A friend of mine wants one of the kittens when we have them in sept.

Do you give your friends special prices? If so how much discount?

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OMG what a brilliant Idea I should become friends with all of you so I ca get freebie kittens
Sorry I dont actually know but i'd look at how close the friend is i.e best bud etc and then take a fiver off

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I wouldn't because if word gets round you could find yourself with a lot of friends you didn't know you had

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Interesting question. Never been in a position of having one of my friends asking me for one of my kittens. Depends who though. If its family, then it would be a gift. (I mean blood relatives in the UK only and I can count on one hand who they are ... ;-) )

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Ra

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That's great Rraa I'm a relative of yours
a second cousin once removed "now about my free kitten''

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I would give a kitten at a reduced price for a very special friend

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Mazpahs Siamese & Orientals

Personally I do give a discount (usually about £75) for friends as the added bonus for me is that I will see the kit regularly! I still do insist they sign a contract however.

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Kaz

For kittens, joy is for the asking and smiles are for the giving

Thanks guys - she is a close friend so maybe give her £50 off??

As for giving to family as a gift - its an expensive gift?? LOL

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Well I guess pure breeds are slightly different to standard moggies, but all my moggies are going to friends and I am not charging anyone anything for them. I did think about working out what the kittens had cost me (food/vet checks etc) but decided I was more concerned with them going to good homes where I knew they would be well loved and cared for.

If it is a pure breed, then maybe I would consider what the kitten had actually cost me (vet checks/stud fees etc), I wouldn’t want to make money out of a friend/family member. Chances are you would get a pretty decent thank-you gift anyway.
Of course this all depends on weather they are a true friend or more of an acquaintance.