Our Burmese Mulan is full of Character, and is so hard to ignore. She loves being carried around like a baby, or like a parrot on your shoulder. She likes to sleep in the bed with her head sticking out on the pillow.
She does climb on top of doors and cabinets, and loves to get in hard to reach places, so they are not for the faint hearted.
She can be territorial though with other cats. She is fine with our moggies who we introduced to her as a kitten, but we tried to introduce an adult Bengal to our home and she bullied and fought with this cat so much we had to re-home her again.

Mulan is chocolate brown, and is still kitten-like. She can get jealous when I give my other cats attention, and she will make it known by starting a fight with one of the moggies or jumping in on the action and slowly pushing the other cat out.

She has a love hate relationship with our moggies, and will cuddle and groom one minute and fight the next.
If you tell her off, she will answer back like a stroppy teenager, and it is hard to stay cross and not to laugh at her.

We are soon to have a baby, and I am keeping my fingers crossed she will not be jealous and accept the new arrival. But, I will have to wait and see.

Burmese are wonderful cats, but they do require a lot of attention, that to be honest it's hard not to give, as they are so amusing and funny.

The Burmese isn't quite as friendly as I was led to believe by the Cat Fancier Association, but our cat may be an anomaly. She has quite the mind of her own and will gladly come sit on your lap, but only if it's her idea. She does follow us around everywhere, greets us at the door, and is otherwise dog-like, as is often described. Ours resists being a pet for whatever reason, but she has grown on us, despite our initial "super-friendly" expectations.

Our Tonk is actually much more affectionate, but they are closely related breeds.

The beurmese is one of the most affectionate, people loving, devoted, wonderful companions you will ever get.
They love attention and play, and follow you wherever you go like a little dog.
These cats are quite noisy, but their personality more than makes up for it.

Once you have a Burmese, you'll never want another type of cat and most people can't just stop at one. They are very family orientated, short haired so cast little, are bundles of fun and talk with their eyes as well as their voice. They love the company of other cats and get on well with all family pets. They are quite dog-like and fetch toys to play. The cat that remains kittenish forever.