Blaxhaven Birmans

Blaxhaven Birmans Breeding beautiful Birmans for type and temperament and most of all loving companions. Turn your hou

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My beautiful girl Monalea Choco Latte being judged by American Judge Steven Meserve at the ANCATS Show 6th July 2024

03/02/2024

My purchase of a well bred dog/cat didn't give another dog/cat death sentence.

My purchase of a well bred dog/cat has not caused an increase in the number of dogs in kennel or cats in Kattile

Me wanting a dog/cat with a predictable healthy temperament didn't cause the loss of another dog/cat adoption.

My meticulous research and support only to the most responsible breeders is not the problem. That's not what you should be upset about. Not what you should blame.

I am not the one who irresponsibly brought these dogs/cats into a shelter. The breeders are not responsible those who put dogs/cats in kennels/kennels.

It's my home, my life. It's my choice what kind of dog or cat to bring inside. Maybe I needed a working dog, a sports dog, or just a companion puppy of a breed I like. Maybe I needed a mellow, kid loving/lively cat. No matter the reason, my choice to support a reputable breeder did not kill a kennel dog or a cat in a kennel

A breeder who tests health, tests temperament, studies pedigree, proves that a dog/cat is worthy of breeding, and only when it does it is beneficial to the breed does not contribute to the number of homeless dogs/cats.

The number of homeless dogs/cats in the world is a problem, but it’s not an issue exacerbated by reputable breeders and those who buy from them.

Your street neighbor refusing to contain his dogs and cats (mostly not spayed) IS contributing to the problem.

Your friend who bought a dog/cat at a pet store IS contributing to the problem.

That guy on e-commerce sites selling non-pedigree animals for cheap IS contributing to the problem.

Your relative who simply HAS to let their dog/cat have a litter “so they can experience motherhood” or because “she’s just so sweet” IS contributing to the problem.

Your vet pushing for your dog/cat to have at least one pregnancy before spaying IS contributing to the problem.

Your old high school classmate who bought a high energy breed (without taking the time to inquire about what dog he's actually buying) and realizes it wasn't right for him, IS contributing to the problem.

A reputable breeder offers his/her lifelong support. A reputable breeder would never allow their dogs/cats to end up in a shelter to begin with. A reputable breeder has a contractual obligation to return to them the dogs/cats they have produced, if you can't keep them.

It’s understandable to be angry about the number of homeless dogs and cats in the world, but if you look deeper, you’ll find that your anger towards responsible breeders is misplaced.

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BLAXHAVEN BIRMANS

Hello my name is Veronica and I established my Cattery in 1992. I have always had cats in my life, never owning a pedigree until 1992. My very first pedigree cat was a Birman. Once you have been "owned" by a Birman there is no turning back. My love for the Birman grew and I had to have more. I made the decision to breed and show and love every minute of it.

My Birman family took over the house. Nothing is sacred, anything new is to be explored both inside and out. They even help me unpack the groceries when I arrive home laden with bags of goodies. I am positive they are looking to see what new toy I brought home for them or for that new toy mouse that they love to chew the tail from.

I stopped breeding due to personal reasons for a few years and started again in 2011.

Blaxhaven Birmans are located in Cranbourne, Victoria, Australia. Our goal is to always breed to standard with type, temperament and companionship being our main goals.