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Category III BML Burmilla Standard
General Appearance an elegant cat of foreign type
Size
medium
 
Head Shape gently rounded top of head with medium width between ears; wide at eyebrow level and jaw-hinge, tapering to a short, blunt wedge
Nose the profile shows a gentle nose break
tip of nose and chin should be in line
a bump on the nose is undesirable
Chin
firm with good depth
 
Ears
 
Shape
medium to large, broad at base with slightly rounded tips
Placement set with a slight forward tilt in profile
viewed from the front the outer line of the ear continues that of the face
this may not be so in mature males who develop fuller cheeks
Eyes Shape
 
 
large; placed well apart in a slightly oblique setting; curved upper line angled towards the nose with fuller curved lower line
Colour luminous and expressive, outlined with the basic colour
colour any shade of green, but clear green is preferred
a yellow tinge acceptable in kittens and young cats less than 2 years of age. In red, cream and tortie varieties amber is allowed
Body
 
 
Size
medium size and length
Structure rounded chest of medium width; straight back
Legs  
 
 
slender legs with strong bones, hind legs slightly longer than forelegs
Paws neat and oval
Tail  
 
medium to long with a medium thickness at base, tapering slightly to a rounded tip
Coat Structure
 
short and dense with a silky texture, smooth lying with sufficient undercoat to give a slight lift
Colour ground colour: pure silver-white, shaded and shell in the recognized orange and non-orange colour varieties
for colour varieties refer to the tables below
Faults Head

 

  • weak chin
Eyes
  • incorrect colour in adults
Body
  • cobby or oriental
Coat
  • too long or shaggy

Burmilla Standard scale of points
Scale of Points Points
Total   100
Head shape, nose, chin   20
Ears shape and placement   10
Eyes placement, shape and colour   20
Body shape and structure, legs and paws, tail, shape and length   25
Coat texture. length 10 20
evenness of shading/tipping 10
Condition     5

Burmilla Standard colour varieties
Recognized Colour Varieties
Coat colours
all recognized Burmillas are silver shaded or silver shell. Some may show the presence of two Burmese genes (cbcb)
 
Remarks
Burmillas are judged in one of the following groups: i.e. in each group a certificate can be awarded
 
Colour
EMS Code
 
Group I non orange
Black or Seal/Blue/Chocolate/Lilac/Cinnamon/Fawn silver shaded/shell
 
BML n/a/b/c/o/p s 11/12
Group II orange
Red/Cream/Tortie silver shaded/shell BML d/e/f/g/h/j/q/r s 11/12
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