Thread: Help finding good breeders

Thanks so much for that, it is exactly what I'm after I don't mind travelling to find the right breeder, it's just that there are SO many to choose from that I don't have the money to visit them all, as much as I'd love to do and I'd hate to end up with a breeder who was in it for the wrong reasons as it's so easy to register a pedigree name but it doesn't mean you have the ethics. I will go and have a look at the website now. X

Can I also suggest Elmcoon in Barnsley - excellent!

hi Donna - I'm also in Tyne and Wear! I got mine in Stoke on Trent so a bit far but wanted to send you a :hello: ;-)

Hi

Nice to know there are other Maine Coon enthusiasts in the area

My cat will be indoors as I'd hate to lose him like I did with some of my other moggies (hit and run) as I've heard MC have particularly bad Road sense.

Hi,
i replied to the other thread about Elmcoon, but have a look at Fellisafe cat fencing too - our two have free, safe access to the garden and no other cats can get in. It's made Sidney's life a lot fuller and he's easier to live with if he's worn out chasing leaves! (Or chasing Ava...)

Hello, I've registered after lurking for many months! I've got 4 coonies and I second what Weasel has said about Elmcoon. I recognise little Ava - she's adorable.

She might be adorable but she is farting like a curry-hound!