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Chocolate Colorpoint Shorthair Cat Names

Chocolate point in the Colorpoint Shorthair branches off the same 1952 CFA decision that recognized chocolate-point Siamese. CFA accepted Colorpoint Shorthair as a separate breed in April 1964 — the result of a 1963 inquiry from the Empire Cat Club to CFA Secretary Jean Rose, who insisted the new red-and-cream-point cats be a distinct breed rather than merged with Siamese. Chocolate-point Colorpoints share the b/b genotype at the B locus (TYRP1 mutation) with their Siamese half-relatives, and the points carry a milk-chocolate tone, lighter and warmer than seal point's near-black, on an ivory body.

The naming canon for a chocolate-point Colorpoint sits in two registers. The CFA registry-history wink — the 1964 separation, Jean Rose, the Empire Cat Club — gives names like Jean, Rose, Empire, 64. The chocolate half pulls cocoa: Cocoa, Mocha, Truffle, Espresso. Mixing the two reads forced; pick one. The body-versus-points contrast invites paired-shade names too — Latte (cream body, chocolate top), Macchiato, Tiramisu. The breed's vivid blue eye color, inherited from the Siamese half-lineage, suits Sapphire or Iris for a chocolate-point of either gender.

Name Meaning Gender Origin
Sadie Princess Female English
Georgie farmer Male English
Caesar Title for Roman Emperors Male Latin
Belle Beautiful woman Female Short
Caramel A smooth chewy candy Unisex
Claude Lame. Male
Snickers A brand of candy bar. Unisex
Milo Merciful. Male Latinized
Baby A young animal. An object or personal concern or indulgence Unisex
Coco A pet name. Female Spanish
Rusty Covered in rust - a brownish red colour. Unisex
Eclair French cream pastry Unisex
Charlie a man: variant of Carl. Male English
Lola strong woman Female Spanish
Dylan Man of the sea Male Welsh
Snickers A brand of candy bar. Unisex
Buster One that breaks up something Male Modern
Jersey From A Section Of England Male English
Midnight Intense darkness, the middle of the night Male English
Ella beautiful fairy woman, all Female
Ollie Latin, olive tree Male English
Penny Greek, weaver Female English
Buddy From Budd - The welcome messenger. Male English
Teddy From Edward - Prosperous guardian Unisex
Max Large spring Male English
Brutus heavy, dull Male Latin
Lucy light: illumination. Female English
Coco A pet name. Female Spanish
Honey Term of endearment. Sweet syrup produced by bees Female Word
Whiskey An alcoholic liquor distilled from grain Unisex

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is a chocolate-point Colorpoint Shorthair the same as a chocolate-point Siamese?

It depends on which registry. CFA recognizes Colorpoint Shorthair as a separate breed from Siamese — chocolate-point on a Colorpoint is registered as a Colorpoint Shorthair, not a Siamese. TICA classifies the same coat as a Siamese variation. Both carry the b/b genotype at the B locus. The CFA distinction dates to April 1964, when CFA Secretary Jean Rose insisted the new color expansions be a distinct breed.

What does a chocolate point look like?

Milk-chocolate tone at the points — face mask, ears, legs, and tail — on a warm ivory body. The b/b chocolate is lighter and warmer than seal point's near-black; on a Colorpoint Shorthair the contrast between ivory body and warm-chocolate points reads almost like cafe-au-lait. Eye color is dazzling blue, almond-shaped, identical to the Siamese standard.

What names work for a chocolate-point Colorpoint Shorthair?

Cocoa-and-cream paired names that match the body-and-points geometry — Latte, Macchiato, Tiramisu, Affogato. Pure chocolate register also lands: Cocoa, Mocha, Truffle, Espresso. For owners who follow the breed's CFA history, the 1964 separation gives wink names — Jean (after Jean Rose), Empire (the club that asked the question), Rose. The dazzling blue eye color points to Sapphire or Iris.

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