The Thai cats are very clever, sociable, tender and are not aggressive at all. Quite often Thai cats are confused with Siamese, however actually it is absolutely different breeds, each of which has the standards.
Instruction
1. Before choosing a kitten, think whether you plan to participate with the pet in exhibitions. If you need just faithful, tender and beautiful cat who will become for you the good friend, then compliance to standards of breed should not disturb you. If the exhibition career of the pet concerns you, and you want that he participated in cultivation, then it is necessary to pay special attention to its appearance.
2. Get acquainted with a kitten and observe him to draw conclusions on his nature and features of behavior. At the majority of thoroughbred Thai kittens from a good family tree remarkable character and steady mentality so too it is worth paying attention to parents of the kid. By the way, remember that cats often do not love pungent and strong smells therefore to use spirits, deodorants, going on a visit to a kitten, it is not recommended. Otherwise you can cause discontent of the kid.
3. Attentively examine future pet, make sure that he conforms to standards of breed. The Thai kitten has to have a roundish muzzle with a strong chin, widely placed ears of average size, the round, slantwise put eyes. The trunk has to be dense, with a wide thorax. At the Thai kittens of a paw rather small, roundish, average length. The basis has to have a thick tail, not too long, but also not too short.
4. Surely look whether is not present at a kitten of external shortcomings which can seriously spoil to him exhibition career. The head should not be neither flat, nor angular. Too long paws are considered as a big shortcoming, as well as the extended or too large body. Wool has to be soft, almost adjacent to the case, but not rough and the more so not too thin and silky to the touch. Finally look to a kitten in eyes. If their color not blue and not blue, then before you a kitten with strong congenital defect in terms of standards of breed.