Keeping kittens safe Advice please - Page 3

LittleTyke · #21 (**permalink**) 20-09-2011, 03:03 PM

If your Queens have access to outside the chances are that the Dather of the kittens is actually their Brother or Uncle and not their Father as you hoped. I hope this doesn't ruin your careful breeding plan too much!

Pray tell, what are the excellent examples of the breed you speak of? I was under the impression such a thing didn't exist for moggies but as you've pointed out, I still have a great deal of research to do! Perhaps you can enlighten me?

THULL · #22 (**permalink**) 20-09-2011, 03:07 PM

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Originally Posted by LittleTyke

Firstly, Im 99% sure this is a wind up but.... before this thread gets closed I would like to emphasise how in no way what so ever (!!!) is breeding father to daughter acceptable!

Yes it is true that the foundations of many pedigree breeds involve breeding too closely at some level, I think you would be hard pushed to find any record of father to daughter breeding however!!! Prehaps you ought to go and research the results of this two or three generations down the line (a quick google search will do!)

I would like to say something very innopropriate now involving your blase' attitude to this and your own family but as I want to continue visiting this forum, I'll hold my toungue.

Let go of your toungue bad boy and whilst your at it maybe you should do some research of your own on pedigree's and in breeding - i know what i do does not create and deformities or sickness - god knows what you presume to know about my familly - this is ridiculass- go swing pet freak !

Aurelia · #23 (**permalink**) 20-09-2011, 03:18 PM

What breed is it that you have?

THULL · #24 (**permalink**) 20-09-2011, 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by LittleTyke

If your Queens have access to outside the chances are that the Dather of the kittens is actually their Brother or Uncle and not their Father as you hoped. I hope this doesn't ruin your careful breeding plan too much!

Pray tell, what are the excellent examples of the breed you speak of? I was under the impression such a thing didn't exist for moggies but as you've pointed out, I still have a great deal of research to do! Perhaps you can enlighten me?

ok dumb arse i am aware enough to know when my females are coming into season and use sheds to contain them during this period - there are also other male cats in the area that desend on my garden sniffing around . I breed british shorthairs - Also note i could if i chose use a different stud cat - who lives with a friend about 2 miles away - all the stock is registered including my friends cat - i prefer not too as my male is better looking and there are no sick or weak traits coming through - it works and i have the prove - Really not interested in enlightening you - i think you all think you know it all anyway -

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