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History of the Larouge Breeding Cattery
It all started when, after falling in love with a Birman I saw at the hairdressers, I placed an order for a Pet Seal point female.
Because my husband John had always had a Ginger Moggy, I was going to get another one to keep it company. The Breeder said they were now breeding Red points, and why didn't I go to the Birman Show and have a look? I did go and saw a Red point and fell in love with that colour in a big way, so I ordered a Pet Red Point male kitten.
Paddy happened to come along before the Seal,
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"Paddy" |
Pr Balisarda Matangi Red Point (52D) D.O.B. 24/09/1991 - 31/11/2007 |
..........but I still
went ahead and got Missy as well!
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"Missy" |
Gr Pr Preference Estelle's Ingrid Seal Point (52) 03/01/1992 - 16/04/2002 |
They were both shown for a season, and by then I knew I wanted to breed Red Points.
I was told I had to have a Tortie to get one, "But I don't like Torties" I said. "Of course, I love Torties now!"
The Breeder informed me that I had to have one to get a Red.
That was how I acquired my founding Queen, Tipsy, a beautiful Seal Tortie!
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"Tipsy" |
Db Gr Ch & SI Gr Pr Trelliams Sweet Tipsy Seal Tortie (52) 13/10/1992 - 13/11/2003 |
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Tipsy was shown as an Entire
along with my 2 pets, and after she had to stop breeding I continued to show
her as another of my pets.
She was a real show pony and just loved being exhibited. It was good for the public to be able to see a Tortie, as there weren't many around then.
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John & I at The All Birman Show 1999 Owners of "Supreme In Show", "Best Male" & "Best Female", our Showing Highlight!
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