Meezer Colors Day

We're sharing an older Meezer Colors Day of Angels Ellie and Allie and another one of Reesie...

Angels Ellie and Allie

While not actually MEEZERS, Angel Ellie and Angel  Allie did have Meezer like colorpoints.  They were both Lilac Point Birmans!

From the CFA Standards for Birmans:  LILAC POINT: almost white. Points, except for gloves, frosty grey with pinkish tone. Nose leather: lavender-pink.

We think both Angel Allie and Angel Ellie were beauties.....

Angel Ellie.....

Angel Allie......

Both girls (you can see that Angel Ellie was slightly lighter than Angel  Allie)

Reesie...

  I am not a Meezer, but I do have similar colors.  I am a chocolate lynx point (also called tabby) Birman.  Mom says I have AMAZING whiskers, too.

From the CFA Birman Breed Standards 

 CHOCOLATE TABBY POINT: body ivory with little shading. Pale body coat is desirable, preferably free from body markings; however, body shading of light ghost striping toning with the points is acceptable. Points, except for gloves, milk chocolate markings on a light bronze agouti background. Solid markings on the back of the hind legs should be a milk chocolate color, warm in tone. Tail color, with the exception of the rings, should be milk chocolate in color. Nose leather: pink to brick colored outlined in chocolate to tone with the points. A solid color nose leather to tone with the point color is acceptable.

There should be a clearly defined “M” marking on the forehead, light-colored “spectacle” markings around the eyes with spotted whisker pads. Ears are solid with no stripes. “Thumb marks,” which are less apparent in dilute colors and kittens, should be visible on the back of the ears. Ear furnishings in front of the ears should be off-white in color. The legs should have clearly defined, varied-sized broken stripes and/or rings. There should be solid markings on the back of the hind legs above the laces. A tail showing lighter and darker rings is preferred, but such markings may only occur on the underside and should not then be faulted. The tail may be ticked. The chin may be light-colored but not white. A light-colored “bow tie” should be evident just below the nose.

We hope you enjoyed seeing our  Meezer Colors.  Our regular Sparks post will return next week.