• Breed Breakdown – Bengal

    AVERAGE LIFE SPAN:  11-13 years APPEARANCE:  They look like a smaller version of a wild cat. Medium to large sized cats with strong muscular body. Short ,thick ,soft coat with…

  • Breed Breakdown – Scottish Fold

    APPEARANCE: There most apparent feature is their small tightly folded ears. The ear flap is folded forward and downward, completely covering the ear opening. They are a medium, solid build cat…

  • Breed Breakdown – Burmese

    BREED: Burmese APPEARANCE: Medium sized cat, well muscled, solid build. Small round head with wide set eyes that in adults should be yellow or golden in colour. Short hair, fine,…

  • Breed Breakdown – Abyssinian

    APPEARANCE: Abyssinians are recognised for their short “ticked” coat, where every individual hair has 3-4 bands of colour. They come in a wide range of coat colours with the various…

  • Breed Breakdown – Weimaraner

    APPEARANCE: They are a large dog with a muscular athletic build with webbed feet good for swimming. They have a short, sleek, smooth coat predominantly silver grey or mouse grey.…

  • Breed Breakdown – Pug

    APPEARANCE: Short muzzled (squashed) wrinkly face, compact square body, stocky, large protruding dark eyes, curled tail, short fine smooth coat. They can come in almost any colour but fawn and…

  • Breed Breakdown – Dachshund

    Affectionately known as a sausage dog or weiner dog. APPEARANCE: Very recognisable with short legs, long muscular body that is close to the ground. Floppy ears and an elongated nose.…

  • Breed Breakdown – Irish Wolfhound

    AVERAGE LIFE SPAN: 6-8 years APPEARANCE: They are a tall, lean, muscular giant dog breed. Characteristic rough, wiry coat, coming in a wide range of colours from white, black, grey,…

  • Breed Breakdown – Maine Coon

    The gentle giant. APPEARANCE: The largest domestic cat in the world, typically weighing between 4 and 8kg. Solid, muscular build with a broad chest, tall and rectangular shaped body. Come…

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