We have been breeding Maine Coons for 6 years, on a small scale, which shall remain that way. Our cats are first
and foremost members of the family, and we treasure the individual cat more than our breeding ambitions. A small
number of cats allows us to give each and every one the attention it deserves. We have two to three litters a year.
We are convinced that only this way the best socialization and accommodations can be obtained.
In breeding cats two things are of the highest interest to me: One is that my animals can lead a long and rich
life; the second is that they bring a lot of joy to their new families. That is why health and a good temper are
our top priorities. Without these, breeding makes no sense to me in the first place.
Our breeding cats are carefully chosen and come from
reputable breeders. Their ancestors are tested for potential
genetic diseases and we have our cats checked on a regular basis, too. This -in our opinion- is the
responsibility of a good breeder. Our cats are social and affectionate and peaceful. The kittens are raised
with permanent contact to humans. We love the Maine Coons for their temperament, their robustness and for their
wonderful, wild look. We care a lot for an atheletic structure, strong bones and a nice musculature.
