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1755.1 | | FSTVAX::WIMMER | | Mon Sep 12 1988 12:06 | 5 |
| I tried the keyword search on tonkinese and didn't find anything....is
a tonkinese similar to a siamese??
Diane
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1755.2 | Tonks were derived from Siamese and Burmese | DINSCO::FUSCI | DEC has it (on backorder) NOW! | Tue Sep 13 1988 21:04 | 8 |
| In general, a Tonk is a (old-style apple-headed Siamese) x (old-style
traditional Burmese) cross. They're an intermediate, short-haired cat,
very people-oriented.
I believe the Tonks in .0 are first generation crosses, that is, one or
more of those adult Siamese are one of their parents.
Ray
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1755.3 | Older Siamese? More info please.. | SWAT::COCHRANE | I never blink. | Mon Sep 19 1988 17:49 | 3 |
| Any information on the adult Siameses? What color? How old?
Mary-Michael
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1755.4 | blues | DINSCO::FUSCI | DEC has it (on backorder) NOW! | Tue Sep 20 1988 02:47 | 10 |
| re: 1755.3
> Any information on the adult Siameses? What color? How old?
The adults are both bluepoints, one is 4-1/2 years old, the other is 6.
I believe all the kittens have been placed. (We managed to place three up
in Maine.)
Ray
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1755.5 | Gender? | SWAT::COCHRANE | I never blink. | Tue Sep 20 1988 13:30 | 8 |
| Females or males? Would they be willing to split the Siamese or
do they perfer them to go together? I have two female Siamese
and wouldn't mind adding another female, but am unsure about bringing
in a male cat.
Thanks,
Mary-Michael Cochrane
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1755.6 | could you call direct? | DINSCO::FUSCI | DEC has it (on backorder) NOW! | Thu Sep 22 1988 21:57 | 9 |
| re: -< Gender? >-
I believe they are both females.
If you call the woman whose phone number I gave in .0, I'm sure she could
answer all your questions. I don't know enough about the cats to give you
answers, and I'm not around enough to be a reasonable go-between.
Ray_who_just_got_back_from_another_two_days_on_the_road
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