No they should remain the same.
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It depends what light they're in, as ALL cats are tabbys, but you just can't see their stripes most of the time. The easiest places to see the stripes are the paws and the tail. --- No, not all cats are tabbies. Cats that are not tabbies are called selfs and you cannot see tabby markings anywhere. Your Siamese is a tabby or lynx-point Siamese. Not all shows accept this, but most do. If the markings are only on the tail and not on the face or legs, it may be considered a fault in breed standards.
No. A purebred Siamese cat does not have stripes. Siamese cats have a "pointed" coat pattern, which is a pale coat colour but with darker-coloured "points" such as the face, ears, legs and tail.
No the sphynx/Canadian hairless is the one with no hair.
No, Siamese are born with a tail.
Siamese cats are not supposed to eat wool
Siamese cats are sometimes referred to as Meezers because this is the last syllable of the word Siamese. This is often used a affectionate term used by fans of Siamese cats.
Snowshoe cats are a variant of Siamese cats. Like all cats, they are mammals.
Siamese cats are mammals.
I'm sorry, but are you trying to say you eat Siamese cats?! Cute, little helpless Siamese cats? And to answer your question, I really don't know.
Yes, Siamese cats have very short, fine hair.
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No, Siamese cats cost a lot because they are show cats. Find out more at furfest.beep.com
Yeah of course. Well most are...there are a few that are "naked", like the Siamese
Three breeds of Siamese cats are: 1.Black tipped. 2.Brown tipped/Chocolate tipped. 3.Red tipped. Also, Himalayans cats are a mix of Siamese and Persian cats. Oh, and theres the Siamese short hair cat too.
The Siamese is just one breed of cat.
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