cats4ever
09-23-2019, 06:17 PM
We used to have a poster with different breeds in the cat exam room. Clients would always seek out a particular breed, then claiming their cat was that breed.
It always amused me, but I was also thinking how proud they were of their kitties, and how precious they were to them.
The following is not meant to poke fun at those clients, but to point out that, no matter if pure bred or not and like the Pettalk theme, every cat is special! Like you guys didn't know that already.;)
Here we go:
First, a Domestic Shorthair named Clover, beautiful sleek coat, all black, mesmerizing green eyes.
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Then, a Domestic Shorthair, Olive; some classic tabby coloring with white, has heterochromia, meaning two different colored eyes.
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Next, a Domestic Shorthair, dignified Miss Kitty; a dilute tortie: ancient, but nonetheless still spunky.
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Last, but not least, a Domestic Shorthair, Mindy Mayhem; a Tortoise shell; a color that can cause a certain condition called tortitude. You know what I mean!
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It always amused me, but I was also thinking how proud they were of their kitties, and how precious they were to them.
The following is not meant to poke fun at those clients, but to point out that, no matter if pure bred or not and like the Pettalk theme, every cat is special! Like you guys didn't know that already.;)
Here we go:
First, a Domestic Shorthair named Clover, beautiful sleek coat, all black, mesmerizing green eyes.
62133
Then, a Domestic Shorthair, Olive; some classic tabby coloring with white, has heterochromia, meaning two different colored eyes.
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Next, a Domestic Shorthair, dignified Miss Kitty; a dilute tortie: ancient, but nonetheless still spunky.
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Last, but not least, a Domestic Shorthair, Mindy Mayhem; a Tortoise shell; a color that can cause a certain condition called tortitude. You know what I mean!
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