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I didn't know you also celebrated Madam Poppy's birthday @Accy cyclist
'Madam Poppy'.
Is that one of your 🐱s?🤔 
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'Madam Poppy'.
Is that one of your 🐱s?🤔 
classic33
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The first of those will be in
524,134 minutes
Accy cyclist
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classic33
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Now its over, 30 minutes ago now.Not now though. It's all over for another year.
Accy cyclist
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Is it Last Night Of The Proms next Saturday? I think it's usually held on the second Saturday in September, but I'm not too sure.🤔
Reynard
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Accy cyclist
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Reynard
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Accy cyclist
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Oooh, seal point ragdoll.
Ah, so there are different types?🤔
Reynard
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Yes. Ragdolls come in three patterns - pointed (no white), mitted (white feet) and bicolour (white blaze on face and white feet), and in the following colours; seal, blue, chocolate, lilac, red, cream and tortie. There are tabby versions of the same colours too, but basically a ragdoll is always a pointed cat with or without white.
Accy cyclist
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Yes. Ragdolls come in three patterns - pointed (no white), mitted (white feet) and bicolour (white blaze on face and white feet), and in the following colours; seal, blue, chocolate, lilac, red, cream and tortie. There are tabby versions of the same colours too, but basically a ragdoll is always a pointed cat with or without white.
She (neighbour) told me they cost more than £1000 these days. Is that true?🤔
Reynard
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It really does vary, but I'd consider that very expensive for a Ragdoll, even a show quality one. Most breeds are typically around £500-£700 for show quality, a little bit less for pet quality. Would only expect to be paying into four figures for something like a Bengal or a Sphynx or something of that ilk.
Reynard
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Oh, and that includes full papers, pink slip and 5-generation pedigree from a GCCF registered breeder, full course of kitten vaccinations, early neutering for kittens not on the active register, plus a lifetime of support and advice.
Unlicensed breeders - you pays your money, you takes your chance...
Unlicensed breeders - you pays your money, you takes your chance...
Accy cyclist
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I think that after my much loved mutt goes to that big kennel in the sky
, it's going to be either a Jack Russell pup, a small rescue dog, or a house cat.🤔
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Reynard
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I think that after my much loved mutt goes to that big kennel in the sky
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Don't rule out rescue cats if you do ever decide to join us on the dark side.
Both my girls are rescues from the branch of Cats Protection I volunteer for. I got Poppy as a kitten and Lexi as a young adult. You can also go down the breed rescue route if you're after a specific breed, as most GCCF-registered breed clubs will have a welfare arm as well.