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Name | Date | Lines |
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| 2710.1 | | NRADM::CONGER | What's ONE more cat???? | Wed Jul 26 1989 14:02 | 3 |
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uh-oh....
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| 2710.2 | | CRUISE::NDC | Nancy Diettrich-Cunniff-I wanted it all | Wed Jul 26 1989 14:37 | 13 |
| Is your PERSIAN a show quality cat? If not I hope you will
think seriously about breeding her. I know I'm speaking for
many other FELINER's when I say that we are all very concerned
about the pet overpopulation problem. If you really want to
have kittens in the house I think adopting a pregnant cat from
a shelter is an exceptionally good idea. (Wish I could take
credit for that idea).
Whatever you decide best of luck and thanks for letting me
espress my opinion.
Nancy DC
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| 2710.4 | | WR2FOR::CORDESBRO_JO | | Wed Jul 26 1989 14:59 | 12 |
| Standard stud fees for my breed is the cost of a pet quality kitten,
plus a bit extra if the cat is "proven", meaning he has produced
top quality cats. So, you won't be saving any money by breeding
your cat yourself. When you consider that the cost of the stud
fee will be the same as the cost of a pet kitten, then add the cost
of vet fees for the pregnant cat, shots, room and board for the
kittens, you are actually saving money by buying a pet quality kitten
from a reputable breeding.
A breeder's opinion.
Jo
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| 2710.5 | see the adoption note ASAP!! (415.432) | WONDER::SKALTSIS | Deb | Wed Jul 26 1989 15:13 | 6 |
| you don't say where you are located, but I'd like to suggest that
you look at notes 415.432, .433, .434,.435 as they deal with a
himalayan that is up for adoption. The breeders can correct me if
I am wrong but isn't a himmy a sealpoint Persian?
Deb
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| 2710.6 | | WONDER::SKALTSIS | Deb | Wed Jul 26 1989 15:25 | 3 |
| also see note 415.421 for another persian that is up for adoption.
Deb
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| 2710.8 | sigh of relief | WR2FOR::CORDESBRO_JO | | Wed Jul 26 1989 15:42 | 6 |
| Deb,
great suggestion!! I hope that this noter can give a needy cat
a good home rather than resorting to breeding her other cat.
Jo
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| 2710.9 | Whoops, I missed one | WONDER::SKALTSIS | Deb | Wed Jul 26 1989 15:50 | 3 |
| Also,there is a black persian up for adoption in note 415.406
Deb
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| 2710.10 | Ignore MALE PERSIAN??? | GERBIL::PARKER | | Wed Jul 26 1989 17:05 | 11 |
| Please ignore the initial note on Male
Persian since it seems it is a rather
sore subject :(...I do appreciate the
notes notifying me of free Persians...
if you know of someone trying to
give one away...send me a line :)
The black persian in 415.406 seems to have a
problem with soiling the rugs...The other
cats which Deb was so nice to let me know
of have found owners...thanks
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| 2710.11 | | HPSTEK::BOURGAULT | | Thu Jul 27 1989 09:56 | 10 |
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Yes, it does appear to be a rather sore subject.
Yet, your openness to the suggestions, willingness to read the other
notes with Persians available and to do something that could possibly
give an adult Persian a home that might not find one otherwise, says
a lot for you.
Faith
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| 2710.12 | THANK YOU | GERBIL::PARKER | | Thu Jul 27 1989 09:59 | 3 |
| Thanks for the kind words...they are greatly appreciated!
K
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| 2710.13 | You're Welcome! | HPSTEK::BOURGAULT | | Thu Jul 27 1989 10:02 | 4 |
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You're welcome. Good luck finding your male Persian. When you do,
introduce him here.
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| 2710.14 | Want-Ad | FRAGLE::PELUSO | | Thu Jul 27 1989 10:06 | 16 |
| there were a few kittens and adult persians in the Want ad the past few
weeks. Some were free to a good home, maybe you could try that as a
resource?
m&n
p.s. (This is only a frustrated comment not directed at anyone in
particular)
If the want ad is any reflection on the trend of the back yard
breeding, himmys and persians are the 'in' cat. Who do these people
think they are selling pet quality animals for mega bucks????
I am so glad I found this file, it has enlightened me onthe BYB
and other subjects you don't read about in 'how to care for your pet'
type books.
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| 2710.15 | | WR2FOR::CORDESBRO_JO | | Thu Jul 27 1989 12:31 | 10 |
| I understand your frustration about the backyard breeders. Himies
always seem to big on the list of cats that are backyard bred.
I think it is because of the name recognition. If the buying public
didn't know what kind of cat it was, they wouldn't respond to the
ad.
Makes me grateful that so far, Birmans aren't popular with backyard
breeders.
Jo
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| 2710.16 | | VIDEO::MORRISSEY | First class ticket to ecstasy | Thu Jul 27 1989 13:13 | 8 |
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re:
the black persian mentioned in note 415.406 has found
a home. She is with a friend of mine and their male
gray persian and is very happy! (thank God!)
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