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Jorian arrived from winter in Belgium to summer in South Africa.

It was during one of the hottest heat waves we had this summer the day Jorian the American Curl stud arrived from winter in Belgium.  The first day we kept him inside to get used to the climate and smells.  He showed no sign of stress so the next day we let him wander around in the garden and meet the other members of this family. 

Jorian has, amongst other titels, three Grand International Champions in his line. He was bred by Josee Wijnants Ludo of CurlFantasy in Belgium. We are satisfied that Jorian is beautiful in type and sure of himself, without being aggressive.  He shows promise to continue breeding the adorable  loving temperament of the American Curl and adding excellent type.

 

Just a catty way to say "Well hello there. Nice to meet you."  That swipe of nails missed by a millimetre but that was the aim.

The puppy  is cornered so she passes through the door with body language that is obvious even to a human.  However she is not bullterrier only by name, just you wait mister cat.  We had some doubts as to the safety of the puppy's eyes when the cat lashed out, but the Jorian does not lash out to make contact and both the dogs seem to know how to protect their eyes.  So far cat and dogs get along fine.

The older stud Enigma, is something else. Jorian very much wanted to meet the guy, so we introduced them for a short while. Jorian is only six months old which is no threat to Enigma so he  ignored Jorian. 

Everything was under control until  the teenager made a major mistake. 

aghhhh  no!  use your head ....to think !  

The next moment was a whirling of dust with a black bundle in the center.  I stripped my blouse and threw it over the black spot and was lucky the blouse covered and confused Enigma.  Jorian escaped.

I did not even think to hessitate and take a photo - too much damage can be done in a minute. 

Jorian learned.  He now looks away respectfully if Enigma is in view. They take turns playing in the garden. We will not allow them to make physical contact again.   Playing with the girls is the most fun they will have and I doubt that they will complain.

 

 

 

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