Impudent, beloved muzzles

The Siamese - Siamese

The Siamese breed of cats appeared over 600 years ago in Thailand. In those days, the state was called Siam, where this cat was a kind of relic, it was revered in temples, considered sacred and protected by law. It was prohibited to take Siamese cats out of the country.
Siamese cats came to Europe at the end of the 19th century. The first cats were brought by the English consul, to whom the king of Siam himself presented them personally.

The cat is small, light, elegant. Large almond-shaped, slightly slanted, shallow-set, bright blue or blue eyes, very large ears, wide at the base and pointed at the ends, set so that a regular triangle forms between the nose and the tips of the ears.
The main characteristic feature in the appearance of Siamese cats is their terminal coloration and "mask" on the muzzle.
Siamese cats have their own unique character. They are independent, have innate hunting instincts and a hot temperament, therefore they are very stubborn. Siamese cats are possessive and jealous. They become so attached to their beloved master that they get upset from inattention to their person. The Siamese breed can remember offenses, therefore, in no case should they be offended. With such an unusual and proud character, they command respect.