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Post by lynxlady on Mar 26, 2011 12:34:06 GMT -8
Here are 2 of the new babies,, sine there are 2 Copper Ebony Couded Leopards, one male and one female, and 2 Spotted Leopards, thought I would post just the boy's picture.. as you all may remember, the one week old picutre are not that great but thought I would put them up anyway. Enjoy :-) A Attachments:
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Post by Jackie on Mar 27, 2011 15:43:13 GMT -8
I know that if we ever DID decide to get a 4th kitty...I would like one that has the marking of the little one on the left. Markings more like Scooter. Then I might be done.... Arlene....you are the one and only breeder for the DL's...right. If you retire...will someone carry on in your place???
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Post by lynxlady on Mar 27, 2011 16:38:52 GMT -8
Yes, I'm the only one left that still breeds the real Desert Lynx, the others just have straight eared Highland Lynx, they are a different breed but those breeders just dock the tails on the straight eared kittens and register them with REFR, I register with IPCBA they verify that the cat IS a true cat of each breed, while REFR will register any cat as what ever breed you want the papers to say.. it's sad. I don't know what will happen to the breed when I give up.
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Post by Dan on Mar 28, 2011 9:19:37 GMT -8
Yes, I'm the only one left that still breeds the real Desert Lynx, the others just have straight eared Highland Lynx, they are a different breed but those breeders just dock the tails on the straight eared kittens and register them with REFR, I register with IPCBA they verify that the cat IS a true cat of each breed, while REFR will register any cat as what ever breed you want the papers to say.. it's sad. I don't know what will happen to the breed when I give up. Arlene, While I understand the REFR deal, I didn't know you were the only Desert Lynx Breeder doing it the right way. I'll adjust Breeders Corner to reflect that. Thanks for the Heads Up!
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