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Pam Grant and STAR* Ferrets <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 2 Sep 1997 11:12:37 -0400
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>I'm really surprised with you pam.Wild animal???????????what wild animal do
>u breed a cat to get an angora one?  how about an angora rabbit?  or a long
>hair douches hound?
 
If you noticed in my earlier question, I put "quotes" around the word
"wild".  This is a way of showing the word is in question.
 
Since I have been breeding domesticated ferrets since 1988 and have never
produced a long furred ferret, I was just asking what makes an Angora.  No
one will answer me directly as to what two "types" of mustelids are
producing them.  Is the Angora ferret a freak like the Munchkin cat?  Why is
the breeding so secretive?  I feel it is suspect, but offer this forum for
someone who BREEDS them (not just an owner or importer) to answer this
question of what makes up an Angora.
 
Pam
[Posted in FML issue 2053]

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