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2983.1 | Silver Persians??? | IAMOK::GERRY | Home is where the Cat is | Tue Oct 24 1989 14:17 | 16 |
| Therese,
I am unfamiliar with the term "Pewter" persians. Could these be the
same as what we refer to as "Silver"???
If so, I'm working with Silver Exotic Shorthairs, which are a
Shorthaired version of the persian...
Silver and Chinchilla persians and exotics over here in the states are
suppose to have brillient "Green" eyes....all other persians/exotics
are suppose to have "copper (orange)" eyes with exception to the whites
which may have blue eyes, copper eyes, or a combination of the both.
Looking forward to hearing more info...
cin
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2983.2 | | WR2FOR::CORDESBRO_JO | set home/cat_max=infinity | Tue Oct 24 1989 18:56 | 11 |
| Cin,
From the sounds of the eye color, and the breeding to black, I think
maybe they gave the name Pewter to the color we call Blue?? What
do you think? That would explain the eye color. Or maybe Smoke?
At any rate, welcome to Feline! I am a breeder to, but not of
Persians. I breed Birmans, most of my lines are imported from the
UK.
Jo
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2983.3 | anxiously awaiting answer! | IAMOK::GERRY | Home is where the Cat is | Wed Oct 25 1989 11:49 | 11 |
| Jo,
I thought of that, but I thought that blues were blues
everywhere....remember the colorbred blues...they used to be around
years ago.
Maybe the smoke colors, black or blue, could give a pewter color look.
I'm most anxious to find out.
cin
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2983.4 | Seen in a book | SQUEKE::WARD | Just pay me in CHOCOLATE | Wed Oct 25 1989 14:55 | 10 |
| I saw a book last night in Book Corner (I think) entitled "The Ultimate
Cat Book" which showed all the breeds. Pewter Persians were shown,
but I can't even remember what it said. I didn't buy the book because
it was $39.95, but I drug Randy over and said it would be a great
Christmas gift.
Just my $.02 worth.
Bernice
Mother_of_Trouble_Becky_&_Velcro
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2983.5 | Pewter Longhair | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Wed Oct 25 1989 15:00 | 11 |
2983.6 | PEWTER SAGA | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Wed Oct 25 1989 15:24 | 20 |
2983.7 | ANSWER FOR PEWTERS | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Wed Oct 25 1989 15:35 | 16 |
2983.8 | | WR2FOR::CORDESBRO_JO | set home/cat_max=infinity | Wed Oct 25 1989 16:55 | 22 |
| Therese
I think the colorbred blues are only bred blue to blue to blue to
blue, and no other colors bred in. I could very well be wrong,
as that has happened in the past. In the Birmans, when we say
colorbred, we mean color to like color.
Sounds like the pewters are beautiful. I don't know that we have
anything similar here.
As for breeding Birmans, they are a very difficult and frustrating
breed to work with. You can get cats with perfect type, but unless
those white feet fall exactly right, the cat is most often sold
as a pet. By the same token, you can get perfectly gloved cats
with lousy type.
I have no idea what you would get from mating Bubbles to a colorpoint.
I don't remember if Bubbles was the Black you mentioned. Okay,
I will take a shot at it if you will confirm Bubbles color, and
tell me what color the colorpoint is.
Jo
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2983.9 | And who said color wasn't important! | IAMOK::GERRY | Home is where the Cat is | Wed Oct 25 1989 17:05 | 19 |
| Gee, this is getting really interesting!!!
Jo, your right, Colorbred blues were blues with only blues bred to
blues on the pedigree. I think it would be doubtful if you'll see
these anymore!!!
Now, as far as the colorpoint breeding, I would think that all your
kittens would be solid colored unless the pointed gene is in both the
Sire and Dam's pedigree. I'm using the genetics I learned when
breeding Himmy's for this assumption, so it may be off.
I don't think that we have a color equivalent to the Pewter, at least
not from the description, I wonder if a Silver Tortie would be close???
Boy, I'ld love to see a picture of one of these cats.
intrigued by color...
cin
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2983.10 | This is fun! | WR2FOR::CORDESBRO_JO | set home/cat_max=infinity | Wed Oct 25 1989 18:20 | 10 |
| I had forgotten about the pointed gene being recessive, that is
true, she probably will only get solids, but what colors? If the
queen is a black, let's say carrying blue, and the male is a sealpoint
carrying bluepoint, then she could get solid blue, black, but what
else? Would it be possible to get a self seal from that breeding?
Cin, you would know better than I. I only have to deal with seal
point and blue point as I am not working with the dilute colors
in Birmans.
Jo
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2983.11 | Your right, this IS fun! | IAMOK::GERRY | Home is where the Cat is | Wed Oct 25 1989 19:15 | 16 |
| Jo,
I think you'ld only get solid black or solid blue, unless of course,
one of them is carrying red or cream...then you could get blue creams
and torties as well, although the chances of particolors are always
greater when the red is visible in either the sire or dam.
I think Therese is considering breeding bubbles to the shaded
chinchilla...only I don't remember what color bubbles is, and lord only
knows what a chinchilla can give you....
Where's Holly Taylor!!!!! She knows a little about these weird shaded
silver colors!!! ;-0
cin
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2983.12 | Chocolate Offer | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Fri Oct 27 1989 11:31 | 8 |
2983.13 | Genetic Headache or Fun | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Fri Oct 27 1989 11:52 | 25 |
2983.14 | Genetic interest | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Fri Oct 27 1989 12:10 | 21 |
2983.15 | Book with Peweter's in it.. | WILKIE::IVES | | Fri Oct 27 1989 12:23 | 23 |
| One of project managers bought a cat book in yesteray for me to
look at. In the section under long haired cats they had sectioned
that off into the different breeds. Under the part with shadded
silvers/chinchillas (sp) they have all the requirements that a judge
would look when showing the cat, and even the standard for judging
in the UK, and there was the catagory of PEWETERS. It said, same
as shaded silver, or chinchillas BUT must have gold or orange eyes.
I am home today with an allergy attack and the name of the book
is at work, but it definately is on my list of I MUST HAVE. The
pictures are real photographs and it has other catagories in it
and shows the big cat show in London and how they have the stewards
and the person showing is a spectator and in some the judging is
done off site somewhere and then the cats are shown to the audience.
(I hope I have that part correct). Facinating book.
My family will be complete WHEN I can have a shaded silver or
chinchilla, but I am afraid that will not be for awhile. When it
happens I would like to have an older cat, probably a retired queen.
Our Ming is so wonderful and we love her so much that I would like
to try that arrangement again.
Barbara
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2983.16 | confused, who me!!! | IAMOK::GERRY | Home is where the Cat is | Fri Oct 27 1989 13:47 | 7 |
| Therese,
I'ld love for you to send me a picture, which I will happily return.
My mailstop is VRO5-2/D6.
cin
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2983.17 | | WR2FOR::CORDESBRO_JO | set home/cat_max=infinity | Fri Oct 27 1989 15:27 | 28 |
| Therese,
Don't forget me! I want a picture too! My mailstop is WRO1-1/A7.
It must be fun to have litters with all different colors of kittens
in them. All my Birmans are born white, and I am almost always
correct in predicting the ration of blue to seal. Except for once.
I bred my blue point queen to my seal point stud who carries blue,
and was predicting that I would get maybe two blue points in the
litter. I was hoping for a blue point girl to keep. Well, the
litter was born, and I couldn't tell which was which. I usually
know within the first few days who is blue and who is seal, just
by the tint of their white coats. Well, for weeks, I kept telling
my friends that I think I have one blue girl. I took some pics
of the litter when they were three weeks old, and low and behold,
when the photos came back it was quite clear that I had four blue
points and ONE seal point!!! I took the pics back to the litter
to try and find the lone seal point, and couldn't pick her out!
The only way I knew that I had a litter with four blues was from the
pictures. Weirdest thing that has ever happened to me. It wasn't
until they were about 5 weeks old that it was easy to see which
one was seal point.
Curious about what point you were trying to prove about Golden
Chinchillas when you accidently got into Pewters. I happen to adore
goldens.
Jo
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2983.18 | More Genetics | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Fri Oct 27 1989 15:58 | 12 |
2983.19 | | WR2FOR::CORDESBRO_JO | set home/cat_max=infinity | Fri Oct 27 1989 21:03 | 12 |
| I don't know if you would get tabbies. I don't know if the silver
is that dominant. Since the chinchilla is a form of agouti, I would
guess that you would get tabbies, but what color, that is a whole
nuther question!
I know, how 'bout silver patched tabbies!! At least for the girls
anyway.
Has this breeding taken place yet? I hope so, don't know if I can
wait 63 days to find out what colors and patterns you get. :^)
Jo
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2983.20 | | CRUISE::NDC | W frnds like these,who nds hallucinatns | Wed Aug 30 1989 11:50 | 4 |
| Silver patched tabbies are GORGEOUS!! I want one from Tony
when they're born. Now a silver-patched tabby persian would really
be a sight!
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2983.21 | | PENPAL::TRACHMAN | ExoticSH=Persian in Underwear | Mon Oct 30 1989 12:23 | 12 |
| Gee, I wonder what my Lil will give me. She will be bred to a
red Persian boy on November 25thish - she is a brown patched tabby.
Jo, do you believe that if you breed on the 3rd or 4th day of
the heat you are more likely to get females? Or is this just
an old wives tale or does it have something to do with
acid or alkaline ?
Boy, waiting 63 days is a long long time! Lil is so stubborn,
she will probably go 67 days!
E.T.
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2983.22 | I think I know what I'm doing! | IAMOK::GERRY | Home is where the Cat is | Mon Oct 30 1989 13:11 | 20 |
| Elaine,
A Brown Patched Tabby bred to a Red should give us a chance at the
following colors:
Brown Classic or Mc Tabby, Brown Patched Tabby, Red Solids or Tabbies,
Torties or Torbies, or solid blacks.
Also, Lil came from a Solid Red to Brown Classic Tabby Breeding, and
her Hubby-to-be came from a Tortie to Black breeding, the dilutes in
both pedigrees are several generations back, so I don't think there
would be any chance for dilutes. Of course, Mother Natures been know
to surprise me before!!! ;-)
Well, Jo, what do you think????? I'm still curious about whether
breeding later in a females heat would produce more female kittens than
male.
cin
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2983.23 | your confusing me ;^) | FRAGLE::PELUSO | I'd rather be riding | Mon Oct 30 1989 16:08 | 6 |
| cin/Jo/ET-
what is the difference between a classic tabby and a tabby (if any).
also what is a patched tabby? a calico w/ tabby makrings?
Michele
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2983.24 | Don't feel alone - it takes years of confusion | PENPAL::TRACHMAN | ExoticSH=Persian in Underwear | Mon Oct 30 1989 16:23 | 8 |
| re: 25
Michele, from what I understand, a patched tabby is a red/brown/cream/
beige cat with tabby marking over the patches of color.
Usually when folks say tabby, by default they mean a classic - when
folks say McTabby, it's a Mackerel.
E.T.
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2983.25 | | IAMOK::GERRY | Home is where the Cat is | Mon Oct 30 1989 16:25 | 4 |
| Of course, E.T., then there's the spotted tabbies...which only adds to
the confusion....
cin...
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2983.26 | Too much, you say, I ask?? | PENPAL::TRACHMAN | ExoticSH=Persian in Underwear | Mon Oct 30 1989 16:30 | 6 |
| ugh! That's all I need - just getting through the birthing will be
somethin' else. All I ask out of this first litter is 5 female
shorthairs!! and VERY HEALTHY and mom to be VERY HEALTHY and
fatter!!
E.T.
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2983.27 | I've had tabbies since I bought my first solid Red | IAMOK::GERRY | Home is where the Cat is | Mon Oct 30 1989 16:31 | 27 |
| Okay, let me explain a bit about the tabbies...
The Classic Tabby pattern has very noticable stripes in a Bulls-Eye
pattern on the sides. The pattern has what is refered to as
butterflies over the shoulder blades and a double stripe down the
center of the back.
The Mackrel Tabby has random, unbroken stripes completely around the
body. Looks like rings around the body of the cat.
The patched tabby can come in either classic or mackrel pattern. This
is a cat that is more than one color with the tabby pattern over both
of the colors. These are usually blue-creams (blue-patched) or Torties
(Torbies) or Brown Patched which is a Brown Tortie or Brown and Red.
And then there's the spotted Tabbies, which look like they have a
leopard pattern over the entire body.
I can remember when, if you bred persians, and you had a tabby, it was
like you had some sort of disease!!! Nobody wanted to have a tabby in
their lines!!! Now, it sometimes seems as if there are more tabbies in
the shows than the solids.
cin...who loves Stripes, no matter which pattern they come in!
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2983.28 | | WR2FOR::CORDESBRO_JO | set home/cat_max=infinity | Mon Oct 30 1989 16:39 | 44 |
| Michele,
There are three kinds of tabbies... classic, mackeral (sometimes
shortened to mctabby) and spotted. I think that classic is the
dominant pattern, but Cin would have to confirm that. Classic tabby
is the most common pattern in American Shorthairs, so if you have
been to a show and seen a AS, then you have probably seen classic
tabby. The pattern has round circles or swirls of the sides of
the body, sometimes refered to as bulleye's. There are smaller
swirls across the shoulder blades, and if you see them from above
the cat, they look like a butterfly pattern and are called butterflies.
The Mackeral tabby pattern is vertical stripes, fairly close together
on the body of the cat.
All tabbies have the M on the forehead, and ring on legs and tails.
They also have "buttons" on the tummy.
A patched tabby is a tabby pattern that also has red or cream splotched
into the pattern. On a Calico, if the tabby markings are on the
red only, that isn't considered true tabby since red throws ghost
tabby markings.
As far as getting more females than males if you breed on certain
days, I have no idea. Usually, I have been planning a certain breeding
for so long, the minute the female is in heat, in she goes with
the male. I don't waste time. ;^) I have been getting an unusually
high number of female kittens, but I contribute that to my male,
who seems to be throwing a lot of X genes. I have done some outside
breedings, and those cats are having greater numbers of females
than males too.
Kyrielle just had her litter the other night, two girls and two
boys, born during game three of the world series. The kittens were
pure white at birth, but will probably be seal points. The queen
carries blue, and the sire is of my breeding, but we don't know
if he carries blue or not. Anyway, no matter their color, they
are adorable, and healthy.
So E.T., you didn't tell us if the exotic carries the longhair gene.
Shall we try to predict which color will have the longhair, and
which colors will have the shorthair too??
Jo
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2983.29 | I only know one way of getting a spotted tabby | PENPAL::TRACHMAN | ExoticSH=Persian in Underwear | Mon Oct 30 1989 16:42 | 11 |
| re: 27
Gee, I never would have guessed that Cin. Tiger Stripes, Just Plain
Stripes, STriped P.J.'s, etc. etc. etc. etc.
Stripes are GREATS with me too as long as they are classic stripes
and there is red and brown on the cat somewhere!
Lots of that deep mahogony RED.
Could that be why I bought Lil, just because she has classic stripes
deep red, and she is a brown patched tabby with a wonderful face,
a bratty fresh disposition, huge eyes, etc etc etc...
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2983.30 | boy, do you guyes know how to clear things up ;^) | FRAGLE::PELUSO | I'd rather be riding | Mon Oct 30 1989 16:45 | 9 |
| re: last few
thanks...I think.... %*}
I never realized what I thought was a tabby was a Mc Tabby...cute!
I think I can visualize a patched tabby...but a spotted one?????
I'll have to look more closely at the next show.
M
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2983.31 | | PENPAL::TRACHMAN | ExoticSH=Persian in Underwear | Mon Oct 30 1989 16:51 | 8 |
| Yes, the Exotic carries both longhair and shorthair gene. But,
breeding to a red persian will certainly give me some longhairs
unfortunately!! If you breed shorthair to shorthair for 5
generations, you are pretty sure to breed out the longhair gene.
The longhair gene is dominant and the shorthair gene is recessive.
I wish we could predict the colors being shorthair!! That would
be fun - I can hardly wait!!
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2983.32 | | WR2FOR::CORDESBRO_JO | set home/cat_max=infinity | Mon Oct 30 1989 16:57 | 17 |
| Amazing, you ask one question, and simultaneously get three answers!
I guess we have just about covered the tabby thing. But, ET still
hasn't told us if Lil carries the longhair gene?
E.T., just send Lil over to my house for the birthing, Kyrielle
and Lyscentia will show her what to do. Both of them have tricked
me into leaving them so that they can have their babies in peace,
without me running around like a nervous parent. Kyrielle had her
kittens in my closet while I was watching the ballgame. Nice of
her to let me know that it was time! :^)
Of course, Laci is worried to death now, she has been seen wandering
around the house looking very confused, muttering "but I don't want
to have to have my babies in the closet all by myself!!" Kyrielle's
reaction "chicken!!".
Jo
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2983.33 | | WR2FOR::CORDESBRO_JO | set home/cat_max=infinity | Mon Oct 30 1989 17:02 | 9 |
| ET, your breeding of Lil to the persian is similar to my breeding
of my blue queen to a male carrying blue. You have a chance of getting
50% shorthairs, just like I had a chance of getting 50% blues.
Well, I had a litter of 5 kittens, and 4 of them were blue, so don't
worry about it. You will get some shorthairs, and maybe more than
you expect. Sometimes genetics is just a roll of the dice.
Jo
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2983.34 | 50/50...yeah, right! | IAMOK::GERRY | Home is where the Cat is | Mon Oct 30 1989 17:06 | 12 |
| That's it exactly with Exotics. It's 50% skill ... as in putting the
right two cats together... and 50% luck ... as in the right kittens
having the short hair!!!
Of course, it always seems like it's the pets that are SH, and the
show quality type that get the LH...
Ahhhhh....the challenge!!!!
cin
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2983.35 | | PENPAL::TRACHMAN | ExoticSH=Persian in Underwear | Mon Oct 30 1989 19:20 | 15 |
| But Jo, I did tell you - in .31 - Exotics carry both the LH and the
SH gene.
As to the birthing, I told Cindy's husband Dave, that Cindy
will have to move in to my house from day 62 until K-day
(that's kitten day) - if I remember correctly, he said he
didn't mind!!!!!!! (much) I have a feeling we will be
on the phone during the whole thing.
I think I'm putting the cart before the horse here - I think
that firstly Lil needs to go into heat, then be pleasant and
willing with the little red boy, then I'll worry about birthin'
kittens!!
I'm psyched !!
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2983.36 | finally talking about something I know about!! | DINSCO::FUSCI | DEC has it (on backorder) NOW! | Mon Oct 30 1989 21:16 | 30 |
| re: .31
> If you breed shorthair to shorthair for 5
> generations, you are pretty sure to breed out the longhair gene.
> The longhair gene is dominant and the shorthair gene is recessive.
The shorthair gene is dominant.
If you breed a longhair to a longhair, you get all longhairs.
If you breed a longhair to a shorthair(carrying no longhair), you get all
shorthairs carrying longhair.
If you breed a shorthair(carrying longhair) to a shorthair(carrying
longhair), statistically, you'll get 50% shorthair(carrying longhair), 25%
longhair, and 25% shorthair(carrying no longhair).
5 generations isn't going to tell you anything; since each cat either *is*
or *is not* carrying the gene. If you want to know whether a shorthair is
carrying longhair, you'd test-breed it to a longhair. Statistically, if
the shorthair *is* carrying longhair, 50% of the kittens will have long
hair. One longhair kitten proves it; however, all shorthair kittens
doesn't *disprove* it, but the more shorthair kittens you get(without
getting a longhair), the more unlikely it would be. For example, producing
five shorthair kittens would give you a confidence level of 31/32; you'd be
about 97% sure that the shorthair wasn't carrying longhair. Eight kittens
(two average litters; one large litter) brings this up to 255/256, or about
99.6%.
Ray
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2983.37 | | CRUISE::NDC | W frnds like these,who nds hallucinatns | Tue Oct 31 1989 10:55 | 4 |
| re: Patch Tabbies - HEY you guys left out one of the most beautiful
of the patch tabbies - SILVER patch tabby. That's what I want out
of Dundee-mommy-cat's litter!
Nancy DC
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2983.38 | exit | DNEAST::FIRTH_CATHY | owl | Wed Nov 01 1989 09:53 | 8 |
| Nancy,
I will have to count my two cats tomorrow .... if Bill gets mugged on
the way to Maine, remember I DO have your description .......
This is going to a loooooooooong 33 hours.
cf
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2983.39 | | CRUISE::NDC | DTN: 297-2313 | Wed Nov 01 1989 17:45 | 7 |
| re: .38 Not to worry Cathy. Dundee-mommy-cat just had 6 kittens
on 10/29 - 3 male, 3 female. A big litter for her. There's at
least one silver patch tabby in the group. Now we wait for
another 2.5 - 3.5 weeks to see who's going to fold.
Nancy DC who can wait for her second fold.
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2983.40 | Silver's & Chinchillas | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Thu Nov 02 1989 08:19 | 18 |
2983.41 | 8 hours and counting | DNEAST::FIRTH_CATHY | owl | Thu Nov 02 1989 10:12 | 20 |
| glad to hear it.
I will be taking a roll of film this afternoon, but at 400 asa I may
not get much. I have some 1000 that I will have to take probably over
the weekend as tomorrow is supposed to be rain. I have terrible luck
with a flash so go with natural lighting as much as possible.
Now we are down to 8 hours - no, make that 7 hours 50 minutes before
they arrive.... who me, I'm not anxious.
They are going to be so much bigger that I expect that there will be
many changes. the silver one will be snowy and the other one is not
100% named yet.
The hardest part will to partially ignore them making a great fuss over
Misty as she is the one most likely to be jealous so that she will
reallize that the newcommers will not be taking ALL the love, that
thereis enough caring for all.
Cathy
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2983.42 | | CRUISE::NDC | DTN: 297-2313 | Thu Nov 02 1989 10:29 | 3 |
| re: .40 (?) Which James Bond film?? I'll rent it and watch for
the cat.
Nancy DC
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2983.43 | Have fun play Genetics | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Thu Nov 02 1989 11:23 | 31 |
| Jo,
I will get Cindy to pass the photograph on to you It isn't a marvelous
one but gives you an idea of what they look like. I will try to
take some more and send those on eventually.
The point I was trying to point out that the Golden Chinchilla was
not pure bred white chinchilla to white chinchilla at some time
I was convinced that cream our brown tabby had been added to the
line.
What I got from mating blue/cream to Chinchilla was 5 kittens -
1 silver shaded (green eyes)
1 shaded cream cameo (orange eyes)
2 pewters (orange eyes)
1 Kitten with silver and gold on the same coat (emerald green eyes)
I was unable to keep the silver and gold kitten as I we were on
alert to go to the Falkland Islands but I let her go to a couple
who would breed on with her.
Now the story gets interesting. All four paw pads were solid black
and we did not know what to register her as but unfortunately at
1year old she developed a smudge of pink between the claws and had
to be registered as a tortie cameo.The couple who had her from me
then rescued a black persian male which had just been neutered and did
not realise they can still be fertile for three weeks. The proverbial
happened and they ended up with six kittens.three tortoishell
females,1 shaded cream cameo,1 full cream,and a beautiful blue
smoke.Talk about beginners luck.All kittens had orange eyes and the
blue smoke was superb.If you are interested in genetics perhaps we
should get going on my Ryland sheep.
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2983.44 | The long Wait | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Thu Nov 02 1989 12:51 | 5 |
2983.45 | Tabbies | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Thu Nov 02 1989 13:11 | 7 |
2983.46 | Film Star | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Thu Nov 02 1989 13:36 | 5 |
2983.47 | one picture is worth a thousand words.. | WOODRO::IVES | | Thu Nov 02 1989 14:33 | 13 |
| The Bond films were my first introduction to Silver Shaded/Chinchilla
persians. I wondered if the makeup man had made up their eyes and
sprayed paint on their fur. (Boy, was I ignorant then of the different
breeds of cats).
The allergies are much better now, but will be great when we get
lots of snow.
If you would like to include me in the picture loop I would love
to see any of your babies.
Regards,
Barbara
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2983.48 | | FSHQA2::RKAGNO | A Cat Makes a Purrfect Friend | Thu Nov 02 1989 16:43 | 12 |
| I just bought the "Ultimate Cat Book," discussed in an earlier
note and it has a full, two page layout on Pewter Persians. Gorgeous
cats! This entire book is just chock full of rich, colorful
photographs of cat breeds, including one of a new breed called a
Burmilla, which is a cross between a Burmese and Chinchilla Persian.
It is a shorthaired cat and very, very, pretty. I haven't been
able to put this book down since buying it last Saturday. Although
a bit expensive ($30), it's well worth the price.
--Roberta
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2983.49 | please... | IAMOK::GERRY | Home is where the Cat is | Thu Nov 02 1989 17:48 | 8 |
| Roberta,
Will you bring it with you to the Marlboro Cat show??? I'ld love to
take a quick look at it.
thanks
cin
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2983.50 | | FSHQA2::RKAGNO | A Cat Makes a Purrfect Friend | Thu Nov 02 1989 19:02 | 7 |
| Sure, Cin. As long as you bring me curtains again :^) !! I haven't
received my order yet from Village Stitching and time is getting
close! I'll let you know if I get them before then.
Thanks!
Roberta
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2983.51 | | IAMOK::GERRY | Home is where the Cat is | Thu Nov 02 1989 19:26 | 6 |
| Sure, Roberta, anytime....
Just let me know if you need them.
cin...
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2983.52 | Pewter Pictures | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Fri Nov 03 1989 08:55 | 3 |
2983.53 | A Book Maniac | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Wed Nov 08 1989 10:47 | 10 |
2983.54 | | FSHQA1::RKAGNO | A Cat Makes a Purrfect Friend | Wed Nov 08 1989 11:37 | 4 |
| It is called "The Ultimate Cat Book" by David Taylor. It is a large,
hardcover book with a royal blue jacket. The jacket displays a
beautiful picture of a sealpoint Himalayan.
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2983.55 | Cat Book Mad | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Tue Dec 19 1989 08:02 | 10 |
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<<< Note 2983.54 by FSHQA1::RKAGNO "A Cat Makes a Purrfect Friend" >>>
It is called "The Ultimate Cat Book" by David Taylor. It is a large,
hardcover book with a royal blue jacket. The jacket displays a
beautiful picture of a sealpoint Himalayan.
Thanks I will start looking for the book.
Therese
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2983.56 | Pretty Cats... | IAMOK::GERRY | Home is where the Cat is | Tue Dec 19 1989 12:05 | 15 |
| Well, I got the pictures of Therese's Pewter Persian. They are pretty
cats...look similar to our Shaded Silver Persians only with Copper
eyes.
Therese, your kitties looked a little less extreme than what we usually
see here...Can you tell me, are the kitties in the pictures considered
show quality, or breeder quality??? I'm just trying to get a feel for
the differences in the persian breed from one side of the pond to the
other.
Someday I'ld love to go to a cat show in another country....not
including Canada of course....we've been there before!!!
cin
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2983.57 | | SMURF::S_FRASER | Felines . . whoa,whoa,whoa felines . . . | Wed Dec 20 1989 11:45 | 7 |
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I know this won't help Therese, but I saw a few copies of "The Ultimate
Cat Book" at the Bedford (NH) Mall just yesterday, at $29.95. The pics
in this book are *gorgeous*! If I hadn't already bought myself a few
presents . . . :^}
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2983.58 | Picking your brains | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Fri Jan 05 1990 09:49 | 36 |
2983.59 | Birthday present. | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Fri Jan 05 1990 09:56 | 3 |
| I looked for the book at the National at Olympia but it wasn't there.I
am still looking then I am going to hint like mad as it is my birthday
at the end of the month.I'll need something to cheer me up because of
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2983.60 | The end of the Note. | SHAPES::HEATHT | | Fri Jan 05 1990 10:08 | 3
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