Well lets see sure is pretty, I'd say a Nice smooth coffee with cream color, Or maybe a nice toffee color and white, Sandy beige and Cream, maybe a Cream Brulee..
Originally Posted by Jenny82
My guess is brownie with peanut butter and whipped cream
Originally Posted by halfpint
Well lets see sure is pretty, I'd say a Nice smooth coffee with cream color, Or maybe a nice toffee color and white, Sandy beige and Cream, maybe a Cream Brulee..
People are obviously hungry!Originally Posted by icklemiss21
Nope, definitely vanilla ice-cream with caramel, fudge and chocolate toppings... RUN TOPAZ before Jan eats you
Good guess - but no. And no such thing as white pointsOriginally Posted by Calico76
Calico point
or
Chocolate Calico Point
Hmmm...then again, maybe a chocolate tortie with white point
Originally Posted by HopeHacker
Would she be a dilute calico?
Take it this way - It took me at least an hour researching and 2 emails confirming - but, we do have the definitive color for Topaz!Originally Posted by laureen227
she's some kind of dilute calico point, IMO - those blue eyes to me mean pointed... but we've had lots of discussions trying to 'colorize' Topaz - she breaks the mold, doesn't she?
And you could hear her head exploding all the way from Malaysia.Originally Posted by Abymummy
Take it this way - It took me at least an hour researching and 2 emails confirming - but, we do have the definitive color for Topaz!
Theres a tortie in our rescue that has gorgeous blue eyes. Everyone loves her.Originally Posted by GoldenKitty45
She's a chocolate calico. She's not pointed tho cause too much body color. Some of the breeds have non-standard eye color. She just happens to be a blue-eyed calico. I've seen odd-eye calicos and I owned an odd-eye bicolor (black/white).
Me too, just done some reasearch on a diferent site and it tells me completely different stuff. I hate it when there's no pictures though.Originally Posted by kluchetta
I think Golden Kitty is right. The blue eyes for eye color are due to the white spotting gene, not pointing.