Very exotic and beautiful cat with lynx point design existing between its face, legs, and body.
In the Balinese snow tiger, you will often times find that the tabby markings are lighter because of their undercoat being lighter. Note: I have included a picture of a Chocolate Lynx Point Siamese, and a Chocolate Lynx Point Balinese to contrast the Chocolate lynx color point differences in the coat/fur. If your Siamese or Balinese cat has stripes on the head and legs, it is a tabby. (In the United States striped Balinese are called lynx-pointed Javanese.). All tabbies have thin pencil lines on the face, expressive markings around the eyes, and a tabby M on the forehead. Javanese (Balinese Lynx Point). The Balinese breed, like that of the Siamese, also comes in additional colors outside the primary colors of seal, blue, chocolate, and lilac. Lynx points, or what I like to call them, Wildcat Points, are very beautiful and exotic in both color and in design. Chocolate Lynx Pointed Balinese. (Snow tiger Coloring). Chocolate Lynx Pointed Siamese & Balinese cats with excellent contrast will always have a white body with dark beige/caramel colored banding (striping) on the four legs. The tail will either be a solid dark brown, or will be ring tailed in brown. Seal Lynx Point. The lynx point version of the seal point Balinese is a very exotic and beautiful cat in appearance and demeanor. Its black, or seal, coloring persists in its points and throughout its body but their true markings are that of the lynx point design existing between its face, legs, and body. Javanese (Balinese Lynx Point) The Balinese breed, like that of the Siamese, also comes in additional colors outside the primary colors of seal, blue, chocolate, and lilac. Lynx points, or what I like to call them, Wildcat Points, are very beautiful and exotic in both color and in design. The lynx point design in the Siamese and Balinese breed comes from the previous breedings of a purebred Balinese/Siamese cat with a tabby house cat or a colorpoint shothair, meaning a Siamese crossed with a tabby cat. In the Balinese snow tiger, you will often times find that the tabby markings are lighter because of their undercoat being lighter. Note: I have included a picture of a Seal Lynx Point Siamese, and a Seal Lynx Point Balinese to contrast the seal lynx color point differences in the coat/fur. Balinese cats are regarded as the long haired version of the Siamese cat. They are considered to be a spontaneous mutation of the Siamese cat by some breed fanciers, but a stronger theory is that they are derived by past breeding's between the Siamese & Turkish Angoras.
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