Many people train them to fetch and to walk on a leash. They like water, and some will play in it. They have a distinctive chirp more than a meow. For the most part they get along well with other cats, with dogs, and with children.

Even though they are a long haired cat, they do well with a minimum of a weekly grooming, and usually a good combing is all the need and seem to enjoy. We feed ours a variety of quality dry food, but put the kittens on Eucanuba Kitten Food as they are starting to wean, and we feel this is the best. 

Our home is on a lovely old estate farm just east of Boulder, Colorado, where we raise a large herd of nationally known Champion Nubian Goats.  Visit our site at http://goldthwaite-nubians.tripod.com.   Our kittens are started on goats milk at about 4 weeks of age until they are sold.  We do not like to sell our kittens until they are about 3 months or older, as both their personalities and their colors are really beginning to develope.  They are a long term investment - and we want to be sure they are ready to go to their new homes and their new families are much more sure of what they are getting.

All of our cats come from a Breeder back east who had been raising extremely typy and healthy animals for many years, and noticed the lack of breeders in the Rocky Mountain area. They have never had any of the heart or hip problems noted with some of the breed, and we have stayed within these comfortable bloodlines for several years now,  and have been careful not to introduce weaker strains into our breeding program.  We particularily breed for temperament along with type!

All kittens come with the following GUARANTEE!