I will start a new thread on it here in the Breeder's Corner so as not to completely hijack this thread (as if that wasn't already done *blush*)
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About a Siamese that isn’t a Siamese
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Deb - Sutton Meows
Deb - Sutton Meows
Champion and Grand Champion are show titles.
I'm also happy that there appears to be a resurgence in the traditional look. I'm lucky in that one of the major breeders on the east coast is 25 minutes away from me. We picked up Bixby last week and he's been a joy to have live with us. I know this thread is old and just recently bumped, but my wife and I were looking over the summer and it seems like the renewed interest in the "traditional" look has really picked up. I wonder how much of it has to do with the extreme look becoming more visible, and with more people saying "that's not a siamese."
Sure, he's a Balinese since his hair is long but it does help him look extra-extra cute as a kitten. He's 11 weeks. And here's a picture, for those of you who don't visit the new forum:
It's funny that both of our cats are blue. We didn't plan for it, but it's a pleasant coincidence that our cats coordinate.
Sure, he's a Balinese since his hair is long but it does help him look extra-extra cute as a kitten. He's 11 weeks. And here's a picture, for those of you who don't visit the new forum:
It's funny that both of our cats are blue. We didn't plan for it, but it's a pleasant coincidence that our cats coordinate.
