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Bindura Birmans
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Birman
My name is Carol and my husband, Peter, and I breed Birmans in Canberra, Australia. We breed seal, blue, chocolate, lilac, reds and torties. We aim to produce healthy cats with good temperaments. We work with other breeders to constantly improve the quality of our Birmans. The success of Bindura Birmans has come from our love of Birmans and our committment to producing quality show standard cats with superb temperaments. We are registered with CCI which is affiliated with CCCA. I am the President of the Canberra Birman Cat Club which is the only club in Australia to hold a Birman specialist show every year in May. I am also an executive committee member of CCI.
Carol Cootes
Tyumen Siberian
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Siberian
Siberian cats of distinction. Bred with love from our home to yours.
Tracy Stewart
Babuschka Siberian Cats
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Siberian
Breeding Traditional Siberians in Canberra Australia All Enquiries Welcome
Carol Cootes
Cosmickatz sphynx
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Sphynx
Our breeding cats undergo extensive testing to ensure you receive a healthy happy kitten, all of our cats are very well socialised and confident, They are HCM tested annually, undergo the latest American HCM DNA test, Orivet DNA tested for genetic disease ,faults & traits , PCR respiratory panel tested, blood tested for Felv & FIV . All kittens are raised in our home and are outgoing, friendly and sociable.
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Benonara bengal
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Bengal
The Bengal cat is an athletic, agile and graceful cat with a strong, muscular body. The Bengal cat looks like a wild cat on the prowl and was originally bred by crossing an Asian Leopard Cat and a domestic short hair cat. Bengals take their name from the Asian leopard cat's scientific name, Felis bengalensis. Bengals today, are one and the same with domestic cats, with all Bengals purchased in Australia at least five generations removed from any ancestors with wild bloodlines. A Bengal will vary in size depending on gender and whether it is desexed. Their weight can range from 3.5kg up to 8kg or more, and they have an average lifespan of 12 to 16 years. Bengal cats are fun to live with and are active and highly intelligent cats. They can be talkative and like to play games and learn tricks. They also like playing with water and usually get along well with other cats, dogs and horses. Climbing is one of their strengths and a tall cat tree is a must. If all of this sounds very busy, on the other hand, most Bengals also like a cuddle and a scratch, will sit on your lap and like to share your bed.