I think I have posted about rexes and oriental shorthairs before.. but I was at a CFA in Longview Wa a few weeks ago and got to meet a pair of Cornish Rex kittens. Their owner asked if I would like to hold one, and I think I fell in love. She was a calico/tortoiseshell, about 14 weeks old and a wiry bundle of WARM squiggles. Purring like a crazything, she tried to climb onto my head.
The breeder told me that they tend to feel warmer than other types of cats, but maybe it's the fact that their coat is quite thin and you feel the skin more?
Someday, after I get my new smoke mau girl settled in, and figure out the dynamics of my cattery, I want to look into the possibility of getting one of these crazy little cats. My sister wasn't as enthralled, she thought they were a bit 'weird'. She actually fell in love with the ocicat kitten being shown, and now she wants to learn more about bronze Maus... I'm going to try and sell her on a smoke in the future as her two 18 year old cats are on the decline.
Anyway, anything I should know about Cornish Rexes? They are sooooo darn cute.
The breeder told me that they tend to feel warmer than other types of cats, but maybe it's the fact that their coat is quite thin and you feel the skin more?
Someday, after I get my new smoke mau girl settled in, and figure out the dynamics of my cattery, I want to look into the possibility of getting one of these crazy little cats. My sister wasn't as enthralled, she thought they were a bit 'weird'. She actually fell in love with the ocicat kitten being shown, and now she wants to learn more about bronze Maus... I'm going to try and sell her on a smoke in the future as her two 18 year old cats are on the decline.
Anyway, anything I should know about Cornish Rexes? They are sooooo darn cute.
