Tiffanie

Also known as Burmilla longhair, Asian longhair, Asian semi-longhair, Asian semi longhair

The Tiffanie is a cat breed similar to the Asian Shorthair except it has semi-long fur length. The breed belongs to the Asian Group and is generally recognised in any of the Asian Shorthair or Burmese colours and patterns. Like the other cats in the Asian Group, the breed was developed during the 1980s in the United Kingdom by crossbreeding a Persian Chinchilla and a Burmese.

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Cat breed.name: Tiffanie
Cat breed.image: Tiffanie at cat show.jpg
Cat breed.imagecaption: A black silver male Tiffanie
Cat breed.altname: Asian Semi-longhair, Asian Longhair, Burmilla Longhair
Cat breed.wcfstd: http://wcf.info/WCF-EN/standard/semi-longhair/tiffanie.html
Cat breed.gccfstd: https://gccfcats.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/10/SOP.final_.July2021.pdf
Cat breed.acfstd: https://www.acf.asn.au/notices/notices/standards/Group%20Three/BurmillaStandard-2023.pdf
Cat breed.loofstd: http://m.loof.asso.fr/standards/standard_en_14.php?z=1
Cat breed.saccstd: https://www.tsacc.org.za/_files/ugd/2de70b_f802e20fa7844b2fb025cf71ff321158.pdf
Cat breed.note: In ACF and ANCATS only in silver or golden tipped and shaded.

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Australian Tiffanie
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In cat registries that recognise the breed, it is officially registered under the name Tiffanie or within the Asian Group as Tiffanie or Asian Longhair. In some registries the colouration is restricted to silver or golden tipped or shaded, and the breed is registered as Burmilla Longhair or Australian Tiffanie. Among the cat fancy the breed is also known as the Asian Semi-longhair.