Havanese cats, a new breed artificially bred in England in the 1950’s, carry that luscious dark brown coat that gives them a cozy yet soft feel.
They have an elegantly slender body shape, like that of the graceful Siamese cat, giving an energizing experience. The appealing almond-shaped green eyes resemble a sea of emerald green, poetic in the soul.
Their brown coat, like Havana’s famous cigar smoke, gives them their distinctive “cigar smoke color” name. This name perfectly reflects the color of their body hair, beard and nose like a Havana cigar.
The body is slim, soft and muscular, with a sense of jumping. Their long, thin limbs and large claws make them look like dancers ready to take to the skies. All these elements show the elegance and vigor of the Havana cat.
Their wedge-shaped head, short, straight nose, almond-shaped dangling eyes and large, slightly forward-slanting ears add to the breed’s appearance of uniqueness.
Their tails are of medium length and tapered at the tip, adding a bit of spunk to the whole body like a delicate craft.
Finally, their coat, warm, soft and lustrous, with an overall uniform bright chestnut brown color, seems to be covered with a mysterious dark veil that makes their uniqueness irresistible.