Thread: Am I being greedy??

Oh come on. ...tell x

You know your household better than anyone so wish you all the best for your new addition.

Found this little lady. From the same person who sold me Poif. I decided to text her to see if she was having any more litters. She said that they aren't, as Poif's Mum has just been spayed and the other Queen (who had the litter 4 weeks after Poif's) will be done next week. She then said it was interesting that I was calling, as that very day the last kitten of the remaining litter had just fallen through and so she had a 10 week old kitten that needed a new home...

FATE!!

meet Ffion...

She's adorable, but isn't 10 weeks a little young to be leaving Mom?
Most breeders wait until they're 12-14 weeks old.

Aw such a cutie. When does she come home?

The person I got them from isn't a proper breeder, she's a lady who has MCs as pets and has allowed them 1 litter each before having them done. Will be collecting her in about 2 weeks time. Very excited for Poif!

Pets shouldn't be used for breeding with,they have either come from someone who doesn't bother about their offspring or that lady has gone against the breeders contract,that is why a lot of these babies appear having to be sold cheaper & with no papers,if it is stated that a particular babe is on the non breeding register then any offspring born to that cat can not be registered,it is a shame really because there are heriditary problems within the MC's & a lot of breeders are doing their best to be responsible & trying their hardest to eradicate them,they pay a lot of money for their breeding animals to have the various tests & try their best to produce as healthy animals as possible but like with all breeding be it dogs or cats it happens.That said though babe does look a lovely bundle of fluff that makes your heart melt & will be a great playmate for Poif I am sure,countdown started......x

Originally Posted by jckkerrison

Pets shouldn't be used for breeding with,they have either come from someone who doesn't bother about their offspring or that lady has gone against the breeders contract,that is why a lot of these babies appear having to be sold cheaper & with no papers,if it is stated that a particular babe is on the non breeding register then any offspring born to that cat can not be registered,it is a shame really because there are heriditary problems within the MC's & a lot of breeders are doing their best to be responsible & trying their hardest to eradicate them,they pay a lot of money for their breeding animals to have the various tests & try their best to produce as healthy animals as possible but like with all breeding be it dogs or cats it happens.That said though babe does look a lovely bundle of fluff that makes your heart melt & will be a great playmate for Poif I am sure,countdown started......x

When I bought Samantha it was strictly as a non breading pet, I had to provide proof of spaying to get her papers.
I got her at 6 months and at 8 month she started acting slut cat so it was off to the vet.
She was registered with the CFA and TIFA.
Paper never did me much good but she also sent me her family tree on both sides back 5 generations, some of the registered name are quite amusing