After 30 years we are no longer breeding and showing.
If you want to know what
to look for in a reputable breeder then click on the following links.
We do not have any breeders we are referring visitors to.
Don't hurry. Take
your time. If getting a Manx, any Manx, right now, is your goal,
then you could be sorry, and you will get what you ask for:
just any Manx!
Read more than one book. Do not base
your whole understanding on generic descriptions.
Talk
to Manx breeders about temperament and personality.
Contact the national breed club. Basic information on
the breed is free, A local club representative can handle
specific questions.
Ask for names
of club members you may talk to and learn
from.
Plan on
attending cat shows that have Manx entered.
Be honest when you contact
breeders about what
you are looking for and your past experience with Manx cats.
If
you are not ready to bring a Manx into your home, have changed your mind,
are still searching or have purchased a Manx from someone else,
contact the breeder to have your name removed from the waiting
list.