Sterrekatten & Forest Myths: An update about the F-litter and some considerations about Uno's litters...

Monday, January 16, 2012

An update about the F-litter and some considerations about Uno's litters...

After all, we found out that 3 of our F-litter babies are smoke. (The same pranks of Uno as always =)
Femke, Freya and Floranz are smoke and we are anxious to see how the smoke will develop.
Until now, they are the best kittens of the litter, presenting very nice characteristics.
Uno already presented us with extraordinary cats. With Werdandi we have some expectations.

With Okkie, Uno gave us the Supreme Champion Katha Bjoern (lives in Denmark) and the International Champion Lancelot (lives in Spain). Both have extreme features in a very balanced and harmonic body with an excellent boning and wild expression...

With Josephine, Uno gave us Nemo (IC) and U2 (CH). Two of the most beautiful children born in the Sterrekatten cattery. Nemo is living at the Titran's cattery and U2 at Dannebro's.

With Anfi’s Phoebe Buffay, Uno gave us a stunning black tabby male - the Supreme Champion Sterrekatten's Johnny be Good. A good example of how a norwegian forest cat must be: super wild expression, big ears with tufts, long and strong body with an outstanding semi longhaired coat.

And with Grimnir's Nyssa, Uno gave us MC Hammer, International Champion, that lives in Germany, at the cattery Av-Rago.

Some examples of Uno's offsprings that make us proud!!!!

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About us

From 2003 until 2010 Fred was the man behind Sterrekatten. Now Fred and Andrea from Forest Myths cattery joined forces into a renewed Sterrekatten & Forest Myths cattery.
We want to combine our best cats to make a new step in improving the quality of our breeding. We have selected our best cats from our former catteries , neutered the others and gave them new homes where they can live as pets. We will make our new start in 2011 with the selected breedingcats.
Our general goal is to breed big and strong cats with excellent qualities like wild expression, big ears with tufts and an excellent coat. We have selected our breeding cats according to these qualities.

NFO Temper

A well-socialized and carefully bred Norwegian has a tolerant and stable temperament. They are not easily thrown off balance by anything and aggression and anxiety are foreign to them. They have a strong tendency to attach themselves to one person in particular. They like being with their people, but prefer lying beside their owners rather than on them. They regard a visitor with some caution at first, before they decide to make friends, but always in a self-confident manner. They usually communicate with humans by means of subtle body language and eye contact and despite being very playful, they can pass unnoticed among us

NFO Appearence

The Norwegian is a large, powerfully built cat with a massive skeletal structure and a long body. Males weigh on average 12 to 19 pounds, whilst females are in general lighter in build and smaller, although in some bloodlines there are exceptions. The cat stands high on its legs and has large, round paws. The hind legs are longer than the front ones. The tail is bushy and when held along the back should reach at least as far as the shoulder blades. It can take three years before the cat is fully grown.

NFO Care and maintenance

A Norwegian Forest cat with a well-structured coat, typical of the breed, needs scarcely any grooming. In Spring the coat undergoes a heavy, but short lasting molt, losing a high proportion of the undercoat. Many breeders do not brush or comb their animals, but pick loose dead hairs from the coat with thumb and forefinger, since too much brushing can cause "gaps" in the coat. There is usually an appreciable difference between the appearence of a Norwegian in winter and in summer. In the winter, the coat is luxurious, very dense, and often with a large ruff, while in summer the cat can look almost shorthaired.