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Havana Brown History The Havana Brown is a solid chocolate brown hybrid cat that originated in England in the early 1950s. Some historians think that solid brown (self brown) cats may have come to England from Thailand in the late 1880s as “brown Siamese-type cats” were seen in Europe and England until the late 1920s. The cats were exhibited under various names including “Swiss Mountain Cat” and “Brown Cat”. By 1930, the Siamese Cat Club of Britain discouraged breeding any non-blue-eyed Siamese and the breed completely disappeared. There is no documentation or evidence to support any claim that these brown cats were Havana Browns. However, in the early 1950s, a group of British breeders tried to produce a solid brown cat in the chocolate point coloring of the Siamese. They crossed Siamese, domestic short-hairs and Russian Blues. These breedings were documented and recorded and every Havana Brown today can be traced back to the early 1950s when the hybrid breed was officially created.

The Korat Cats coat is silky and thick with only a single coat. The coat length may be short to medium in length. The eyes are luminous. over-sized. large. and well rounded. The color of the eyes is usually green. but when the cats are young the color changes. The large ears are set high and alert and have a rounded tip.   The head looks heart-shaped from certain angles with the eyebrows forming the upper curves. The Korat Cat has a profile that is well defined and a strong jaw. Its body is muscular and legs are in proportion to the body. The back legs are slightly longer than the front. The tail is medium in length. tapering and thick at the base. The Korat is a medium-sized cat and the females are smaller than the males.       Korat Cat Colors: The Korat is the color of silver-tipped blue. The hair at the roots is lighter then moves to a deeper blue and then to silver at the tips.