Breeding or Showing
At different stages of a person`s involvement in the cat fancy, they may need to change their priorities to fit their situation. Sometimes breeding will come first. Sometimes showing takes priority. There is no one size fits all.
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Double Entering Cat Shows
Entering two (or more) cat show on the same weekend may be a strategy you wish to employ to maximize the success of your cat`s show campaign.
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Easy Grand
Granding your show cat can be easy... or it can be more of a challenge.
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Granding A Cat: How Fast Is Fast Enough?
Is how many shows a cat takes to Grand directly related to the cat's actual quality? How much emphasis should we place on how quickly a cat earns it Grand Champion title?
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I Am Not Cattery Blind
I never mind when beaten by a better cat than mine; But he’s not been born, and never will be. No, I am not cattery blind.
My Cat Showing Philosophy
Every exhibitor can benefit from having a personal philosophy to help guide them through the mountains and valleys of showing their feline. Here are a few things to consider.
One-Show Grand
Cat exhibitors are justifiably proud when they can say their cat was a "One Show Grand". It is a legitimate accomplishment in the show ring. But what does it really mean? Are all great cats one show grands?
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Please Play Nice
A breeder remembers her first `show` cat and encourages exhibitors to welcome newbies, regardless of the quality of their cat.
Questions To Ask Your Cat Breeder
Do you know the questions you should ask when you are choosing a breeder from whom to purchase your next show cat? What if the positions are reversed? Are you prepared to answer the inquiries from the typical kitten buyer?
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Think Backwards
Retired TICA judge, Beth Hicks, shares a tip for making your cat`s experience in the judging ring more enjoyable. ALWAYS take your cat out of both the benching and judging cages BACKWARDS just like the judges do.