5 Reasons a Balinese Might Be the Right Cat Breed for You
Published on March 24, 2016
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They’re similar to the Siamese.
The Balinese looks like a long-haired Siamese and comes in the same point colors: seal, chocolate, blue and lilac. There are theories that the Balinese might have been the result of crosses between Siamese and Angora or Persian cats in the 1920s, but he’s generally considered a natural breed, the result of a spontaneous genetic mutation for a long-haired coat within the Siamese breed.They just might talk your ear off.
Like the Siamese, the Balinese tends to be chatty. He can have a softer voice than his short-haired cousin but is usually just as conversant.They tend to be extroverted.
Generally a friendly and outgoing breed, the Balinese can get along with kids, dogs and other cats.They’re often trainable.
The Balinese is typically an intelligent cat who may be willing to walk on a leash and learn tricks.They’re often affectionate.
You’ll probably find that the Balinese is a loyal sort. Don’t be surprised if he wants to help you with whatever you’re doing, all the time.More on Vetstreet:
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