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Raising a pair. Siblings. Male female. pros cons.
- Thread starter Steve
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Pam Flachs
Savannah Super Cat
Awesome! Let the countdown to Arrival Day begin 
Congratulations!
Congratulations!
In about 2 weeks I will have a pair (siblings) of f6 sbt kitties (male/female) from Janet at A List. My boyfriend and I can't wait! Have any of you ever not separated the kitties during the bonding process? (I am obviously new to this site, so I don't have experience raising the breed quite yet). I have just never heard of doing so before.
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WOW... Beautiful Kitties... That will be your longest weight in history... I remember when I was waiting for Elsa the Days went so SLOOOOOOOWWWWWWWW!
Look forward to seeing many more pictures in the future.
Steve
Savannah Super Cat
Super excited! We get to vist anytime we want over the next month!
But on to serious business. Isolation, socializing, crate training, leash training. The sooner we can take them to work the better but until then we are both very very busy. The breeder said seperating them isn't necessary I'm not so sure. I agree that keeping them together will reduce stress during the isolation period. Just not sure. I'm more concerned with how much time we will have with the babies till we can take them to work.
Thanks for the nice words! I'll get some more pics up!
But on to serious business. Isolation, socializing, crate training, leash training. The sooner we can take them to work the better but until then we are both very very busy. The breeder said seperating them isn't necessary I'm not so sure. I agree that keeping them together will reduce stress during the isolation period. Just not sure. I'm more concerned with how much time we will have with the babies till we can take them to work.
Thanks for the nice words! I'll get some more pics up!