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5 Reviews For Tonkinese

  • Guest 22nd Sep 2009

    Reviewer rating: 5 stars


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    If you want an intelligent companion in feline form then Tonkinese are for you. If want a cat who will be interested in your activities and will make friends with the whole family then Tonkinese are for you.If you want a cat that looks like a cat with an extra zing and the most glamorous coat and eye colour then get a Tonkinese. This cat will not be a ground-based ornament but will be a true companion. It has no draw-backs for the genuine cat-lover, one who wants a cat not a pretty cushion. .. here is the only 'but' - these cats need comoany of thier own kind - but who wouldn't want two Tonkinese (at least)?

  • Guest 12th Sep 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4 stars


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    We have 2 tonk mixes (maybe the best way?) - one male one female. They are utterly different in personality so I'd say its as much down to the cat as the breed. One is quite aloof but she likes to be cuddled (on her terms) regularly. One is completely mad, but in a good way, and follows us round the house like a dog. In fact he plays fetch like a dog too....maybe he's a tonk / dog cross?!

  • Issi 17th Aug 2008

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    Our cat came into the house and within a hour had made it his home. Nobody sits down in our house without the cat jumping into there lap and anybody's bed will do at the end of the day. No door can be closed on this cat (no not even the toilet). I don't think he has stopped purring since we brought him home. No-one in the house can say they have been lonely ever again with this cat because he never leaves your side or shoulder.

  • ka2shaz Rank: Lance Corporal 26th Sep 2007

    Reviewer rating: 1.5 stars


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    There are days when I don't see my Tonkinese cat, unless it's time to eat, of course. My husband claims that they "hang out" every morning, but I have never witnessed it in action. We have had him for about a year, and only now does he occasionally sit in the same room with us at night. That doesn't mean that we can touch him, but at least he is visible. So I would not recommend this breed, because out of all the cats I have had, he is by far the hardest to get along with.

  • kapolxalm Rank: Corporal 15th Jun 2006

    Reviewer rating: 4.5 stars


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    I love the Tonkinese breed. Not as pointy-Siamese looking due to the Burmese influence, they are very affectionate and great fun.

    Ours is an endless source of entertainment, but must be frequently rescued from inside dressers, cupboards and closets, which must ALWAYS be investigated if someone opens them. They are not as helpless as the breeder would have had me believe, promptly swatting our dog across the nose upon first meeting. He now gets along just fine with the dog.