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Making money selling purebreeds?

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John Llort - 22 Jan 2004 06:30 GMT
What purebreed cat fetches the highest price? I am interested in breeding
them and making extra money on the side. I heard some breeds sell for 2000
dollars! is this true and if it is what breed is it?
muffin - 22 Jan 2004 13:18 GMT
extra money is hardly a reason to get yourself in over your head breeding
animals!
there's a lot of work invovled and animals require lots of tlc whether you
plan to keep them all to yourself or not.  no matter what the payout i think
its a bad idea for you to do this unless you truely have an interest in
purebred cats and can dedicate a large part of your life to caring for them
and finding appropriate homes for them and judging by your post i should say
that you dont sound like you have a genuine interest...sorry
-L

> What purebreed cat fetches the highest price? I am interested in breeding
> them and making extra money on the side. I heard some breeds sell for 2000
> dollars! is this true and if it is what breed is it?
Ponch - 22 Jan 2004 21:39 GMT
> What purebreed cat fetches the highest price? I am interested in breeding
> them and making extra money on the side. I heard some breeds sell for 2000
> dollars! is this true and if it is what breed is it?

Actually it is pretty easy selling them all you need to do is buy a
purebreed couple and sell the offsprings at a lower price, ie if purebred
siamese sell for 500 sell yours for 350 and advertise them. I do this and
make about 4-5k a year extra. All you need is cages and dry food+ water to
keep costs down.
~*Connie*~ - 23 Jan 2004 02:13 GMT
> > What purebreed cat fetches the highest price? I am interested in breeding
> > them and making extra money on the side. I heard some breeds sell for 2000
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> make about 4-5k a year extra. All you need is cages and dry food+ water to
> keep costs down.

Yup.. and poof.. your a kitten mill
Victor Martinez - 23 Jan 2004 02:24 GMT
I hope you are a troll, otherwise f*ck you for exploiting animals like that.

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richard<fullstop>horton - 22 Jan 2004 22:47 GMT
> What purebreed cat fetches the highest price? I am interested in breeding
> them and making extra money on the side. I heard some breeds sell for 2000
> dollars! is this true and if it is what breed is it?

Put it this way, what ever the breed is I can only hope for cats well
being that the breeders of that breed refuse to sell you any breeding
cats...
Bill - 22 Jan 2004 23:34 GMT
sounds very t-r-o-l-l-y

> What purebreed cat fetches the highest price? I am interested in breeding
> them and making extra money on the side. I heard some breeds sell for 2000
> dollars! is this true and if it is what breed is it?
Bill - 22 Jan 2004 23:44 GMT
His second name is troll backwards

> What purebreed cat fetches the highest price? I am interested in breeding
> them and making extra money on the side. I heard some breeds sell for 2000
> dollars! is this true and if it is what breed is it?
Bill - 22 Jan 2004 23:49 GMT
His name is troll backwards

> What purebreed cat fetches the highest price? I am interested in breeding
> them and making extra money on the side. I heard some breeds sell for 2000
> dollars! is this true and if it is what breed is it?
Christina - 23 Jan 2004 16:22 GMT
great observation Bill!!!

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> His name is troll backwards
>
> > What purebreed cat fetches the highest price? I am interested in breeding
> > them and making extra money on the side. I heard some breeds sell for 2000
> > dollars! is this true and if it is what breed is it?
 
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