For 15 years now, we have organised our house in order to as well offer the best living conditions to our cats, to our females and their kittens, but also to our males. The females permanently have free-access to the securised garden. For the males, we have done some spacious runs with the aim to give them a quality of life respecting their nature.
The kittens are born in their traditional box, and after they take little by little possession of all the house, where they meet the other cats. But they are not allowed to discover our garden, to prevent giving them the taste of the adventure if their future owner cannot make it possible to them.
We base our breeding not only on type and look, but also on the character and sociabilisation. We give a great attention to health, and our cats are regularly subjected to adapted tests. They all leave the cattery provided with a microship of identification.
For 8 years we have tried to develop a line of white line of a good type with a minimum of deaf cats. It's a long-term job of which we did not bore all the secrets yet...
Catherine Meyer-Körber