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History
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The Asian smoke was first introduced in Britain under the name Bur moiré.
Varieties
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Aside from the Asian smoke, there are four other varieties of the Asian group, which are the Burmilla, Asian tabby, Asian self and Tortie, and Tiffanie.
Appearance
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Generally Asian smoke cats are slim and muscular. They are often described as cats of contrasts. The Asian Group Cat Society notes, "The ideal Smoke appears at first glance to be a solid coloured cat, with the white undercoat only being revealed when the cat moves, or as the hair is turned back." They will show little to no tabby markings.
Temperament
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Asian smokes are known for their friendly and gentle temperament.
Personality
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The personality of an Asian smoke cat is known to be lovable and outgoing. In addition, they are very intelligent.
Lifespan
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The Asian smoke tends to have a long lifespan. They generally live longer than 15 years.
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Information on Asian Smoke Cat
The Asian smoke is a cat breed similar to the Burmese cat breed. It's important to know the basic information about the Asian smoke if you are considering adding one to your family.