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Look, I have an M for Mishka on my head!

p.s. The rodent (pretty sure it was the same one) that was in the cupboard the other day got caught in one of our sticky pad traps and Mishka got her first taste of the kill in the night last night. Good practice!
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PENTAX K-1
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PENTAX K-1
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2018:07:16 10:06:19
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Simon - Saturday 21 July 2018 15:48
Great look she's giving us btw.
Simon - Saturday 21 July 2018 15:48
Cleverly memed...sorry maimed...sorry named...feel a bit sorry for the mouse.
ozozozrod - Wednesday 18 July 2018 04:00
Yeah, I was wondering if it was an environmental adaptation. Hard to think of her having to survive a place with such grim Winters.
todd - Tuesday 17 July 2018 10:29
I do wonder with the breed being from the Siberian forest, if maybe it was an adaptation to protect the ears from the elements/snow.
todd - Tuesday 17 July 2018 10:27
No special purpose that I can find. Ear tufts are called "furnishings" in the breeding world from the reading I did. I haven't seen them this long in adult Siberian pictures I've seen online so have been wondering if she's going to keep them or if they will fade. I like them.
ozozozrod - Tuesday 17 July 2018 00:55
Just extraordinary. Do the hairy ears have a special purpose for this breed?
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