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Reply #460 lamola's post
klo kne ggt ngn si cumel neh.. agk2 prah x?
huu... cm garng ajer..
sian die sensorg lam kndg... |
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Reply #457 lamola's post
kacak tokk...mummy cat nya sik ada kah? kawan kmk penah bela ..diet nya lain gilak...mati juak due to buasir... |
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Reply #461 dar3d3vilgur7's post
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so far, x de xperience lagi...masih kecik lagi... |
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Reply #462 hatemetoday's post
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sikda mummy nya...cian..kmk sik tauk gilak history sidak adik beradik...tiba2 jak org berik ngan bapak kmk...nya tauk bapak kmk minat pusak bah... |
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Jenis-jenis Kucing
MUNCHKIN CAT
Salam semua...
kogi nak tanya, ada sapa x kat sini yg bela kucing baka Munchkin short legs?
apa yg kogi tahu (hasil dr survey kat internet).. munchkin ni kucin yg mutant  .. berevolusi secara natural.. bukan sbb hasil sains.. kaki kucin ni pendek.. jd kucin ni nampak cam ferets..
ni kogi paste from wikipedia..
The munchkin is a relatively new breed created by a mutation that causes achondroplasia, or more probably hypochondroplasia as the skull size is unaffected, resulting in cats with abnormally short legs.[1][2] The breed originated in 1983 when Sandra Hochenedel found an extremely short-legged black cat living under a trailer in Louisiana. This cat, named Blackberry, was pregnant and half of her kittens were born short-legged. One of Blackberry's kittens, a tomcat named Toulouse, became the father of a breeding program that established the breed in North America
yang ni dr http://cats.about.com/cs/breedprofiles/p/Munchkin.htm
Munchkin Breed Brief:
Although Munchkins have only recently been accepted as a breed (in TICA, but not in CFA), they have been around for decades. Munchkins can most appropriately be described as "regular cats" with short legs. Like the Sphynx cats, they foster a "love or hate" reaction at first glance, but are gaining appeal with time.
Munchkin History:
In the 1940s, in the U.K., a veterinarian described several generations of short-legged cats. Although this line disappeared during WW2, in 1953 a short-legged cat was seen in Stalingrad. However it wasn't until 1983, when a short-legged cat, later named Blackberry, was discovered by by Sandra Hochenedel in Louisiana, that today's Munchkin breed was born. Blackberry's first and subsequent litters consisted of about half short-legged and half long-legged kittens.
A son from one of Blackberry's litters, Toulouse, was given to Kay LaFrance, a friend of Hochenedel. It is from Blackberry and Toulouse that today's Munchkin breed is descended.
A Natural Genetic Mutation:
Munchkins owe their short legs to a naturally-occurring genetic mutation, and not from human manipulation. The gene responsible for the breed's short legs has been likened to the same one that gives Dachsunds and Welsh Corgis their diminutive stature. However, since the spine of a cat is physically different from that of a dog, Munchkins do not suffer spinal problems sometimes associated with those canine breeds.
Living with a Munchkin:
Munchkins are sometimes described as "ferret-like" in their playfulness, as they run, chase, and play with toys. They also have an endearing way of sitting up, rabbit-like, on their hind legs, a trait which gave the Stalingrad cat the name of "Stalingrad Kangaroo Cat." Because Munchkins may be bred to a wide number of breeds, an individual cat's personality will depend on its inheritance. All-in-all, however, they have been described as loving, sociable, and playful by Munchkin fans.
Last edited by boocik04 on 2-1-2013 10:30 AM
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Balas #3 ayiepk\ catat
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ha ah.. cumil kan... .. cam kucin katik gitu.. |
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Reply #2 kaogi's post
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tiutnyerrrr... nak... hehehe |
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Balas #6 aYuGiLeR\ catat
yg cam aruah Kontot tuh umurnya 8bulan... regernya rm500...  .. jantan... dah neuter... ada sijil TICA..
tp asben x bg beli.. kogi igt nak beli wat ganti kontot... huhuhu ~ |
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Reply #7 kaogi's post
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RM500 ek... errrrr... |
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Balas #8 aYuGiLeR\ catat
yg lom neuter regernya rm1000
tp kogi berkenan tol ngan kucin ni...
bila lah agaknya boleh dpt sekor ni... |
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ada jgk spesis kaki kontot ye...
kalo timur bela ni... jwbnya tak sempat langkah seribu bila kena kejar dgn anjing2 liar.
nak manjat pagar pun susah ni... |
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Reply #2 kaogi's post
alahai, comei nye tucei munchkin ni. kawaiiii..... kalo berlari cam kdet kdet..
bleh ke nak manjat pokok ni? |
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kepada sesiapa yg berminat nak bela munchkin cat ni perlu tau beberapa info ttg breed ni...
this cat is mutated by humans to get the short legs, therefore a lot of complications are seen in this breed...
many are at risk of back and joint problems and also there is compression of the heart and lungs.
so, selalunya u akan byk kali berulang-alik ke vet utk merawat masalah2 kesihatan kucing breed ni.
kalau dia preggy, birth complications are also seen in this type of breed.
unless u r financially stable, please consider getting this type of cat... |
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Balas #11 misamisa\ catat
idaklah kogi tahu misa..
ni yg tanya kot2 ada sesapa kat sini yg bela kucin katik ni... |
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Reply #13 kaogi's post
mana ada mutate naturally...
tu semua dibuat oleh manusia supaya nampak lebih comel & bole jual kucing2 ni dgn harga mahal  |
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Balas #15 boocik04\ catat
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ooo.. yea ker.. kiranya kat website tu tipu semata2 lah yea.... :@ |
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Post time 12-8-2008 02:18 PM
