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New Births / Raven and Tenaya had kits
« on: March 19, 2008, 01:22:12 PM »
A beautiful homo ebony male V001- weighing 44 g. at birth & a beautiful homo ebony girl weighing 35g. at birth.
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New Births / Razputen and Perriwinkle had another beautiful white violet
« on: March 19, 2008, 01:19:03 PM »
A male weighing 57g at birth. Born 2/13/08
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New Births / Rosetta had her babies
« on: January 15, 2007, 09:32:55 PM »
Rosetta deliverd two pink whites & two homo beiges yesterday. It is her first litter. She is doing so great as a Mommy. Here are some pics, all the kits were between 46-56 g.
Julianne
Julianne
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North East USA / Need Help Locating A Breeder Near Buffalo,NY
« on: January 11, 2007, 11:56:39 AM »
Hi Everyone,
I got an e-mail from someone who wants to purchase a chinchilla. But, she lives near Buffalo, New York. And, I don't ship. Any Ideas?? If you know of a breeder near there, let me know and I will get the info to both of them
Thanks,
Julianne
I got an e-mail from someone who wants to purchase a chinchilla. But, she lives near Buffalo, New York. And, I don't ship. Any Ideas?? If you know of a breeder near there, let me know and I will get the info to both of them
Thanks,
Julianne
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News / Missed you guys
« on: October 14, 2006, 11:00:38 AM »Hi everyone,
Sorry I've been gone so long, it has been crazy around here, first my computer died, and then my daughter got really sick again. Sometimes living two hours from town is very inconvenient, like when your going to the doctors three to four times a week. But she is finally on the road to recovery. She also got accepted into the People to People program, and will be going to Italy, Greece, and France next summer. But with her health the way it is I am so nervous about her getting sick on the trip. She doesn't get sick often, but when she does she really gets worn down, and is sometimes sick for up to a month. I guess I can only hope she'll be on a good spell when they are there. I am reading up on things to boost her immune system. Anyways, it's good to be back. Hope to talk to all of you soon.
Julianne
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New Births / we got new violets!!!!!
« on: August 27, 2006, 11:19:35 AM »
Hi everyone, on 8/22/06 we had two new violet kits born.
S018 @ 53g
S019 @ 64g
I'm sooo happy!
Thanks for the help posting Jamie
S018 @ 53g
S019 @ 64g
I'm sooo happy!
Thanks for the help posting Jamie
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General Chat / OH SO FRUSTRATED
« on: August 16, 2006, 10:50:37 PM »
Okay, first sorry if I have posted this in the wrong place.............. if so, someone please move it where it needs to go.Here I go...............please bear with me, and thank you for letting me vent.
Last year I had a woman wanting to get one of my chins, she seemed okay. She didn't want to pay what I normally charge for my kits, and I get that, some people don't want to pay for well bred kits, they just want a pet. I do get rescues occasionally, and when I do I place them in homes that want pets, and that are not wanting breeding or show quality stock. Seems like all is great right? So when I got a rescue in I called her and let her adopt the female rescue. I was very clear that this was a pet only, not to be bred. And she was fine with this. So today I get a call from her, and she informs me that she bought a male from the pet store, and now has two kits! WAIT IT GETS BETTER....................
She wants $150 for each kit and she would like to know if I could post their pics on my website and try to sell them for her.
I calmly told her that I could not help her, that my animals are backed by their pedigrees and I had told her not to breed the rescue. She has since called back, and asked me to at least give her phone # out to any one who might want one of her kits, because she really wants to get $150 for each of them.
Where do these people get their *****
??Okay, I think I am better now. Thanks for listening everyone :-[
Julianne
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Parent Chat / I have to brag!!!
« on: August 04, 2006, 07:52:20 PM »
We just got a letter in the mail today!!!
Tasia our 15 year old got nominated for the People to Peoples Program to represent the U.S. as a student ambassador.
Next summer she will be going to France, Italy, and Greece! (two years ago she went to D.C., New York, and Phillidelphia.
I wish I could travel like she does! TOO TOO COOL!
Tasia our 15 year old got nominated for the People to Peoples Program to represent the U.S. as a student ambassador.
Next summer she will be going to France, Italy, and Greece! (two years ago she went to D.C., New York, and Phillidelphia.
I wish I could travel like she does! TOO TOO COOL!
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New Births / Petra gave birth---to two black velvets
« on: August 03, 2006, 06:12:05 PM »
Petra had a female and a male kit on July 29th. Both were black velvets. I might have to keep that little female.
The female was 71g, and the male was 69g.
The female was 71g, and the male was 69g.
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New Births / Perriwinkles new kits
« on: July 27, 2006, 09:36:37 PM »
Perriwinkles new kits!! Two white violets, and a hetero ebony. 
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Breeding 101 / Princess C-section
« on: July 16, 2006, 12:48:25 PM »
Hello,
Jo Ann asked me to write more about this, so here goes.....
Princess, one of our white ebony females was getting close to her due date, earlier in her pregnancy you could feel two kits moving ( easier to tell when they are moving in differerent directions which is not always possible). Toward her due date you could still feel two distinct heads, but only one kit ever seemed to be moving. We were not sure if we were always catching one sleeping or if there was a problem. She seemed to be overdue, but we were not sure of an exact date, just a close proximity. She finally did go into labor, and was having a harder time then she has ever had delivering before. She produced one male kit, no placenta (our first clue) and continued to have labor pains. This was apparent by all of her stretching, labored breathing, and continued pushing efforts. I have never had a chin take longer than a few hours to deliver her full litter, but decided to give Princess more time. We kept her in our room on our bed with us, she was still looking great, no signs of fever, lethargy, diarrhea, so we kept an eye on her and let her continue. By the next morning still nothing.. no placenta, no kit, just a mommy who was starting to get very tired.
Thankfully Piadora delivered a kit (female standard) and she has always been our best mom. We took a chance and tried to foster in Princesses kit...in case we had to take her for a c-section, or even worse if she didn't make it. We stayed with Piadora for a few hours to make sure the fostering would go okay, as we have never had to do this before. All seemed to be going well, so we left our daughter in charge of Piadora and the two kits, and took Princess to our vet.
He took an x-ray, and it showed one kit still inside. He could not tell if it was alive or not (but at this point we were assuming not). He preformed a c-section, and the nurse came out to tell me that Princess was doing well, but the kit had turned out to be a non-viable, severely deformed kit (they asked if I wanted to see it, but I declined). He put Princess on Baytril and sent us home. He was very glad that we had fostered in the healthy kit not only because of the antibiotics, but also so she could heal without further drain on her system, or irritation to her wound.
Princess is now doing very well, eating and playing as usual, and back up to her normal weight. The fostering was a huge success, and both kits are growing up fast. Piadora is a great mom.
We are very thankful, and truly blessed.
Julianne
Here are some pics of them all.
Jo Ann asked me to write more about this, so here goes.....
Princess, one of our white ebony females was getting close to her due date, earlier in her pregnancy you could feel two kits moving ( easier to tell when they are moving in differerent directions which is not always possible). Toward her due date you could still feel two distinct heads, but only one kit ever seemed to be moving. We were not sure if we were always catching one sleeping or if there was a problem. She seemed to be overdue, but we were not sure of an exact date, just a close proximity. She finally did go into labor, and was having a harder time then she has ever had delivering before. She produced one male kit, no placenta (our first clue) and continued to have labor pains. This was apparent by all of her stretching, labored breathing, and continued pushing efforts. I have never had a chin take longer than a few hours to deliver her full litter, but decided to give Princess more time. We kept her in our room on our bed with us, she was still looking great, no signs of fever, lethargy, diarrhea, so we kept an eye on her and let her continue. By the next morning still nothing.. no placenta, no kit, just a mommy who was starting to get very tired.
Thankfully Piadora delivered a kit (female standard) and she has always been our best mom. We took a chance and tried to foster in Princesses kit...in case we had to take her for a c-section, or even worse if she didn't make it. We stayed with Piadora for a few hours to make sure the fostering would go okay, as we have never had to do this before. All seemed to be going well, so we left our daughter in charge of Piadora and the two kits, and took Princess to our vet.
He took an x-ray, and it showed one kit still inside. He could not tell if it was alive or not (but at this point we were assuming not). He preformed a c-section, and the nurse came out to tell me that Princess was doing well, but the kit had turned out to be a non-viable, severely deformed kit (they asked if I wanted to see it, but I declined). He put Princess on Baytril and sent us home. He was very glad that we had fostered in the healthy kit not only because of the antibiotics, but also so she could heal without further drain on her system, or irritation to her wound.
Princess is now doing very well, eating and playing as usual, and back up to her normal weight. The fostering was a huge success, and both kits are growing up fast. Piadora is a great mom.
We are very thankful, and truly blessed.
Julianne
Here are some pics of them all.
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New Births / Paisleys new little boy
« on: July 15, 2006, 04:56:34 PM »
Here's a pic of Paisleys kit born 7/1/06 at 69g
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South West USA / Kits Available Near Fresno, CA
« on: July 15, 2006, 04:50:38 PM »
We are breeders near Fresno, CA. We have kits available.
S004- violet male born 5/5/06--$200-
S005- violet male born 5/5/06--$200-
S006- hetero biege male born 5/17/06--$125-
S009- white ebony male born 6/9/06--$175-
S011- white mosaic female born 6/12/06--$150-
S004- violet male born 5/5/06--$200-
S005- violet male born 5/5/06--$200-
S006- hetero biege male born 5/17/06--$125-
S009- white ebony male born 6/9/06--$175-
S011- white mosaic female born 6/12/06--$150-
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