Black cat with siamese??

[prrrrr]

Hi everyone!

Eskimo is almost full black cat except for a tiny spot of white hair on tip of his tail.

I think he may have a little bit of Siamese in him. His nose seems to be longer than a regular domestic cat and his eyes seems to have a similar shape to Siamese's. He's also longer than the other domestics we had had and have kind of a royal walk like he's kind of snobbish.

Also, he has a very strong caracter, loves to make trouble. The only thing is, he's black!

What do you think?

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• prrrrr
• Sep 6, 2015

Thanks for your comments
Meow!

 

[margd]

I don't know enough about cat breeds to comment but Eskimo certainly is beautiful! He looks like he's plotting his next bit of mischief!

 

[czygyny]

Look up 'Oriental Shorthair' breeds to see if Eskimo fits in with the strong, elongated ears, nose and svelte bodies. If I am not mistaken, Siamese were forerunners of the breed, and as breed developers had kittens that weren't born color-pointed, but otherwise cool-looking cats, a new breed was born that encompassed the other solid colors.

I love blackies and had many over the years. They are rather difficult to photograph, though!

 

[randommusings]

I have a weakness for Siamese mixes (5 of 6 of my herd) - Karma's mum was a pure bred Siamese (Seal point) who had an unfortunate escape and encounter with the neighbour's black dsh; the result...

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• randommusings
• Sep 9, 2015

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• randommusings
• Sep 9, 2015

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• randommusings
• Sep 9, 2015

He is definitely the hardest to photograph - not just  because he's black, but he hates the camera...his "Smese" is evident in that he's VERY vocal, has an elongated face/lithe body and has vibrant eyes, although they're emerald green, not blue.  He's the resident nutbar who literally bounces of the furniture.