What is the personality of the Javanese cat?

The Javanese cat, also known as the Gayunis cat, is native to the USA and appeared in 1940. The fur is wrapped around a tired body with a curly chocolate coloured tail end. Despite its name, the breed did not originate in Java. During the breeding of the Balinese (semi-longhaired Siamese), American breeders obtained a semi-longhaired Oriental type of cat and named it the Javanese according to its type. The Javanese cat is still very rare in Europe. There is a difference of opinion as to whether the Javanese is a new breed or just a variant of the Balinese cat.1. Habits The Javanese cat has the same personality traits as the Oriental type. It is outgoing and talkative, with a musical voice. It is devoted and likes to follow its owner like a puppy, and it knows how to be loved by its owner. They are excellent and skilful “hunters”. 2. Size, medium but heavier than the Siamese. The body is slender, long-legged, elegant but muscular. The Javanese cat has a long, slender, elegant, muscular body and a long, slender neck. The Javanese cat is similar to the Siamese, with dark blue eyes and an accent colour coat. 3. Coat colour, with a uniform coat colour and no mottled colouring or non-interlocking coloured birthmarks. The variant is the same as the Oriental type cat. The eyes are green, except for the white Javanese cat, which has dark blue eyes. Javanese cats with accent coloured coats have dark blue eyes, and recognised variants are the same as Siamese cats.