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26-01-2008, 05:38 AM

comyncats

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Suzy

Cream point considered as colour point tak ?

Sho' is! The actual colour of the points is irrelevant.

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26-01-2008, 05:46 AM

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Originally Posted by email2adi

i think... colour point are as follows...

---> = means if the colour is less pronounce or dilute i think.

blue point ---> lilac point
chocholate point ---> seal point
flame/red point ---> cream point

i think there is also lynx point and tortie point...

ada ke colour points yg lain?

i found somewhere there is a formula on how to actually class the colour of a colourpoint by looking at the colour of their nose and paws.

Actually, (talking dilutes of basic colours) the dilute of seal is blue; of chocolate = lilac, red dilutes to cream and cinnamon becomes fawn

Determining point colour (if there's any doubt) is done on the basis of nose leather and paw pad colour, true - but there's no 'formula' as such. This is just fine so long as you're not dealing with a cat whose feet are white, because there will be pink pads. (OK - you MAY get a bit of colour in some Birmans even though the feet have white gloves) But to pick the difference between a red and a cream point by looking in those places is well nigh impossible - it's all pink. Best to resort to genetics in that case, if there's any doubt - and pray that it's not from a mating which could have produced either red or cream in the sex of that particular kitten!

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#23

26-01-2008, 10:37 AM

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#24

26-01-2008, 12:11 PM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by email2adi

kekeke... i think scotland is a cream point...

but kitty is i think bi-colour seal and white? i am just guessing here....
kitty is not a colourpoint.

ala... tak payah remove2... kita bukan kata kucing2 non pedigree are actually pedigree cats...
we are just talking about all their pretty colours and markings.
betul tak?

Ooooooppppppssss sorry !

Anyway I will remove Kitty's picture just so not to confius others on the colour point cats.....

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26-01-2008, 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Bareen31

Comyncats,
Would appreciate if you could comment on this Persian.

Nama dia Hidra Madina, respond dengan panggilan Madi.

Gee - tough, with small, dark pics - but it is certainly tabby (lynx) point - probably seal and perhaps silver as well? More pics?

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26-01-2008, 01:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Bareen31

Lesley,
Here more pic of Madi. Hope this is sufficient for you to view your comment.

Still very dark and small, but I'd say seal tabby point. What's the underside of the tail? (Could be seal silver tabby pt) Silver tabby (lynx) points often have a pink noseleather rather than brick red (or matching with point colour) - can you do a closeup of that as well?

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27-01-2008, 12:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Bareen31

Hi Lesley,
Here more of Madi's pic.

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Seal tabby point, I'd say. ("seal lynx pt' in CFA or NZCF.)

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#28

28-01-2008, 12:16 PM

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Originally Posted by comyncats

Certainly - though in CFA, a colourpoint is what other bodies would call a tabby point or tortie point (etc) siamese. This cat would be himalayan in CFA. Yes - it's all very confusing!

Thank you Lesley for the classification.....

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02-02-2008, 12:08 PM

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Originally Posted by comyncats

Seal tabby point, I'd say. ("seal lynx pt' in CFA or NZCF.)

Thanks Lesley.

With your experience, what would be the result mating a Seal Tabby female to a Blank male (with sign of white hair) LH?

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04-02-2008, 06:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Bareen31

Thanks Lesley.

With your experience, what would be the result mating a Seal Tabby female to a Blank male (with sign of white hair) LH?

I'd need a bit of a clue as to what colour/pattern goes in the 'blank' space! (And where is the sign of white hair)

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