We work with a sales agreement which protects kittens and breeder as well as the new owner.

Some advice for those in search of a kitten or stud service: whether you find a kitten to your liking in our cattery or some place else, always make sure you get to see the HCM (and other) test results! A responsible breeder will show those forms of his own accord, and when selling a kitten or giving stud service, give you the copies of all the tests.
In our cattery, when you pick up your kitten, it will come with a handy map containing copies of pedigrees and test results, the international passport with all innoculations, de-wormings and possible other veterinary treatments of your kitten, the ID-number, a CD-rom with pictures of the first months, information about food and other care and the pedigree of the kitten itself (unless the application is still pending or the pedigree will be sent off after neutering). A starterbag with food the kitten is used to at our house and its own blanket with the scent of mom and littermates will also be part of the package, to ensure an easy transfer to the kitten's new home.
We love to get visits from people who have chosen a kitten from our cattery more than once, and we like it when they want to follow the development of their kitten by mail.
If you are interested in a kitten from our cattery, do contact us; we'll answer every mail, but we like to read more than just "How much will a kitten cost?"

We try to make sure our lines can be continued by placing only the very best kittens as breeders with people we feel we can trust, but we place the majority of our kittens as pets to make sure not too many Sphynxes from the same lines join the gene pool.

After a kitten has moved to its new home, we still like to hear how it fares, and we'll be ready to help you out whenever you need us.

Layla is pregnant! Kittens expected around February 11th 2012.

She was mated to the beautiful Blue and white stud Tyson of Marezh Sphynx cattery. On their website you can see his pictures and read more about him. Both Tyson and Layla carry one Sepia gene, so there could be Seal Sepia kittens in the litter. I do not think Layla carries dilute, so the other kittens will probably be Black, carrying one dilute gene.

Pedigree of the expected kittens.

January 15th, 2012: the pregnancy is going well, Layla's belly is growing heavy. Luckily she didn't have any morning sickness. 4 more weeks to go...
Below: 6,5 weeks into the pregnancy. 2,5 weeks to go...	Below: two more weeks

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