Is the seal point Siamese look enough to guess temperament, or do colorpoints vary wildly?
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Megan Wood
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Colorpoints vary wildly in temperament-the coat color alone tells you almost nothing about personality. I've known cuddly seal points and aloof ones, and the same goes for every shade. The breed standard for Siamese does suggest a vocal, active, and social cat, but that's across all point colors, not specific to seal. If you're guessing based on looks, you're just guessing.
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