Tonkinese cat (confirmed introduction)
Tonkinese cat, English name is Tonkinese, also known as They are Vietnamese cats, but they are not a type of cat native to Vietnam, but a purebred short-haired cat that is a cross between a Siamese cat and a Burmese cat. Tonkinese cats are a breed that emerged in the 1930s. The first Tonkinese cat was born in North America. Friends who like Tonkinese cats should thank the American named Thompson, because it was he who brought a Siamese cat to Canada and crossed it with a Burmese cat, so that Tonkinese cats came into this world.
Because the Tonkinese cat is a cross between a Siamese cat and a Burmese cat, the Tonkinese cat also has a heavy heart color like a Siamese cat, but does not have their dark heart color. Not as obvious as Siamese cats, this can be clearly divided into Tonkinese cats and Siamese cats. At the same time, because Tonkinese cats are also descendants of Burmese cats, their hair is short, soft, smooth, delicate, and shiny like Burmese cats.
If you have a Tonkinese cat at home, then you don’t have to worry about your guests being bored, because Tonkinese cats are very friendly, and they are very friendly to the guests at home, and they may even appear extremely bored. Jiake. When the owner is busy preparing food for the guests or doing other things, you can let the cat help you "entertain" the guests. Tonkinese cats are currently the most popular in the Americas and are rarely seen in other places. Therefore, it is very difficult for overseas friends to raise a Tonkinese cat.
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