Hi my wife advises that this type of cats are very rare in Turkey and normally only found in petshops. She also says they are very expensive.

Good luck in your search.

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thank u for reply. I will keep that in mind.

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Hi there!

I'd strongly advise against purchasing animals in Turkey, especially ?stanbul.

Turkey has a terrible animals welfare record, and as such, most breeders and animal providers will not export to Turkey. In turn this results in a small gene pool for the breed-specific animals available in Turkey, and many many health problems.

My suggestion is that you do what my wife and I did; find a kitten that looks sufficiently poorly and adopt it. You'll save a life for free, and the reward will be endless love and affection for eternity (we promise this last part from experience).

All the best!

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Very good advice

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chiusheridanfamily

Thank u for what sounds like expert advice.

Originally that's exactly what I wanted to do. I contacted a shelter and was looking at one specific litter. Then I saw a program on Animal Planet about BSH cats and fell head over heels in love with them. I'm trying to adopt/buy a brother and sister pair.

I will take ur advice to heart though and we'll see what happens.

Thanks again

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