Usual forum help on cats.
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HobbesOnTour
Guru
- Location
- España
In fairness, I can understand such a business being discreet about specifics. There are any number of activists who would see "liberating" the animals as a worthwhile objective.
However, being so vague is just downright weird.
Who? And how do you know that? The reviews all seem to be US based, with inter-state shipping. And none of the reviewers seem to be "experts" in cat care.
One person buying a cat from a dodgy cat farm is not exactly helping!
Sorry! I was amused!
You ask for help. People have taken their time to help.
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
This one says listen to the above and find a breeder you can meet.
PS this is our third Ragdoll, a year younger than her bro and sis (same parent cats).
PS this is our third Ragdoll, a year younger than her bro and sis (same parent cats).
fossyant
Ride It Like You Stole It!
- Location
- South Manchester
PS you know they are quite large cats - one of the biggest breeds. Our male ragdoll is a good 2" taller at his shoulders than our male ginger ninja. He's much longer too, and add in the 'fluff', is physically twice the size for the same weight ! The one above is female and not quite as big as her brother, the other female is very fluffy but quite petite.
HobbesOnTour
Guru
- Location
- España
Look at the reviews! People mentioned receiving a cat from Oklahoma!!
Please make sure you are dealing with someone reputable
T4tomo
Legendary Member
unless they sent you a picture of todays Times front page, with the Liver Building in the back ground then I'd probably doubt that.
OP
OP
Milzy
Guru
I suppose I could ask for their full address to see in person.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
Out of curiosity, what's the cattery prefix?
OP
OP
Milzy
Guru
I don’t know. If people are getting stung then it should be reported & closed down. Very shadey looking even if it’s legit.
HMS_Dave
Grand Old Lady
In fairness, I can understand such a business being discreet about specifics. There are any number of activists who would see "liberating" the animals as a worthwhile objective.
However, being so vague is just downright weird.
Who? And how do you know that? The reviews all seem to be US based, with inter-state shipping. And none of the reviewers seem to be "experts" in cat care.
One person buying a cat from a dodgy cat farm is not exactly helping!
Sorry! I was amused!
You ask for help. People have taken their time to help.
Don't worry! I'm not a professional.
Reynard
Guru
- Location
- Cambridgeshire, UK
No, I meant the breeder you've chosen, not the dodgy website.
The picture next to Who We Are on the homepage is a library image, which is a massive red flag.
https://www.google.com/search?tbs=s...YwKDY0Q2A4oA3oECAcQBQ&biw=1659&bih=1255&dpr=1
Profpointy
Legendary Member
We had mainecoons back in the day, and whilst they were playfull and great fun, I don't recall needing any special effort to keep them entertained, apart from needing to brush them quite a lot. The are brilliant cats, though sadly none of ours made old age, not compared to nearly 20 for a moggy at any rate. I don't think the couple we got them from are still in the game.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
With all those kittens for sale, I wouldn't trust them as far as I could throw them. Steer clear.
If you want a maine coon, contact the kennel club that deals with cats and ask them for reputable breeders in or around your area.
If you want a maine coon, contact the kennel club that deals with cats and ask them for reputable breeders in or around your area.
