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How did everyone find their Nebelung?

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Nutty

Purred: Sun Jul 17, '11 5:13pm PST


	I rescued mine from a Siamese Rescue. They thought she was related to a Siamese they found her with, but looking at this breed I believe Peanut is Nebelung. She follows me around, and runs for cover when strangers come in the house, and she loves to eat paper, and candy wrappers. It's real fun when your sound alseep and you wake up to a cat chewing on a plastic bag or something.

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Purred: Tue Sep 13, '11 1:41am PST


	i found my Nebelung as a stray, he is a pure bread as far as i can tell, he has all the signs of one, and he is my special "big" little guy, he thinks he is smaller then he really is, he 2 years old now, we found him a few months before he turned 1 years old, me and my partner love him so much, he also has something so special about him that is unlike anthing cat i ever seen, he can pick up my anxiety attack, before it hits and he was never trained for this and i joined so i can meet other with this new breed, since i dont know much on him but what i read

World traveller- and cuddle- addict

Purred: Mon Feb 6, '12 1:53pm PST


	Just wanted to reassure all you lovely Nebelungs- although Cora Cobb "invented" the breed and it is now TICA recognised, long haired Russian Blue variants are in fact naturally occuring. They happen when a Russian Blue mates with a cat which has a parent that is long haired. Cora's 2 were siblings that she bred and then added in others to deeped the gene pool. You may not have a pedigree paper but you'll know if you have a Nebelung. They're characterised by vocality, medium length double coated fur with an outer layer that is longer and fine, giving them a misty appearance. They are very attached to their families and hate to be left out! They're quite smart and trainable. They have long legs, long tails, long bodies and larger ears compared to head size.

Moofrier

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Purred: Mon Jun 18, '12 4:29pm PST


	Our Nebelung found us! Someone must've dropped him off in the subdivision and he searched for someone to take him in. I remember hearing something meowing on the front porch, and I opened the door and he just ran in! Moofrier ran right to the food bowl. He must've been starving. But I'm very thankful my little Nebelung found me. I believe they're beautiful!!

1291159

Purred: Sat Apr 20, '13 4:25am PST


	My son rescued issac from a shelter and gave him to me to keep me company, he's a great guy, and I love my issac with all my heart and he is a blessing to me.

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