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    Advice on new kitten

    Hi everyone,
    I've just placed my deposit on my new gorgeous Maine coon kitten. Just wondering if anyone knows if it's normal that I have to sign a contract to say I will castrate him. (I was planning on doing this anyways as I want him as a pet only), but a friend told me it is my choice once I buy him.
    The breeder told me that to buy a MC and wanting to breed him I would have to pay around a 1000 pound. Does that sound right?
    Sorry for my lack of knowledge I'm a first time pedigree buyer!
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    Yes that sounds about right.
    The breeders here will only sell an entire kitten to a registered breeder, otherwise the kitten is desexed before we get him.
    This helps to stop the backyard breeders and cross breeds. This happens with all pedigree kittens in Australia.

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    Thanks, was just curious really!
    Can't wait to get my baby boy-who judging by your pic is exactly the same colouring-gorgeous!
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    I make all my new kitten owners sign a contract to say they will be spayed/neutered before they are 6 months old and no-one has ever questioned it.

    Your friend is wrong to say it is your choice as your breeder has sold to you as a pet.

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    What are you getting Jenny?
    My boy is a black silver classic tabby. He's getting a lot lighter though as he's getting older (he's only 4 months though

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    Great news about the kitten Jen, and I echo what Louise said above. Harry is now 6 months and we have just had him neutered. Now the fun bit, we need info on this new baby, A boy, silver tabby ? you do realise I am going to be soooooo jealous. Got any piccs yet ?

 

 

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