My Love Tails Ragdoll Cattery

Wow! talk about liar..... First off please get your facts straight. My daughter was not even 1 yet. I find it amazing that you have the nerve to say she was rough with the kitten when you commented on how sweet she was with him, giving him kisses etc.. She never scared or injured the kitten and to say she did is just cruel and wrong. Shame on you for badmouthing an infant.

If stating a kitten is blue when it is seal and saying it is mitted when it is bicolor is not misrepresentation I would love to know what your definition of misrepresentation is.

Marjorie is a very sad excuse for a breeder and I encourage people to look for a more experienced, and competent breeder in WI. There are some amazing breeders in WI and she is NOT one of them.

I now have 2 ragdolls from a reputable breeder in WI and I adore them. I now know what working with a real breeder is like.

Marjorie you need to move on and stop slamming me online. I have moved on and you should too, I would suggest using this experience as a learning tool on how to deal with customers and people in general, your people skills are quite lacking. I see so far your business practices haven't changed. You can't control your cats and much as you aspire to be a good breeder right now you are the definition of a backyard breeder.

All I can say is I am glad I found a wonderful breeder that I have gotten 2 ragdolls from. (one a retired breeder cat) and my "Out of Control" child loves giving them hugs, kisses and stuffies to sleep with.

She is lying about most of this. The kitten she reserved was never misrepresented, never ever, was called lynx, etc., and was always represented honestly and correctly.

Her two year old daughter was wild and unsupervised at her one and only visit and actually hurt the kitten she had reserved, at the one time she visited so when the complainer refused to accept the kitten she reserved since they had scared it, (it was injured and frightened by then) the breeder wisely took the opportunity to not allow her to switch the deposit to a kitten that was not available even though she asked her to. I don't know why she made up this report about the kitten being misrepresented or that she was confused and distressed by the breeder taking time (one day) to think about her low ball offer on the other not available show kitten. The kittens found good homes with loving people who don't make up lies. She got her non-refundable deposit back to boot yet still made up these falsehoods.

A responsible breeder needs to make sure they are placing the kittens in homes where they will be safe and not harmed.