Apparently the blonde I dyed my hair last week is sinking in :roll: I don't understand the application for the TICA cattery name.
Do I need a lifetime membership or regular membership or do I just need to pay the one time fee for a cattery registration?
Is there more to it then just sending a check and a name for the cattery? That seems a little too easy, shouldn't there be a screening process?
I was told by someone(not a breeder) that I shouldn't post any of my idea's for cattery names on any websites because someone might steal one, is this just paranoid or should I really hold back that info?
Also I've narrowed down my search for the perfect breeder to get my queen from down to 2 different breeders, one shows constantly and the other does not, should this make a difference in my decision?
Is stud service really hard to get? There is a Bengal Breeder in Nevada that offers it, but I don't like the look of her studs. I was told by many breeders it will be easier to get if I get a really well pedigreed queen, which I was planning on doing anyways but I also heard many breeders don't offer stud service at all. I would really prefer going with stud service for the first few years until I get completely comfortable with breeding and can build the best outdoor enclosure.
Thanks in advance.
Do I need a lifetime membership or regular membership or do I just need to pay the one time fee for a cattery registration?
Is there more to it then just sending a check and a name for the cattery? That seems a little too easy, shouldn't there be a screening process?
I was told by someone(not a breeder) that I shouldn't post any of my idea's for cattery names on any websites because someone might steal one, is this just paranoid or should I really hold back that info?
Also I've narrowed down my search for the perfect breeder to get my queen from down to 2 different breeders, one shows constantly and the other does not, should this make a difference in my decision?
Is stud service really hard to get? There is a Bengal Breeder in Nevada that offers it, but I don't like the look of her studs. I was told by many breeders it will be easier to get if I get a really well pedigreed queen, which I was planning on doing anyways but I also heard many breeders don't offer stud service at all. I would really prefer going with stud service for the first few years until I get completely comfortable with breeding and can build the best outdoor enclosure.
Thanks in advance.