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給貓狗穿衣服的真正意義是???
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發表在 貓事分享,
時間 2005-10-26 04:51 AM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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我是很想要那種推車啦
因為我只要想到以後要提兩隻4.5~7kg的成貓去結紮跟打預房針就覺得手很痠
用推的就好多了
而且可以蓋個毛毯保暖
衣服的話.......
我家以前養的可卡小時候也穿衣服
因為他太會著涼感冒了
大了以後就沒穿了
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生氣!問這什麼問題(立耳要把它變折耳)
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時間 2005-10-26 03:24 AM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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有些斷尾的狗狗是因為尾巴太長
有時候狂搖的時候會打到肚子所以截尾
這是一種解釋
但是英國愛貓協會 Governing Council of Cat Fancy 是不承認所有折耳貓的品種喔
因為培育折耳貓除非真的超級小心
否則很容易出現嚴重畸形
同時造成折耳貓的基因也跟骨骼問題有關聯
所以為了貓咪的健康與人道法則他們不承認折耳品種
無毛貓因為是基因突變造成貓咪殘障,對貓咪健康也不好
所以他們也不承認
全文如下喔
可以拿去給你朋友看
The GCCF says Health Comes First
The Governing Council of the Cat Fancy has always taken very seriously its responsibility to support only the breeding of healthy cats. Various developments occurred during the early 1990s which gave rise to considerable concern and resulted in various decisions being taken by the GCCF. Much earlier than this the Cat Fancy had already produced a list of defects in cats which were considered damaging to a cat's health and welfare; this defects list is a part of the GCCF Standard of Points for judges, and cats showing any of the defects listed should not be awarded Certificates. More recently, various breeds of cat have been developed which are considered by the GCCF to be unacceptable.
In 1991, shortly after a series of television programmes had shown various breeds including the Munchkin, the GCCF stated that it would strongly discourage anyone from importing such a cat and that there was no intention of recognising this or any other new breed which was based on abnormal structure or development. In March 1995, the GCCF Veterinary Sub-committee and the Executive Committee supported a statement made by the British Small Animals Veterinary Association which stated that the BSAVA were concerned that the breeding of animals for extreme anatomical features could have serious health and welfare implications. The Executive Committee agreed that it would join with the BSAVA in strongly urging that the fashion for the extreme should not be allowed to give rise to health problems in cats.
Ragdoll Cats: Many comments have been made about Ragdoll cats and so the decision to recognise them was not taken until very careful investigations had taken place. Reports were obtained from a leading veterinary college to confirm that the central nervous system of these cats is perfectly normal, that they are not in any way different from other cats and that they are no more or less likely to be floppy when relaxed than any other cat. It is also questionable whether they have the very high pain threshold that has been suggested. The Ragdoll was first introduced in the United States where the breed was speedily patented. The only way in which such a patent could be obtained was by the claim that the cat was unlike other cats; this claim has since been discredited both in the United States and the United Kingdom.
Bengal Cats: This is a breed which was introduced into the United Kingdom in 1990. The breed originates from a cross between an Asian Leopard Cat and an ordinary domestic cat. In the early generations, the temperament is reserved but it would appear that Bengals produced in the later generations are of good temperament. Many Bengals have now been bred in this country and the breed was given official Preliminary recognition by the GCCF in June 1997.
After careful consideration, it has been decided to make a policy statement that, with the exception of the outcross to the Asian Leopard Cat which had produced the Bengal, the GCCF would not recognise any other outcross to a non-domestic breed.
The following breeds of cat are not recognised by the GCCF:
Scottish Fold: There is no intention that this breed should be recognised because, if the breeding is not very carefully controlled, a lethal gene in the makeup of these cats causes severe skeletal abnormalities and large numbers of dead kittens. The gene which produces the folded ears can also cause an incidence of thickened limbs and tails. This gives rise to a short, inflexible tail and deformities of the limb extremities with a reduced ability to support the body weight. This is especially true when two fold-eared cats are bred together. Under these circumstances it has never been recognised and we strongly advise members of the public not to try and acquire cats of this breed as the GCCF do not wish to knowingly promote the existence of any breed which cannot be mated like to like without putting kittens at risk.
Other Curled Ear Varieties: No recognition has been given to any other curled ear variety as it seems probable that such varieties suffer from similar defects to the Scottish Fold.
Munchkin: There is no intention to recognise this breed.
Sphynx: The GCCF have decided not to recognise this breed but do register it because outcrosses are made to Devon Rex cats. It is important that any rex-coated cats resulting from such matings are registered as Sphynx Variants as it is vital that these cats are not used in Devon Rex breeding. Sphynx cats are in effect cats suffering from baldness and here again the veterinary advice is that such a condition should not be encouraged. The cats have to have the sebaceous oils washed from their skin regularly because there is no hair to dissipate the oils and allow them to be removed naturally. Secondly, fur on cats helps to protect them from injury and cats without fur do suffer severely from scratches and playful bites which would not affect cats which have a proper coat. Thirdly, there is considerable concern about the situation where such a cat accidentally gets shut out of a house at night during cold weather as it is obviously ill-equipped to face such a situation in a British winter; they also need to be protected from strong sunlight because of the risk of sunburn and skin cancer. Although Sphynx cats may remain perfectly healthy in a specialist environment, the GCCF do not consider that they would prove viable in an average pet home.
There is no intention to register any other hair deficient breed unless it poses a similar threat to any recognised breed
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[討論]政府應該要推行貓犬結紮..
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時間 2005-10-26 12:06 AM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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英國的慈善機構像RSPCA跟地方的動物保護組織都有提供低收入戶的結紮補助
不是給錢而是給醫院的抵價券
這樣會比直接給錢好喔
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燒臘店的小貓咪~~~剛出生10天唷!!
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發表在 不是我的貓,
時間 2005-10-26 12:01 AM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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直接拐去紮
先斬後奏可以嗎?
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餵浪貓..被趕了..
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發表在 不是我的貓,
時間 2005-10-25 06:18 PM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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我覺得啦
愛貓很好,我也愛動物
但是如果可以把他們帶去收容所或是中途的話會比較好
偶爾也站在對方的立場想想
好心人去操場,去社區的某一角餵浪貓
餵完了就走
從一頭吃進去的一定會從另一頭排出來
當然其他住戶很可能會清的不堪其擾
貓叫春也真的很吵
如果住戶有花草,餵小鳥之類的
像英國人最愛的休閒活動就是園藝
浪貓群集的結果常常就是把人家的花園搞得亂七八糟
這也是為什麼這邊常常宣導負責任的養貓人不該讓自家的寵物變成別人家的瘟疫
如果可以的話
還是盡量把他們送到動物中心送養吧
不然餵完就走
等於留下爛攤子給別人清
讓原本可能對貓不排斥的人開始討厭貓咪
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[求助]請問一下
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時間 2005-10-24 10:40 PM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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那不是我
那是英國拉布拉多犬舍以及絕大多數培育者所依據的標準
請問你花了多少時間研究基因,品種與育種?
隨便配種的結果就是遺傳性疾病跟精神病一堆
如果你是要配純種請問你這樣私人配種對於品種血系的維持有任何好處嗎?
沒有, 因為你可能連品種標準是什麼都搞不清楚
不過就是製造出更多貓口罷了
如果你不是配純種,米克斯的貓口已經夠多了
為什麼還要拼命讓他增加?
貓咪一胎可以生2~9隻
你有辦法全部養全部負責嗎?
吃,住,醫療,用品,預防針
英國養7~8隻貓的培育者一*週*可以花掉近百鎊
這是生活費不算參展
我一位養貓不下十年的朋友算給我聽
在台灣一貓的生活費每月約一千,預防針八百到一千,生病看醫生從數百元到數千圓
將它乘以6好了(爸媽加上平均一胎四隻小貓)
你的薪水希望能付這些加上你自己每個月的開銷還綽綽有餘
養了你的空間夠大嗎?
如果這麼多隻貓在你家的35坪小空間打起來的時候你要怎麼處理?
有想過嗎?
35坪沒有想像中的大
我在台灣家的一層樓差不多
我無法想像六隻貓擠在我家的一層樓會不會擠瘋掉
貓會動會跑,需要活動空間也需要獨處空間
一堆貓擠在一起不爽就很容易打成一團
不然你覺得為什麼英國的培育者大多都住在鄉下還有巨大院子?
還是你是想說公貓配種,配完分一兩隻小貓就好了
那你告訴我如果那隻母貓生了一窩四五隻以上
你拿了兩隻,剩下的去哪?
培育動物繁殖動物是專業的事
沒有完全搞清楚就做只是不負責任
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貓咪看電視.....
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發表在 貓事分享,
時間 2005-10-24 06:50 PM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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聽過一個網友家的貓
愛看足球賽
邊看會邊拍電視打球員
鏡頭移開他還會跑到電視後面找球員
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原來我"女兒"其實是"公貓"...= =
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發表在 貓事分享,
時間 2005-10-24 05:44 PM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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你還算好
我男朋友全家是直到鄰居貓生下長得很像他家貓的小貓才發現的
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[分享] 第一次去 Cat Show
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發表在 貓事分享,
時間 2005-10-24 05:23 PM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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http://www.supremecatshow.org/
這是英國最大貓展的網頁
我很想去
但是我很怕在外面敗家敗到破產
還有Bangel已經得到GCCF認可了的樣子喔
GCCF網頁可以看到
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[求助]請問一下
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時間 2005-10-24 03:59 PM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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What is a Breeder ?
A Breeder (with a capital B) is one who thrists for knowledge and never really knows it all, one who wrestles with decisions of conscience, convenience and commitment.
A Breeder is one who sacrifices personal interests, finances, time, friendships, fancy furniture and deep pile carpet!
She gives up dreams of a long, luxurious cruise in favour of turning that all important show into this years vacation.
The Breeder goes without sleep (but never without coffee) in hours spent planning a breeding or watching over the birth process, and afterwards, over every little sneeze, wriggle or cry.
The breeder skips dinner parties because that litter is due or the babies have to be fed at eight.
She disregards birth fluids and puts mouth to mouth to save a gasping new-born, literally blowing life into a tiny, helpless creature that may be the culmination of a lifetime of dreams.
A Breeder's lap is a marvellous place where generations of proud and noble dogs once snoozed.
A Breeders hands are strong and firm and often soiled, but ever so gentle and sensitive to the thrusts of a puppy's wet nose.
A Breeder's back and knees are usually arthritic from stooping, bending and sitting in the birthing box, but strong enough to enable the Breeder to show the next choice pup.
A Breeder's shoulders are stooped and often heaped with abuse from competitors, but they're wide enough to support the weight of a thousand defeats and frustrations.
A Breeder's arms are always able to wield a mop, support an armful of puppies, or lend a helping hand to a newcomer.
A Breeder's ears are wonderous things, sometimes red (from being talked about) or strangely shaped (from being pressed against a phone receiver), often deaf to criticism, yet always fine-tuned to the whimper of a sick puppy.
A Breeder's eyes are blurred from pedigree research and sometimes blind to her own dog's faults, but they are ever so keen to the competition's faults and are always searching for the perfect specimen.
A Breeder's brain is foggy on faces, but can recall pedigrees faster than an IBM computer. It's so full of knowledge that sometimes it blows a fuse: it catalogues thousands of good bonings, fine ears and perfect heads................................................................ and buries in the soul the failures and the ones that didn't turn out.
The Breeder's heart is often broken, but it beats strongly with hope everlasting...........................................................and it's always in the right place!
Oh, yes, there are breeders, and then, there are BREEDERS!!!
這是我從國外拉布拉多犬舍轉貼過來的
你做得到嗎?
上圖中右邊是我貓咪培育者的室外貓咪活動中心
左邊是我這個郡的一位挪威森林貓培育者幫他的貓建的活動中心
你做得到嗎!?
做不到就別想!
不要到時生一窩出來對於促進優良品種沒有幫助, 只是增加貓口
養不起然後又要別人發揮你丟我撿的美德領養接收你留下來的爛攤子!
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我媽要把我家的貓丟掉><
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發表在 貓事分享,
時間 2005-10-24 03:47 PM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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據我讀過的資料說
貓的弓漿蟲以及其他寄生蟲主要來自吃了受感染的生肉
(老鼠啦,鳥,鴿子)
自由貓比較容易感染
吃飼料的家貓安全得很
但是要說貓身上可能有寄生蟲就完全不讓抱的話卻又矯枉過正
因為這些寄生蟲(包括弓漿蟲)卵也很容易附著在人吃的肉上
因為吃沒煮熟的肉而感染這些寄生蟲的機會很可能還比被貓傳染到大喔
你可以這樣跟你媽說
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[分享] 第一次去 Cat Show
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發表在 貓事分享,
時間 2005-10-24 05:17 AM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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這樣講讓我很想去11月19日英國舉行的Supreme Cat Show
不過很怕在外面的Trade Stand 敗家敗到扛不回來
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想聽聽大家的意見∼∼我很無助∼∼
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時間 2005-10-23 08:38 PM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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問一下你的醫生有沒有辦法幫小貓做Early Neuter
我知道國外有些培育者會這樣
雖然不建議不過如果接下來的owner 不會將他們結紮的話可以試試
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因為我的無知 讓我開始接觸貓咪
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時間 2005-10-23 08:31 PM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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其實很佩服領養貓咪或是願意當中途之家的人
因為你們等於在收拾這社會上無知,不負責任的人留下的爛攤子
而且是永遠收不完的爛攤子
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[討論]今天去愛X園買罐罐...
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時間 2005-10-23 05:23 PM,
作者 YunaYunalesc
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能管制寵物店行為的只有消費者
只要有人購買未足齡(純種12週,混血9週)的小貓
寵物店就會繼續賣小貓
只要血統書跟登記制度還是這麼鬆散
隨便私人跟地下繁殖場都可以繁殖拿血統書
(我這邊是BREEDER登記NON-ACTIVE的貓後代通通拿不到血統書也不準登記純種)
就一定會有人大量繁殖有血統書的寵物
因為太好拿了,一拿身價就高了
純種動物的培育需要投入大量心血
這樣隨便繁殖不只造成動物過多與虐待動物的問題
對於品種維繫與改良也沒有幫助
國外的專業培育者會因為一隻小貓的遺傳精神病把那隻小貓的爸媽與兄弟姐妹通通結紮以免問題外流或遺傳
地下大量繁殖場絕對不會這樣做
私人配種絕對不會去想到基因跟遺傳的問題
喜愛特定品種的動物沒有錯
錯的是許多無知與不負責任的飼主造成貪婪的寵物店業者與繁殖者
這個問題不管在國內國外都一樣
不過
英國的寵物店買不到有血統書的貓跟狗
因為登記有案可以拿血統書的Breeder,
不管是純種貓協會(GCCF)或是愛犬協會 (Kennel)都有規定培育者不可以賣給寵物店或是仲介商
他們自己也都會自律
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