She is sneezing but the cough is gone. I will post in pics also. I am going to end up with another Sphynx or Rex later on. She is over 4 pounds now. I will go look at Luna's Pics.
Cleo looks super! I talked with Ed this weekend at the show and we discussed Cleo and you. He was very pleased with you as a new owner and feels Cleo got an excellent home.
Not to make a big deal about the whole thing, but he IS a TICA judge and he's happy you have one of his cats.
Small bragging rights.
I want to show her but need to learn about showing. I knew he is a judge. I have not sent him any pics yet. She loves blankets. I plan on going to cat shows to learn more about showing.
Yes you want to get them started at 4-5 months if you are showing. Sometimes you can wait too long and they won't like it. That is why Jack's breeder is getting him out in one show at 4 months. We get him at 5 months and then he will be entered in 3 shows in April at 6 months! Two out of state, one local.
I swear she looks more then double her size from the first pics. Guess Jack does too.
The very first pictures came from Ed. I a not sure how old she was in them. The pictures I posted today I took right before I posted. They grow fast. When Cleo went to the vet she was less then 4 pounds.
Cleo is just stunning. You are so lucky to have her and I'm sure your other kitties are just as smitten with her.
I was going to wait to make a formal announcement, but I am getting TWO sphynx girls in mid-January. Hubby is going to be in the US for work, so he's making a diversion and picking them up to bring home to us. I can't wait. It is good to go pick them up because then they can fly in the cabin and stay warm and not be alone in cargo.
These are my little girls that will join us in January. We're still trying to pick out names! I think we'll get it narrowed down to a few names for each girl, then once we have them in the house, we'll pick according to personality but who knows, a name could just pop into our heads out of the blue.
I don't have the exact date of birth, but they will be 10 plus weeks when we get them. Normally the breeder waits until 12 weeks, but since my husband will be in the US mid January, he's going to pick them up. Shipping them this far to us in the winter would almost be impossible due to airline regulations of them being in cargo. I have full confidence that they will be ready to come home and have great confidence in the breeder as well saying they will be ready.