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11-26-2006, 03:29 AM

Thanks for the reply.

The first is the aggressive one, so it was harder to keep her out for a photo

I will try again, although I too would have guessed female. The second was a little harder for me to determine, but I guess it looks like I have 2 females. Great. Guess Id better start looking for a male...

The second one is a bit thin on the hips and tail, and this is a concern to me so she will be going to the vet. Over the week I have had her though she has been eating like a pig so hopefully thats all she needed, but a check over should clear things up. Is it possible also to have them DNA tested? Or do you think its not worth it?

11-26-2006, 03:29 AM	#16
johelian	Thanks for the reply. The first is the aggressive one, so it was harder to keep her out for a photo I will try again, although I too would have guessed female. The second was a little harder for me to determine, but I guess it looks like I have 2 females. Great. Guess Id better start looking for a male... The second one is a bit thin on the hips and tail, and this is a concern to me so she will be going to the vet. Over the week I have had her though she has been eating like a pig so hopefully thats all she needed, but a check over should clear things up. Is it possible also to have them DNA tested? Or do you think its not worth it?