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STANDARD
General Appearance The Burmese distinguishes itself as an independent breed by its unique genetics of colour (cb cb). Striking characteristics of this lively breed are its silky coat texture as well as their expressive eyes. It is a medium-sized, elegant cat of oriental origin. Any suggestion of either Siamese type or the cobbiness of the British must be regarded as a fault.
Size Medium
Head Shape Viewed from the front: short wedge, wide at the cheek bones, tapering to a blunt finish at the muzzle. Top of the head broad and with height, wide between the ears and slightly rounded.
In profile: brow slightly rounded; tip of the nose and chin form a vertical line.
Nose Distinct nose break at the base
Jaws Wide at the hinge
Chin Strong; in profile the chin shows a strong lower jaw
Ears Shape Medium in size (exception: kitten), broad at the base with slightly rounded tips
Placement Set well apart; the outer line of the ears continues the upper part of the face (exception: mature males - fullness of cheeks).
In profile the ears have a slight forward tilt.
Eyes Shape Large and set wide apart; the top line of the eyes is straight with a slight oriental slant towards the nose, the lower line being rounded
Colour Lustrous, particularly alert and bright. All shades of yellow from chartreuse to amber; golden yellow preferred.
Shape, size and set are more important for the expression of the Burmese than the colour.
Allowances should be made for colour dilution in older cats.
Body Size Of medium length
Structure Muscular and compact, heavier than its appearance indicates.
Chest strong and rounded in profile, back straight.
Legs   Rather slender and in proportion to the body
Paws Oval, small, in proportion to the body
Tail   Of medium length, straight; medium thickness at the base, tapering to a rounded tip
Coat Structure Fine, glossy, silky, lying close to the body, almost without undercoat, very short
Colour In all colours the underparts of the body paler than back and legs, but shading should be gradual. Hair should shade gradually to a paler color at the roots.
Face and ears may show a little contrast.
All varieties without any bars or spotting.
For colour varieties refer to tables below.

GODKENDTE FARVEVARIANTER (RECOGNIZED COLOUR VARIETIES)
Colour EMS
code
Coat colour Nose leather Paw pads Remark
Brown BUR n rich warm seal brown rich brown seal brown 1
Blue BUR a blue-grey, with a clear pewter colored sheen blue-grey pinkish blue-grey  
Chocolate BUR b milk coffee (café au lait) chocolate- brown cinnamon to chocolate  
Lilac BUR c pale, delicate dove-grey with a light pink cast lavender lavender  
Red BUR d tangerine pink pink  
Cream BUR e light apricot showing a distinct powdery bloom on ears, head and back pink pink  
Seal tortie BUR f seal brown and tangerine (dark and/or pale) patched and/or mingled pink and/ or seal brown pink and/ or seal brown 2
Blue tortie BUR g blue-grey and light apricot (dark and/or pale) patched and/or mingled pink and/or blue grey pink and/or blue grey 2
Chocolate tortie BUR h milk coffee and tangerine (dark and/or pale) patched and/or mingled pale red/pink and/or chocolate pale red/pink and/or chocolate 2
Lilac tortie BUR j dove-grey and light apricot (dark and/or pale) patched and/or mingled pink and/or lavender pink and/or lavender 2
Remarks 1 A colour shading almost into black is a fault
2 The distribution of colours is of less importance than the other details of colour
  All remarks in the General Part also applies

FEJL (FAULTS)
Remarks   In kittens (3-6 months) allowance should be made for faint ghostmarkings and an overall paler body colour than in adults
Faults Eyes Oriental eye shape
Round eyes
Head Jaw pinch
Prominent nose bump
Faults precluding the certificate Type Oriental or British type
Eyes More blue than yellow pigmentation
Coat Too many white hairs
Distinct barring and ghostmarkings

POINTSKALA (SCALE OF POINTS)
TOTAL     100 points
Head General shape, nose, jaws and teeth, forehead, chin
Placement and shape of the ears
  25
Eyes Shape and placement
Colour
  20
Body Shape, size, bone structure
Shape of legs and paws
Length and shape of tail
  20
Coat Colour 15 30
Quality and texture 15
Condition     5