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Breeding under the auspices of the Governing Council of the Cat Fancy since 1999. Preserving the oldest of Scandinavian bloodlines to maintain the traditional type. Please note This website is being redesigned the links in this colour are working the ones in blue are not yet live |
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| Who are we? | Studs |
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| Buying A Kitten |
(N) Pan's Truls
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About Forest Cats |
| Our Cats Around The World |
History of the Original Breed Standard of the Norwegian Forest Cat. |
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| Importing our kittens | ||
| Our Pedigrees | Show Standards | |
| Friends With Kittens | The importance of breeding Forest Cats | |
| Show Reports | ||
| Working with other breeders | Photo Gallery of Novice and early Forest Cats | |
| Previous Litters | White Forest Cats & Deafness | |
| Our Cats in the Snow | ||
| Our Photo Gallery | ||
| Testimonials | ||
| In Memory |
| Gallery from Birth To Adult | Old Type & New Type NFC | Size Versus Type |
Feeding your NFC |
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Below you will see a few pictures of our bred babies happy in their new homes now developed into magnificent adult cats. The Norwegian Forest cat is a naturally evolved breed, not man made from the combination of different pedigree cats. One of the oldest breeds of cat in the world and even today not so well known amongst the cat breeds. We feel promotion is very much needed as well as education to further the breed on. The fact is. these are incredibly majestic cats, very intelligent and an absolute joy to own. The importance of breeding these cats is still very much a conservation programme, there is much work to do before breeders worldwide can take the breed for granted as being stable regarding its overall type. Above is a photograph of Pan's Truls, the cat who set the standard of the breed in Norway in 1977. One must not lose site of who this cat is and remember, this is what we should be breeding towards in order to secure the traditional type and expression and preserving this breed as it should be. The Norwegian Forest cat is a natural breed and like the Norwegian people say - the standard of the breed should fit the cat, not the cat fit a standard. Unfortunately, as with any other breed, there is a vast diversity in type around the world, Sadly, some even cross breed these with other breeds and expect hundreds of pounds for them! Whilst this cannot be prevented, no matter how hard breeders try, people will do what they do. If only they understood the ethos of this cat maybe they would think twice. Our website is an electronic tool into our lives with our gorgeous cats. We aim to give insight into the honesty and integrity of who we are, why we breed the Norwegian Forest Cat and also try and furnish our visitors with as much information about the breed as we can. Above are several links which hopefully covers a comprehensive list of information and this list is not exhaustive - we will be adding more over time. We hope you enjoy viewing our cats and our website. Feel free to ask us any questions, you are more than welcome to give us a call or send us an email, and we always welcome people to visit our cats even just out of curiosity, you are welcome and there is never any obligation to buy a kitten from us. Thank you for visiting and before you leave maybe you would like to leave your paw print in our guest book situated at the bottom of every page:-) |
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Soon these cats will have their own pages - this site is currently being rebuilt
We promote responsible breeding of
White Norwegian Forest Cats
White Norwegian Forest Cats and Deafness
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Web design by Lorraine Twyman
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