I am very lucky to have a very 'conscientious' boy who loves the girls.
Yogi, who started working in 2005 has already sired several litters and is well proven. He has produced big bouncing
healthy kittens.
I also have two gorgeous Show Neuter boys, Bilbo & Licorice who are complete couch potatoes and cuddly teddy
bears, just how the British should be, they both keep me warm on cold evenings and cut of the circulation to my legs
when they try to pile on together!! Every home should have one.

My British boy is now 'Closed Stud'
CH Dippersmoor Yogi Bear

aka 'Yogi'

Blue Self BSH

Born 01.07.2003
Breeder Mrs Jane Tunnicliffe

Sire
Mardenka Magician

Dam
Admewsh Blue Haze

Blood Group B
FIV/FELV/HCM/PKD Negative tested

Yogi, although only 3 years old, has already done very well
within the show circuit gaining his Champion title in three
consecutive shows. He has sired several litters already so is well
proven. He was PKD tested in 2005 to come in line with my
Selkirk Breeding programme and sired a litter of curlies in 2005
by Witchwillows Custard cream. Although a gorgeous boy he
decided the show life wasn't for him as it made him grumpy......
PR Cattractive Crusader
aka - Licorice
4 Premier Certificates awarded
Black Self British Shorthair

Born - 7th July 2005,
Breeders  Sue & Jo Teideman

Sire:
GR CH Positively Uther Pendragon

Dam:
Kernmere Kissmekate

Bloodtype A carrying B

'Licorice' has come to us  'via' my good friend Lisa Peterson of
'Trueblu' who has recently given up breeding due to a young
family.
Licorice is a wonderful big boned boy who we hoped would be
as assett to our Selkirk breeding programme, problem was he
was just too darned cute and friendly. So Licorice has been
neutered now with the intention of him becoming a full-time
house cat with us and our other family of neuters.

He just wants love so that's what he is going to get....
TICA Double GRC ALTER
GCCF GR PR Witchwoods Jonty
aka 'Bilbo - Billy'
(1000 TICA Points)
British Blue Self

Born 15.11.1996
Breeder Mrs M Hudson

Sire
Kalpador Silvester

Dam
CH Miletree The Morrighan

(Bilbo is a Neuter and a much adored family pet. It
was owning Bilbo that made us decide that we
wanted to breed this lovely cuddly breed. Bilbo's
chief responsibility is to look after the harem of girls
under his care and to be chief Uncle to all the kittens)


Bilbo won his first Imperial certificate in Sep 2005.
'Amazolou' Cats & Kittens
British Boys        
Billy's Story

In November 1999  Billy disappeared from our home on Bonfire Night as well as our rather shy Siamese, Figaro. Both cats should have been safely
tucked up in the house but were let out by accident by some visiting relatives. We searched for many months hoping to see them again.  To our
surprise 6 months later in May 2000 Billy turned up in our garden looking very worse for wear. After a trip to the vets it was diagnosed that Billy
had been hit by a car several months previous resulting in a fractured pelvis, dislocated shoulder, broken jaw and damage to his left eye socket,
plus he was covered in ticks and fleas from living feral. He was a very depressed cat who must have survived on the good wishes of strangers as he
had obviously been fed but received no veterinary care.

Billy under went several procedures with the vets to return him to health. It did look at one time that he would have to have his pelvis re broken to
fix the badly healed break, plus have his left front leg amputated as his dislocated shoulder joint had re-fused on the outside of the joint not
allowing any movement in his upper limb. We were very happy when the vet decided that he was coping so well with his previous injuries that both
operations were deemed unnecessary.

Billy went from strength to strength with his only obvious visual effects from his injuries being his limp from his shoulder and pelvis injury and a
mark on his left iris, his jaw healed straight and his fur grew back to normal.

Three months later in the Summer of 2000 I received a phone call from a neighbour only a few doors away, she was very upset saying she had
accidentally locked my cat in her garage whilst she was away on holiday and that the poor cat had been with out water and food over two weeks! I
couldn't think who it could be as we had given up hoping for Figaro's return months before!! To my surprise she told me that it was Figaro!! I
collected her straight away, she was very under weight and dehydrated from living wild for 9 months!! Fortunately she still had her collar on her
which the neighbour had been able to read as she was too weak to run away. We brought her back to the house and placed her with Billy who even
with his own injuries literally licked her back to health, both seemed to draw strength from each other and were so pleased to see each other again.

Billy has became more affectionate in his nature since his ordeal and flatly refuses to leave the house again preferring to stay on the sofa with us or
curled up with his favorite girl, Figaro. Figaro has been traumatised by her ordeal and is now a very shy girl, but still loves Billy and will go any
where he goes, even if that is in the open on the sofa.

Two years later in 2003 I saw advertised in Cat World magazine a competition for Britain's Bravest Cat sponsored by Pet Plan. I wrote in
explaining Billy's accident and his recovery and his devotion to Figaro. I was so chuffed a few months later to learn that Billy had beaten over
2000 other entries to become Petplans Britain's Bravest Cat!! He won a years Petplan cover, which was ironic as they wouldn't cover him for
many of his aliments due to his previous accident, plus a bottle of champagne and an article in the local paper.

In 2004 I thought it would be nice to see how Billy would do on the show bench. His injuries had healed externally and as long as the judges didn't
ask him to walk (which they don't) due to his limp, he looked puuurrrfect!! He went on to win his Premier title in three consecutive shows beating
many other 'healthier' cats and then went on to win his Grand Premier title a few months later. He was even been awarded an Imperial Certificate!!

Billy and Figaro are now over 10 years old and still glued to each other like shadows. Billy still limps from his injuries and now suffers from
arthritis in his joints but is still a wonderful teddy bear who loves his hugs........Figaro, well she's just happy to be home with Billy..