point tail.
Whatever she is, she's my baby.

megmar6853 · Aug 10, 2005

Looks like a seal point himalayian to me, because of the long hair. It does look like he could have some traditional siamese in his lines.

imagyne · Aug 10, 2005

Unfortunately, There is but a few of us who actually know feline genetics really really well... I happen to not be one of them. In any case, no one can really answer your question properly without knowing what the background is of the parents, (as well as the parents themselves).... So, Your cat is mixed with whatever he looks like to you he's mixed with, sounds kinda harsh I know, but different people will see different things, so the best thing to do is go with your gut.

I am now closing this thread.

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