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5th January 2011, 12:09 AM #1Top Cat



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Aah, they're adorable - I'm with Chanel! And I still think the little red/cream (sorry, I'm rubbish with colours - I'm better when I can point and say "what's that one"!) is still my favourite. It's so odd that this has come up today - believe it or not, I was bored earlier in the afternoon and decided to look up Selkirk breeders; how odd is that?? And I didn't seen any kittens I liked as much as your Selcoons.
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5th January 2011, 05:08 AM #2debbie560Guest
Chanel loved them all the time and that is what mattered...
The cream boy was the only none curly coated in the litter the rest all had Curls.
The Selkirk's have changed so much, I got Chanel in a swap with a Selkirk breeder who wanted to use my Chocolates in her breed programme. I cold have had one of the first ever imported to the UK from Austria, because she also had one of my Chocolate for her breed programme at the time I chose not to.
I like the all British look Selkirk Chanel is a long haired Selkirk which is a nightmare to keep on top of so I would like a short coated Selkirk from her to move on but we would need a British boy for that and she really does not fancy them!! I will give her one last try with a British boy this Spring if she calls and then well I give up!!
The pictures attached are Chanel.
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5th January 2011, 05:09 AM #3debbie560Guest
No. The Cream one was the only straight coat in the litter the others all looked like they had a 70's perm...
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5th January 2011, 07:32 AM #4debbie560Guest
Ah I see what you mean!
He was curly when he was born but when he left the curls had dropped like he needed re perming lol maybe you are right and its right at the base of the coat, I will ask his new owners.. for some new photos. See what he look like now..
The other all kept their curls whiskers an all...
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5th January 2011, 07:59 AM #5debbie560Guest
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A must have for xmas
Me thinks that if she does meet with Mr Li again & they are anywhere near like the previous bunch you could be flattened in the rush by MC forum members......
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5th January 2011, 10:35 AM #9debbie560Guest
With the cream one no, with the Selkirk Rex long hair, its very strange fur and if it does get knotted its not like the Mainecoon its like a sheeps and it just pulls away from the skin.
The Selkirk Shorthair which is what the babies were like nope... comb similar to the old dare I say it lol!! Afro combs... and thats it very easily managed.



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Just draw a hair thin zig zag line. Each hair looks like that up close. But not curly unless you have your eyeballs up next to it. That may be why he has that nice sheen to his coat. Each hair reflects differently and in all directions. I was going to comment on his shiny coat. Then suddenly realized it is the same as Cleos. Ah ha! Light bulb!


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