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"Attention Grabbers:
Siamese cats do not like to be ignored. They always want to be a major part of their owners’ lives, and are persistent in seeking attention.
Wherever you go, they go… from watching TV on your lap, to joining you in bed at night.",
"Who Needs a Dog?
Siamese cats like to play and will fetch any object that you throw; they will also return the thrown object to your lap instead of your feet.",
"Cat Conversationalist:
Siamese cats like to have the last word. They are very talkative cats if you direct conversation their way, and very affectionate in their communication.",
"Thai Treasure:
Siamese cats were officially exported from Thailand in the late 1800s.
The first Siamese to arrive in England were a gift from Siam (now Thailand) to an Embassy official who brought them home. They began appearing in cat shows shortly thereafter.",
"Long and Lean:
Siamese have elongated body lines, and lots of muscle.
They have very long legs, a long neck and long tail, which are accentuated by their short, dense fur.",
"Blue Eyes:
Siamese have piercing, blue almond eyes, which are set at a slant, approximately an eye’s width apart.
They are captivating pools of blue, which radiate emotion and intelligence.",
"Cat of Many Colors:
Seal points are the best known variety of Siamese. They are elegant-looking cats, with almost black extremities and pale fawn bodies.
Chocolate points have creamy, white bodies and milk chocolate legs, tail and ears.
Blue points have a bluish-white body with slate blue points.
The lilac point has pinkish gray points with a white body."];