Birman Ragdoll cross male stud
Hi, I have a favour to ask of anyone out there who has a male birman ragdoll x that has not been desexed, or any breeder who has a stud and feels kind. We lost our lovely birman ragdoll x boy and my daughter is heartbroken. A friend has a three quarter ragdoll queen a year old. I want to find a stud to breed with her and maybe convince my daughter the babies were from her lovely boy (he had not been desexed) so she could choose one from the litter. Please email me if you can help. donna@digitype.co.nz . We got our baby boy from the pet shop at Maunu so if anyone has a brother of his that would be perfect.
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