{"id":2236,"date":"2021-04-03T19:48:28","date_gmt":"2021-04-03T17:48:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/onlinecatworld.com\/?p=2236"},"modified":"2022-03-07T20:10:05","modified_gmt":"2022-03-07T19:10:05","slug":"burmese","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/onlinecatworld.com\/burmese\/","title":{"rendered":"The Burmese: a real human friend"},"content":{"rendered":"
The Burmese is a real human friend<\/strong>. He loves to be in the presence of people. Whether it is about playing or being petted, the Burmese is there. This breed fits perfectly in a family, even in families with small children. This makes this breed very popular. Dealing with the Burmese runs smoothly and is very nice. Do you want to know more about the Burmese? Then read this article.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Burmese came to America in 1930 <\/strong>and was created by a separate cat that was taken by a sailor from an eastern country. This cat was given to Dr. Joseph G. Thomson. The cat stood out because it was quite small and had a very compact body. At first it was thought to be a Siamese, but still there were remarkable differences. A few years later a breeding programme was set up to find out more about this cat. In 1932 a Seal Poin Siamese was bred. After years of breeding, the breed that we now know as Burmese finally came into being.<\/p>\n At first the Burmese was only known in America.<\/strong> In 1955 the first Burmese kittens were born in England because they had been imported to England a while earlier.<\/p>\n The TICA recognised the Burmese as a real breed in 1979<\/strong>, so this is a lot later than when he was first discovered and bred. This has everything to do with the different colours involved in the different ways of breeding.<\/p>\n There is a slight difference between the American and European Burmese. The European Burmese has a longer head and a longer body and can appear in more colours. For these reasons a distinction is sometimes made between the European and American Burmese.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n The Burmese is known as a sweet breed that loves to hang out with people<\/strong>. He loves to play a game or just lie on your lap and be petted. Children often love to play with a Burmese because they tolerate a lot. So they can be used as a living doll, which happens regularly. They don’t mind fitting all kinds of different clothes. Moreover, the cat remains playful all his life so that you can continue to play with him all his life.<\/p>\n The cat is really focused on people and builds a very good bond with its owner. The cat can also combine well with other animals as long as you introduce them to each other in a calm way. Because the cat is so focused on humans there is a big chance that your Burmese will follow you from room to room. He likes to be in the presence of his owner and also likes to sleep in a bed together with his owner. The Burmese is also known for his soft and sweet voice<\/strong>. He likes to “talk” with his owner and comes across as very sympathetic.<\/p>\nThe origin: created by a sailor from an eastern country<\/strong><\/h2>\n
The character: sweet and playful<\/strong><\/h2>\n