Moggies have no place in the modern world. We should breed non-hunting cats. Dr Bradshaw, the well-known cat behaviour expert and author of Cat Sense has suggested that there is no place in the world for the outside domestic cat … Continue reading →
Both the Persian and the Himalayan cats are breeds known as brachycephalic. This, as you may know, means a skull and face which is, in a general sense, round. In the Persian and Himalayan cat it means that the face … Continue reading →
There are claims that global warming will result in more unwanted cats. It looks like humankind has screwed up again and it is ironic that one negative impact of manmade global warming is an increase in feral cats in a … Continue reading →
Yes, despite the so called overpopulation of domestic cats, some cat owners want their cats to breed. This is usually cat breeders but informal cat breeding happens quite a lot. Some owners believe females should have a litter before being … Continue reading →
The title is a bit misleading in my opinion and it certainly does not convey the full story although I can only make a judgement based upon the story’s narrative which originates from the Times newspaper. I have adopted the … Continue reading →
The domestication of the cat is an ongoing process. Domestication still takes place. The domestic cat is still very close to the wild cat in terms of behaviour and its genetic make up because, it is believed, that about 15 … Continue reading →
This article is about Jean Mill who is probably the most famous cat breeder in the history of cat breeding. It was written in around 2010. At the time the lady was still alive and I believe she still is … Continue reading →
Can you breed a red tabby Persian with a Bicolor Persian and still be CFA Registerable? Comments for breeding? Click here to add your own comments May 23, 2011 Can you breed a brown mackrel tabby female to a blue … Continue reading →
