Perhaps one of the rarest variations of the Lynx Point Siamese is the tortoiseshell. The central area is mostly pale-colored that would at times look like a thumbprint. Their ears generally come outlined with the color of the stripes present on the face. The Lynx Point Siamese cats have a unique “M” shaped marking present on their forehead along with beautifully spotted whisker pads. Lynx Points are often distinguished by rings of color that extend through their legs, cheeks, and up through their tail.Īs the cat gets older, these rings often get darker. The Lynx Siamese can also come in a variety of color options, from blue and seal to cinnamon, caramel, and chocolate. Though dainty in appearance, the Lynx Point Siamese has a significant amount of muscle hiding under their adorable appearance, making them a surprisingly athletic breed. Typically, these cats will usually weigh between 6 to 12 pounds, and males are often larger than females (common in most cats).Ĭolorpoint kitty cats almost always have blue eyes. In appearance, the Lynx Point is quite different from traditional Siamese cats, with a smaller body and a sturdy frame, but a slim image. Rather, the American Cat Fanciers’ Association refers to the breed as a Lynx Colorpoint Shorthair or Lynx Colorpoints. These cats were created entirely by accident, which means there’s technically no such thing as an official “Lynx Point Siamese”. It wasn’t until the 1960's that this breed started gaining more attention.Ĭlassified as a kind of Siamese, the Lynx Point is a more laid-back and relaxed cat, with a playful and friendly personality. The first reported Lynx Siamese was actually spotted in the 1940s, though it didn’t have the same name back then. A Lynx Point Siamese is a cross between a seal point Siamese and a tabby cat.
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