Siamese

'' "Siamese Catz are playful but can be a bit independent and finicky."  - Catz 4'' On-screen Tip

Catz
"The proud Sophisto is an elegant breed." - Catz

Catz II
'' The Siamese breed of Catz are clean, finicky and independent. The Siamese breed finds itself to be an elegant, high class Catz who would rather die of starvation than be seen chasing a mouse. Siamese Catz like a calm environment and they rarely hang out with other Catz or Dogz except for other Siamese. A “high-fashion” Catz, the Siamese loves to show off in front of the camera with elegant poses and stretches. '' - Petz.com

Siamese are fussy, elegant Catz. They have two characteristic poses: One where they lean their head back and stretch their legs out, and one where they lay with their front paws crossed. They sometimes have a high-stepped walk.

Color Variations
Siamese can come in either cream or gold. Approximately one out of three Siamese Catz are gold.

Gold Catz can have one of two tail-tip colorations while cream Catz can have one of four different tail-tip colorations.

Breeding
Oddly, bred Siamese seem to keep one black Line in each of their ears, no matter the color of the rest of the ear. This seems to be a simple coding oversight.

They are popular to add to Mixed Breeds because of their color points. Siamese markings are the basis for the popular MPC ("Meezer-Pointed Calico") Selective Breed.

Trivia

 * Siamese are one of the breeds that had real-life stuffed toys created of them to coincide with the original Catz game. However, while it appears in commercials and on the toy packaging, the Sophisto plush never seems to have made it to retail. Oddly, the Scaredy plush more closely resembles a traditional Siamese than its in-game counterpart.