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Conference misery::feline_v1

Title:Meower Power is Valuing Differences
Notice:FELINE_V1 is moving 1/11/94 5pm PST to MISERY
Moderator:MISERY::VANZUYLEN_RO
Created:Sun Feb 09 1986
Last Modified:Tue Jan 11 1994
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:5089
Total number of notes:60366

3905.0. "Scottish Folds in Cat Fancy" by CRUISE::NDC (Putiput Scottish Folds - DTN: 297-2313) Wed Aug 15 1990 09:46

    Has anyone seen this month's Cat Fancy?  The featured breeds are
    the SCOTTISH FOLD and the American Curl.  I particularly liked the
    following:
    
    "The Scottish FOld is one breed that is suited to anyone's taste.
    Folds are as interesting to own as they are to look at.  They spend
    their waking hours investigating everything around them.  A Scottish
    Fold can be found on the page of the newspaper or magazine you are
    trying to read, behind the door you have just closed, under your feet
    as you are trying to walk, hidden in the basket of laundry you are
    trying to fold and in the middle of the bed you are trying to make."
    
    I found this last line particularly appropriate as we were trying
    to make the bed this morning with SEVEN scottish folds helping. 
    The regular Bonnie, Dundee & 5 kittens.
    :-)))))))
    
    Nancy DC & the Putiput Folds
    
    
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3905.1FSHQA2::RKAGNOWed Aug 15 1990 09:589
    Nancy, I got my issue last night... great article!  The Folds featured
    are very nice.  The cover cat has very nicely folded ears, and Dana
    wanted to know what an owl was doing on the cover of Cat Fancy!
    
    I like the folded ears better than the curly ears.
    
    --Roberta (who WILL have a Fold someday; just not in the near future
    :*} )
    
3905.2Cat Fancy does have good articles....BOOVX2::MANDILEWed Aug 15 1990 11:249
    Sounds just like the story they had a while back on
    Korats.  They have a lot of the same purrsonality
    traits.
    
    Except the folded ears, of course! :-)
    
    Lynne 
    (who would also like a Fold someday, with/w/out folded ears!)
    >> actually, who would like 1 or 2 of every kind someday! <<
3905.3ZEKE::WARDMeow..ME-OUTWed Aug 15 1990 12:266
    Nancy,
    
    The only thing they didn't list was the "stubborn" trait :-)
    
    Bernice
    Who_can_still_out_stubborn_a_cat
3905.4CRUISE::NDCPutiput Scottish Folds - DTN: 297-2313Wed Aug 15 1990 14:588
    re: .3 - Yes and they were entirely too polite in their explanation
    of how bratty they are.  :-)  They didn't use the word brat in their
    explaination but us fold parents know what they meant.
    
    I'm going to post the cover picture on my wall as a goal.  Of course,
    I want bigger eyes than that.  Dundee's eyes are considerably larger.
    Now if I could just get him to open them all the way at the shows!
    
3905.5nice putiputsNAVIER::BRODEURThu Aug 16 1990 14:105
    YES, saw the article and thought of you right away. I didn't really
    know anything about this type of cat before except in connection
    with your notes.  I won't let my 5 year old see the picture or
    she may try to use Scotch tape on one of our cats ears and call
    it a Scotch Fold (she's starting to read some).
3905.6CRUISE::NDCPutiput Scottish Folds - DTN: 297-2313Fri Aug 17 1990 12:323
    re: scotch tape - Well, we have friends who call the cats "scotch
    fold-overs".  I guess that's what you'd have if your 5 yr old 
    taped your cat's ears :-))
3905.7Now I know!SA1794::DOWSEYKKirk Dowsey 243-2440Fri Aug 17 1990 14:024
    
    WOW!!! now I know what Jesse is!!! SCOTCH FOLD-OVER (well half-way).
    
    Kirk+7
3905.8OWLS!CGOO01::LMILLERhasten slowlyFri Aug 17 1990 14:243
    I too thought of you when I saw the mag. - Nancy.  They really look
    like little owls.  I thought mine looked like tufted owls but those
    guys look, well realistic ....
3905.9WR1FOR::BROMARTHIt&#039;s no tribble at all!Fri Aug 17 1990 22:3914
    Yes. Immediately when I received my copy I thought of you and your
    cats, Nancy! In fact, since you write in this conference a lot, I've 
    made a point to pay attention to articles about Scottish Folds. I
    even decided that I would like to own one if the occasion ever arises!
    
    In fact, I would like to own a variety of pure breed cats, but whenever
    I walk into a Humane Society, I end up with a purry, furry, pound
    puti-tat. 
    
    Theresa (a Terran humanoid)
    	Altaira (my female torbie)
    	Darcy   (a grey tabby, A.K.A Indiana Jones)
    	Merlin  (a seal-point siamese-x, w/ blue, blue eyes)
    
3905.10CRUISE::NDCPutiput Scottish Folds - DTN: 297-2313Mon Aug 20 1990 09:102
    Kirk - We have always referred to Jesse as "Half-a-fold".