Yes, I think so - really wished I'd told the lady who wanted a tiffanie that I only had the boy left, but then I would have had to answer to my husband and I couldn't possibly have justified keeping Fluffy She has a lovely home though and the lady keeps in touch so I'm sure it was the best for her. I won't guarantee though that if I get a similar female next year I won't keep her.

The plain fact is I still miss this one and there is a strong hankering in me to breed another:

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her name was Huggibear Keziah and, in the days when Tiffanies were still at the assessment stage getting merits, she got at least a couple of merits before the breed moved on. As far as I know, she was the only first generation Tiffanie ever bred in the UK (her Dad was a Burmilla and her Mum was a Chinchilla). I lost her to FIP when she was less than two years old and before she had even had a litter so I had no continuation. A couple of years later I bred another one the same and lost that too (from theft that time).

Lucy, Fluffy's Mum, is Keziah's full sister but is shorthaired.