The buyer is advised of the need to sterilize their cat to avoid potential problems related to the female's heat cycle or marking in the male, as well as unwanted mating in the exceptional case of unsupervised free roaming, which is strongly discouraged for this type of breed.

In the event that the buyer decides not to neuter his kitten in order to breed it, he is attracted to his

Please note the existence of the decree of October 7, 2015, from the Ministry of Agriculture, which clearly states that all sellers of LOOF-registered domestic animals from a litter they bred must possess a SIREN number registered with the Chamber of Agriculture, or, for a maximum of one litter per year, must first obtain a litter number issued by the LOOF, which they must include in all sales advertisements. Failure to possess this number is punishable by a fine of €7,500! It is also illegal for a private individual to sell non-LOOF-registered domestic animals.

The constantly evolving laws in force rightly protect the buyer's interests against sometimes dubious practices such as illegal trade or breeding, animal trafficking, various forms of fraud, etc. (Ordinance of October 7, 2015). What could be simpler for a breeder than to assume responsibility if a disease or non-conformity is discovered after the sale and for which the breeder could not have been unaware or held responsible?

Amicable resolution is always preferable to legal action, which can be burdensome and whose outcome is uncertain.

The seller agrees, and limits their liability to the exclusion of any other unagreed expenses, to refund the full price paid if the cat were to die due to their actions.The item will die before its first birthday or be affected by an illness. It will be returned to the seller or can be kept by the buyer if the refund is limited to 50% of the price.

Furthermore, the buyer can return the cat (without refund) to the seller within 6 months of its birth if it did not suit him, provided that its condition is not altered or transformed (tests to support this) and if it has not been sterilized/neutered since.

- Pedigrees of the parents and their negative HCM PKD tests are available on the website.

- Veterinary certificate of good health for the kitten.

- A non-exhaustive list of legal guarantees and remedies.

- The vaccination record showing the vaccinations as of the day of delivery.

- The identification card (sent by email when the kitten leaves).

- A sample of kibble and a blanket with the smell of home to ensure a smooth transition.