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18th January 2012, 10:23 AM #2Moderator




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Hi David that is a very long detailed post....welcome to you all.
There is a special thread on the forum where people who do feed the raw diet have posted help as how to do it successfully. As to the sizes they will end up I always think that is how long is a bit of string, I have two bruvs same litter one is a a good compact looking boy the other is a bloomin great big hulk weighing a lot more but as kittens the then lighter one now weighs heaviest. I think that is the joy of MC's until they are 4ish you just don't know what you will end up with,I luv the look of my long stylish Bruce [who is very light he has never made the 7kg mark] just as much as two of the boys who top out at 10kg.Also it is interesting that you note the different density of their coats another thing very noticable with my two boys one has a very thick flowing coat & the other one if he wasn't so big could pass for a BSH.
I back up Candes request for pictures for "close inspection"please although I think her first comment on that is the right one....
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davie boy 2000 (18th January 2012)



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