Adding Curtains To Your Benching Cage
Basic Instructions on how to wrestle your curtains onto the cat show cage.
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Advertising A Kitten For Sale At A Show
Learn simple techniques to attract more buyers for your kitten at the show by preparing an eye-catching sign, plus some simple sales techniques, and knowing what to say to prospective buyers. Includes a complete resource list of suppliers.
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Advice To A Newbie
Deciding to become part of the cat fancy can be an exciting and wonderful time. It can also be confusing and disappointing. Learn some of the best tips for making your journey as a new cat breeder as smooth as possible.
Calculating Grand Points In CFA
Learn how to accurately calculate the grand points your cat earns at a show in CFA.
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Campaigning A Cat 101
If you are new to campaigning a cat, this article will walk you through the things to consider as you step onto the campaign trail for the first time.
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Campaigning A Cat: Choose The Best Show
When campaigning your cat, each weekend there is typically several shows you can choose to enter. This article discusses how to select the best show for your cat every time.
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Cat Show 21-Day Rule
One of the risks of showing cats that all exhibitors acknowledge is the possibility of their cat "catching" something from one of the other cats at the show. Most cat registries have enacted a 21 Day Rule as part of their show rules, meaning any cattery that has had an infectious problem must not enter ANY cats in a show for 21 days following the date the cattery has a clear bill of health.
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Cat Show Dictionary
Cat exhibitors often mean something different when using common words and phrases compared to the non-cat-show-person. For instance, Discretionary Income is what an exhibitor has left for the mortgage, the kids` orthodontist and the utility bills, only after paying entry fees to the next cat show.
Cat Show Entry Fees
With the increasing costs of putting on a show, many cat clubs feel forced to raise their entry fees to cover costs. Is this the best move for the struggling club to take?
Cat Show Politics, Part 1
This is the first in a fascinating three-part series on how to make politics work for you instead of against you when showing your cat. Part One discusses the different types and styles of politics.
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