Wow Susan-you are so knowledgeable about the breeds. To me, it's the
black/white cat, the calico, the tabby. It's kind of like my mom and cars:
white car, red car, black truck, etc. Likewise, I'm not very aware when it
comes to the technical terms or the lingo for cat breeds. I'm interested
though, so I think I'll look up all the words in here that I have no visuals
for!
By the way-I love the name Naughty Lola! I know exactly what she's like
without meeting her.
Melissa
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Susan Dubose
Sent: Sunday, September 23, 2007 8:15 PM
To: felvtalk@felineleukemia.org
Subject: new Cat Fancy
Ah, on the cover is a SelkirkRex, described as a British Shorthair
meets Rex sometimes meets Persian
Finally, I have uncovered what look the Frankenbreeder from last year
was going for in my little Pugsley.
I kept saying to everyone (anyone that would listen!), he's so funny
looking, he's got curly fur but the face of a British Shorthair! Not like
the classic Rex!
So, apparently that IS a breed, but this loser was just playin' w
/genetics...
They come in either long or short furrage...
This is the same house that my Naughty Lola Ursula (both felv+) came from,
Lola being a doll faced Persian Ursula being a British Shorthair
Sealpoint
Looks like my little Pugsley on the cover only w/long fur, flamepoint all!
He was a tough little cookie, medically..
He was @ the vet clinic for 6 months!
Susan J. DuBose ^..^
www.petgirlspetsitting.com http://www.petgirlspetsitting.com/
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www.shadowcats.net http://www.shadowcats.net/
A kitten is more amusing than half the people one
is obligated to be with.
Lady Sidney Morgan
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