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    Timmy is 21 pounds, but he's all muscle, he's on a diet and he excersises more. He is going out for halloween with me dressed as a devil! With wings of course!
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    Cosmo sort of/kind of is a Maine Coon. He was born in Maine. Does that count?



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    My Mishi is a Maine Goon I mean Maine Coon, but he sure acts like a goon at times! He's Mr. Purrsonality-Plus - all 14 + lbs. of him. Loves to talk, loves water, has SUPER SOFT fur - I often call him Mr. Velvet. He has the cutest, most kissable freckled nose.

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    Maine Coons

    I have Maine Coons also and I do breed them. They come in many colors and patterns. Except pointed as a siamese. They are know for being gentle and getting along with most everyone. $1300 outside the states may be right but I would make sure if you purchase one it is from a breeder. That way you get the registration papers with your kitten. Here in the states the only Maine Coons that cost that much is getting a kitten with breeding rights. And the breeder does have to fill out the form to be able to breed them, no breeding rights no registration papers for the kittens. And what a beautiful Red Tabby and White you have very nice looking! A bi color is either a black and white or a blue and white in the standards for the breed. I fell in love with the breed when I was helping a friend check on a female due at any time and the owner was out for the evening. Well, we came in as my Jez was being born. I ended up taking her and her 1/2 sister when they were old enough.
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    I LOVE maine coons!!! I saw this gorgeous one at a catshow a month ago:
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    Thanks Stella (rpcathouse) for your answer!
    We also have some Main Coon breeders in France, but for the moment I cannot take the decision to get a cat from a breeder. Please don't take any offense for what I am saying now, I have nothing against you and breeders!
    I just visited your website, and I loved it! All your cats are so gorgeous! Stella has amazing colors! I also appreciated very much the "introduction" page, where we can see that you are not just a breeder and produce kitties to be sold, but that you really love them and that there are part of your family! I have seen other websites where you arrive directly to the pictures of kittens to be sold, a few pics of the parents and no other information is available

    I have started to help in a cat foundation. The persons here take the kitties that are too wild, or sick or too young to go to the public shelter. And I see so many kitties who are waiting for a home! I just can't think of adopting a kitten from a cattery while so many of these kitties are here
    In the same time it is also fortunate that we have good breeders to maintain all the wonderful breeds!
    The problem for cat lovers is that there are too many kitties to be adopted everywhere and we have to make a choice!

    Anyway, I am convinced you are doing a great job. And I would love to see a house with so many Maine Coons in it! Heaven!!!!

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