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Join Date: Sep 2007
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Choocy, Cream and Ginger!! (Cats)
Not fantasic but I wanted a few of them today for the new year. Please excuse "Moosey" he was having a bad day, he doesnt like Xmas and he was just woken up! I do love him though.
Wiggy.
Rowan "Brown."
Moosey!
Wiggy.
Rowan "Brown."
Moosey!
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Full size they seem sharper?
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Nice crisp shots Dawn - and leave Moosey alone he looks good 
(They'll always be sharper full size)
(They'll always be sharper full size)
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Join Date: Sep 2007
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Great portrait shot of Wiggy, Dawn and I like this shot of Moosey too
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Join Date: Mar 2008
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Mmmm Rowan,love the choclateyness
All three are stunning, I think Moosey looks great,but my fave is the shot of Wiggy.
All three are stunning, I think Moosey looks great,but my fave is the shot of Wiggy.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Azz
Nice crisp shots Dawn - and leave Moosey alone he looks good
(They'll always be sharper full size)
(They'll always be sharper full size)
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Originally Posted by Dejavu
Great portrait shot of Wiggy, Dawn and I like this shot of Moosey too
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Originally Posted by Moonstone
Mmmm Rowan,love the choclateyness
All three are stunning, I think Moosey looks great,but my fave is the shot of Wiggy.
All three are stunning, I think Moosey looks great,but my fave is the shot of Wiggy.
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Originally Posted by Dawn
Thats great then, thought it was me.
Wiggy is such a poser Grant, really is, Moosey is just Moosey, can never get hi looking happy, but he such a fab Cat!
Thanks Suzy, Brownie is very "moorish" just like chocolate.
Wiggy is such a poser Grant, really is, Moosey is just Moosey, can never get hi looking happy, but he such a fab Cat!
Thanks Suzy, Brownie is very "moorish" just like chocolate.
xETA
Do you have any experience with Maine Coon's? We want a new cat friend for Daisy, and our vet has recommended the breed, I have been doing a bit of research and know that Hip Dysplasia and Cardiomyopathy can be a problem, so a good breeder would screen for these. Also FIV.
I have never bought a cat from a breeder,they have either adopted me,or we have a rescue.So any advice of what to be aware of would be great xxx
The vet suggested the breed because of the size and sturdiness ,their temperament,they enjoy being part of a family,tend to get on well with other pets. The only concern is Mack's prey drive, but he has always been good with our pets inc. the hamster, and when we have visited people. It seems to be things outside of a house enviroment. I would be very careful,and not take any risks, and even now if we go out the dogs and cat are seperated, through gates and doors.
Sorry for going Off topic, x x
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Join Date: Dec 2007
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Love the one of Moosey and I'm not a cat lover!
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Originally Posted by Moonstone
Chocolate is GOOD x
ETA
Do you have any experience with Maine Coon's? We want a new cat friend for Daisy, and our vet has recommended the breed, I have been doing a bit of research and know that Hip Dysplasia and Cardiomyopathy can be a problem, so a good breeder would screen for these. Also FIV.
I have never bought a cat from a breeder,they have either adopted me,or we have a rescue.So any advice of what to be aware of would be great xxx
The vet suggested the breed because of the size and sturdiness ,their temperament,they enjoy being part of a family,tend to get on well with other pets. The only concern is Mack's prey drive, but he has always been good with our pets inc. the hamster, and when we have visited people. It seems to be things outside of a house enviroment. I would be very careful,and not take any risks, and even now if we go out the dogs and cat are seperated, through gates and doors.
Sorry for going Off topic, x x
xETA
Do you have any experience with Maine Coon's? We want a new cat friend for Daisy, and our vet has recommended the breed, I have been doing a bit of research and know that Hip Dysplasia and Cardiomyopathy can be a problem, so a good breeder would screen for these. Also FIV.
I have never bought a cat from a breeder,they have either adopted me,or we have a rescue.So any advice of what to be aware of would be great xxx
The vet suggested the breed because of the size and sturdiness ,their temperament,they enjoy being part of a family,tend to get on well with other pets. The only concern is Mack's prey drive, but he has always been good with our pets inc. the hamster, and when we have visited people. It seems to be things outside of a house enviroment. I would be very careful,and not take any risks, and even now if we go out the dogs and cat are seperated, through gates and doors.
Sorry for going Off topic, x x
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Originally Posted by perrodeagua
Love the one of Moosey and I'm not a cat lover!
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What gorgeous cats.
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