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Kyrin wrote:
This is my cat Avalanche. In case you wondered about the caption, he is curled up around the trunk of my potted lemon tree. Nutty cat!
Kyrin
How cute. Looks familiar.
I have a collection of pictures somewhere of my “potted” cats. I had several plants out in various stages of repotting and three of the cats decided to sleep in he pots 😆For all of the wow lovers!
While hiding somewhere in my head I'm on the lookout for white oriental dragons! Please let me know if you know of any available. Thank you!
Greater Basilisk wrote:Ouch. That cat’s bridle is so wrong. He shake it off in an instant and eat darn rodent.
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The first thing I thought when I so it was whoa that bridle just does not fit right 😆Funny pic though
OH SNARF!!!! those were hilarious!! bad kittehs! that was my favorite, but the i hate her is really good too!
ruffian wrote:They have been selectivly bred for the deformity, the differance lies with the fact that they are not cast asside and forgotten about or distroyed because of it.
Like I said… Same deformity, just came about differently (one by accident, one on purpose).
Just something to think about, but does that then make it ok, to produce debilitating deformities in animals, if the deformed animals are NOT then cast aside? In other words, is a deformities “goodness” or “badness” determined only with how we treat those deformed animals after they are born?ruffian wrote:I have no clue what you mean by the “twisted cat” the fact that you are comparing them with bassets I am gonna guess you mean “munchkin cats” which does have the same form of dwarfism that bassets, doxies and corgies have. They belive that it is a lethal gene, TICA does register them though. Lethal genes are not to be played with and a huge number of dog breeds have them, any breed where piebald or merle is present, you cross 2 merle dogs and pups are often re-absorbed, born deaf, blind, without eyes and parts of the ears, or just dead, but all are 100% preventable with proper breeding practices.
Twisted cats are not munchkin cats. They are cats with twisted front legs that some lady started breeding on purpose and got a lot of people upset. I can’t find any pics right now, but I remember seeing a pic a few years ago and the front legs looked the same as basset legs.
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