Birman

Breed: Birman
Scientific name: Felis catus
Place of Origin: Burma (Myanmar)
Classification: Longhair
Average Price: R7,000 - R13,000

Size Category: medium
Avg. Height: 28 cm.
Avg. Weight: 4 to 7 Kg.
Avg. Lifespan: 12 to 16 years.

Colours:
Colorpoint with white paws.

Covering:
fur

Vocalisation level:
quiet

Temprament:
Docile, gentle, quiet, and affectionate. They are very people-oriented without being overly demanding.

Trainability:
easy

Registry and Recognition:
SACC (Southern Africa Cat Council)
https://www.tsacc.org.za/

A registry is an official organization responsible for keeping and checking the family history (pedigree) of purebred animals like dogs and cats. It makes sure that records of an animal’s parents and ancestors are correct and that breed standards are followed. This helps to protect the quality and health of purebred animals. The registry also gives recognition to animals and breeders who follow the rules. Registered animals receive official papers that prove their breed and background. The registry supports good breeding practices, keeps the breed’s history safe, and allows animals to join events such as shows and competitions.

This system helps owners, breeders, and the public trust the purity and health of the animals. It also connects with similar organizations around the world to maintain high standards everywhere.