Most registries, with the exception of the Cat Fancier’s Association, consider the Javanese part of the Balinese breed. The CFA considers the Javanese to be a distinctive breed in itself, the only difference being a larger range of acceptable colors. The Javanese Cat is similar in type and personality to a Siamese although the hair is much longer. They are sometimes mistaken for Siamese until the long plumed tail gives them away. The body is long, graceful and lithe; the coat of medium length, fine and silky. They are muscular and deceptively heavy when lifted (which they love for their … Continue reading →