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the CAT
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Playful Peterbald kitten
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Red male Peterbald kitten
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Gunther is on the left and Gabriel is on the right
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Left to right, Jada, Gabriel, Jace, and Gunther
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OK, I know that you can't really see too much in this photo but it is too funny to not post, even just for a little while lol
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Gabriel and Jace
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OK, from the left:
Tahana (one of our new PD queens :) ), Hali, Iddo, Chava, Iker looking at Iddo, Gabriel, Jace, Gunther, and then Suetta on the right
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This is my fiesty little guy - in attack mode!!!
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Gunther in the back, and Gabriel's back to you
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A pile of Peterbalds -
Ceri in the back left, next to Gabriel, Gunther is there in the middle, and that is Suetta's back
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Those crazy, kinky whiskers are unique to a very small number of breeds, including the PD
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Funny funny guy :P
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His profile also has been straightening more than I expected as his head has grown longer
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he does have an excellent, blunt wedge - an ideal head shape for a Peterbald cat
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Well, sort of a funny shot, but it is at least sunny enough that you can tell how hairless this little kitten is
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He is just something specail -
and, trust me, this little Peterbald boy knows it!! ;)
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Sleepy days, what a well matched pair of Peterbald kittens :)
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This boy is an excellent example of the breed; if only that profile were a straight line, he would be staying here ;)
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Peterbald kitten
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Gabriel and his mommy,
he is shammy/suede ("hairless")
and mom is velour -
enjoying the sunshine
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Peterbald kitten photo
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My color is off this week a bit, sorry.
But don't they look warm and soft??
Is it a mirror ?
No, there are 2 Peterbald kittens here!
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These two are just TOO cute!!
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He has a great chin and good, long head.
Too bad his profile is not a little straighter!
He has a little better overall head shape than his red brother.
But the little transition at the bridge of his nose is the sort of minor thing that makes a kitten a pet and not a show cat!
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Again, the Peterbald profile is supposed to be 2-planed; flat forehead and a flat line from the nose to the forehead, meeting at an angle at the brow.
This guy's will improve, but will not straighten completely.
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Gabriel is still very large in comparison to his brothers. His personality is wonderfully Peterbald-like,
outgoing, curious, energetic, fearless, and absolutely tuned in to the people.
He is a fiesty little guy but I really think that he will be a wonderfully laid back, 'hairless' adult cat. .. .
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Isn't he starting to look regal?
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This little Peterbald kitten is still a 'fur point' but is well on his way to becoming a wonderfully hairless cat
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Brotherly love :)
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Gunther is on the fat left, Guiness is front and center, and Gabriel is on the right here
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Here is Gabriel with his 9 month old friend, Ceri.
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Peterbald kittens in the sun~
Gabriel is on the left
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Gabriel and Guiness
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Every Peterbald's favorite place ~
hanging out in the sun :)
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Red Classic Spotted Tabby Peterbald male kitten
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Look quick to catch a restful moment!!
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Well, there is no question that he will be a red spotted tabby. And I am pretty sure that he will end up a velour coat - a very short brush
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See what I mean about the changes in the ears???
Go back and look at last week, and the week before!
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The 'belly pouch' is something that I see pretty often. I have noticed it is most common in kittens that will become larger cats. He will grow into a long, lean body in a few months, and the pouch will usually be gone between 8 and 12 weeks of age.
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I love his ears, eyes closed or not, I had to use the photo ;)
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Last week to this to next, just watch those ears grow!! |
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Gabriel is the one on the Right here
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And here on the Left
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I am not seeing the spotting on this boy... We'll just have to wait and see !
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More photos will be coming by next weekend! |
