Gail,
I realize that where you live, things ~may~ be different. However, one thing is the same the world over. Non-pedigreed cats are reproducing at an epidemic rate and the pet overpopulation crisis is very, very real.
And while there is some small grain of truth in what you said about crossing two breeds to make a new breed, the fact is that you should not cross two non-pedigreed domestic cats - the key phrase here is "non-pedigreed". To allow a non-pedigreed cat to reproduce is to manufacture kittens for the sake of having kittens and this is not only irrresponsible and unethical, it is just downright wrong when the world is FULL of such kittens waiting in shelters the globe over only to be euthanised.
TCS does not advocate nor do we encourage the practice of mating cats who are not registered, pedigreed breeds and we (and that WE includes you if you want to continue being a contributing member to this Forum) cannot and will not sanction this practice.
Consider this the final word in this thread. I am closing it now due to the fact that the original poster's questions have been answered within the guidelines of TCS and within the guidelines of this forum. If you or anyone else has anything further to add, please feel free to PM me or contact me via private email. We're done here.
