Thread: Purchasing a MC. Choosing the right breeder and right cat.

I was lucky and got a recommendation from a uk forum and I emailed them and they were very friendly and were more than happy to discuss what they do etc. So I organised a visit to them as I wasn't going to be looking for quite some time due to work commitments. So after reading on here about getting a kitten I knew the questions to ask etc, but the place was clean, the MCs came in and straight up to my mum and me and said hello. One jumped up and sat on my mum and the other sat beside me and fell asleep so I could straight away see they were properly cared for and also socialised well which was great to see. The breeder doesn't breed to sell either, its when they have kittens that's when they will sell them. Also the breeder should have no problem with any questions you have and if they seem hesitant or don't want to answer anything then I'd be very worried about using them. They are a great place and I have now seen my 2 boys at 5 weeks and they are the most gorgeous things ever haha. You can get bad breeder as has been the case for one of the poor forum posters on here so you really have to be careful. But as has been said you need to say where you live before we can help you.