Marinka
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and my question is - is it normal practice?
Hi guys!
I'm very close to getting my kitten and I am super excited but also kinda overwhelmed the more I get to know the process of adopting.
Mama kitty just had her babies and I am in constant contact with the breeder atm. She told me today to let her know what is my ideal kitten and that she is the one who will select which kitten goes to whom. She asked preferred sex as well. I was thinking it'd be more like - I come visit, see the kittens, fall in love with one and leave my deposit. But she said I cant come visit until they are 4 weeks old and by that time she doesn't know if any will be available. So now I gotta hurry up and mail her a check. Which is fine with me. I was just kinda stunned about the fact that I won't have a say in selecting my new friend pet and I wondering if it's a regular thing, do breeders do that all the time?
What if this litter won't be a kitten that falls under my "ideal kitten" description..or I don't know..and I spend money and bring the kitten and it's not what breeders says. I guess Im being paranoid because to us it is a good chunk of money, you know.
Let me know what you guys think.
Hi guys!
I'm very close to getting my kitten and I am super excited but also kinda overwhelmed the more I get to know the process of adopting.
Mama kitty just had her babies and I am in constant contact with the breeder atm. She told me today to let her know what is my ideal kitten and that she is the one who will select which kitten goes to whom. She asked preferred sex as well. I was thinking it'd be more like - I come visit, see the kittens, fall in love with one and leave my deposit. But she said I cant come visit until they are 4 weeks old and by that time she doesn't know if any will be available. So now I gotta hurry up and mail her a check. Which is fine with me. I was just kinda stunned about the fact that I won't have a say in selecting my new friend pet and I wondering if it's a regular thing, do breeders do that all the time?
What if this litter won't be a kitten that falls under my "ideal kitten" description..or I don't know..and I spend money and bring the kitten and it's not what breeders says. I guess Im being paranoid because to us it is a good chunk of money, you know.
Let me know what you guys think.