Kittens have just started to walk on us. For the kittens it looks like all ear, sex, and hair length is still subject to change as kitten develops, especially sex, their parts are all still bity and long hair covers parts. Visits may possibly start next week around Thurs the 24th.

Kitten #1: Long hair folded white, possibly male. Very high quality with tiny nose, flat face, and wide round head, very long fur. Will go for show price and possibly be reserved for cattery when tail and leg quality becomes more formed.

Kitten #2: Medium hair (possibly long or short) folded kitten white, possibly female. This one is a good quality kitten, cute little nose and wide face, just not as super high quality like the better kitten. Fur length is in the middle right now and could go either way.

Kitten # 3: Silver and white long hair straight kitten, probably female. High quality silver we were really hoping would fold so we could keep her. She will start at $1000 and is the most inquired about kitten. Very wide face with short nose and gorgeous long fur.

Kitten #4: White shorthair straight with spots. This boy was the runt of the litter and with help nursing he passed up the next smallest two. He is the most active and runs around the room. Will probably be the most playful and fearless of the bunch. It will be harder and harder to catch him on camera as he speeds up. This boy has a long face and will go for a pet price lower than the $750 that straights start at. Because of this he may be snatched up quickly as he will probably be the cheapest kitten.

Kitten #5: White with huge silver spot long hair possible male. This boy is very high quality with super wide face, tiny nose and plush long hair. He will stay at the base price of $750 because of his large spot which is considered a fault. It may develop into a silver patch with stripes. Great opportunity to get a very high quality straight at base price because of his patch.

Kitten # 6: Straight white long hair no spots, sex too hard to even guess. This kitten has a nice long hair, and we're waiting to see how he develops. Right now there are no faults, but in a litter of 6 with 5 whites has been the least distinguishable, and it was very hard to tell 4 of the white apart when doing the first 3 week daily weighing to make sure no one was fading. Now that they've started walking on us we will start to be able to tell them apart.

Here's some more pictures of the group or ones we couldn't tell who it was.