Thai cats are amazingly beautiful and graceful animals. They are incredibly active, inquisitive and outgoing. Very often Thai cats are confused with Siamese. In fact, these are two completely different, albeit related, breeds. To distinguish a Thai cat from others, you need to know about the features of its appearance and temperament.
Instructions
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Modern Thai cats are medium sized animals characterized by an elegant muscular body, a not very long tail and a rounded muzzle with a strong chin.
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The coat of Thai cats is not soft and silky. It is tough, thick and short. Therefore, do not be discouraged if your pet cannot boast of the shine of her fur coat. This is the nature of Thai cats.
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The eyes of Thai cats are almond-shaped. They are widely spaced apart. And their color will not leave anyone indifferent. It can be any shade of blue, from sky blue to dark.
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You can also recognize Thai cats by their coat color. These animals are characterized by a light body and dark-colored limbs, a tail and a "mask" on the muzzle. The color of the body and limbs in different individuals may have different shades.
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Thai cats are incredible talkers. More talkative than these animals, only parrots can be. Thais express all their feelings and emotions with a voice. Moreover, they prefer dialogue to a monologue. It can be both an affectionate rumbling and a frantic scream. The voice of Thai cats is quite loud.
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Owners of Thai cats note that their pets have a keen mind and incredible curiosity. A high level of intelligence haunts the Thai for a minute. Having received a new toy, the pet will definitely figure out how it works. Seeing the wardrobe, the Thai will definitely check all its contents, opening all the drawers and doors without any problems. Around every corner, behind every sofa, according to the Thai cat, there is something new and interesting. Be sure that your pet will not calm down until he understands all this.
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In addition, Thais are very affectionate and attentive to people, they are absolutely not spiteful or aggressive. These are very companionable animals. They constantly need to be by your side, wherever you are, whatever you do.
