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Currently 🏆 SUPREME CHAMPION! 🏆 ​ Den 21 april i Knabstrup, Danmark vann vår underbara Daisy högsta titeln, Supreme Champion! SC SE*Corda Dreams Whoopsie Daisy! 🍾🥂🍾🥂 Dotter JCH SE*Corda Dreams' Princess Elsa vann på lördagens första tävling EX 1/CAC, BIV och NOM till BIS, där hon fick två röster. På andra tävlingen på lördagen vann hon EX 1/CAC, BIV. 🏆 Elsas syster JCH SE*Corda Dreams Princess Evie vann på söndagens tävling EX 1/CAC och blev därmed Champion, BIV, NOM och BIS, Best In Show hona, kat 2!! Hon gick vidare till BOB och fick alla röster mot den fertila hanen och slutade som BOB 2!!! 🏆​ Vilken fantastisk helg vi haft och otroligt fint avslut på mamma Daisys karriär! Jag är så otroligt stolt över alla vackra ord domarna sagt om våra tre tjejer. Once in a lifetime! 🏆 🍾🥂 🏆 ​ NO*NevaSky´s Isidor 👑 Isidor har varit och gjort hälsotester med mycket fina resultat! HCM, PKD, FIV, FeLV, testikelintyg. MyCatDNA har han gjort tidigare där allt visade bra och han har blodgrupp AA, ej bärare av B. 🏆 Junior Champi on 🏆 Den 20 februari 2024 var SE*Corda Dreams Princess Evie med till Porsgrunn, Norge Hon vann då titeln Junior Champion. En titel som är ny för i år, 2024 . 🥇 Nu är båda systrarna Junior Champion! 🏆 Junior Champi on 🏆 Den 3 februari 2024 var SE*Corda Dreams Princess Elsa med Hedeh usene, Da nmark. Hon vann då titeln Junior Champion. En titel som är ny för i år, 2024 . 🥇

HOME sweet home Welcome to SE*Corda Dreams´ ​ Breeding of Neva Masquerade With beautiful Classic Colourpoint mask. ​ My name is Joanna and I live with my son in Gothenburg. I am a member of the cat club Spinneriet, Certified Breeder in SVERAK, affiliated to FIFe. J ag breeds cats that are classic Colourpoint masked. This means that they have a light body with a darker mask on the face, on the legs including the paws and tail. ​ I have a small, exclusive breeding where I put quality over quantity. Exclusive in the sense that I don't have litters very often and try to use breeding lines that are not in many pedigrees. A SE*Corda Dreams' cat is a bit of a rarity . ​ ​ As a bre eder, I have a responsibility towards the breed, everything from care, genetics, heredity, diseases and breed standard to the kitten buyer, taking into account SVERAK's and FIF.e's statutes and rules. I am very keen to put the health of the cats above all else. Health tests are therefore important in my breeding work, as it is important that we keep the breed healthy. My breeding animals are primarily dear family members who have fantastic temperaments, including the males I borrow. The kittens grow up in a loving home environment and become harmonious and safe. ​ I find it nice and interesting to participate in cat shows, and have made many good friends through them. I have attended Pawpeds G1 and G2, (waiting for G3), as well as the certification course that SVERAK has for a Certified Breeder, which is a quality assurance when you buy your cat. I am one of the founders and involved in For NEM, the Neva Masquerade Association Sweden. ​ I longed for a cat for a long time since my dear house cat Tussie died. This time I wanted a cat that was comfortable indoors. Therefore, I started looking for a breed cat. I have always thought classic masked cats were nice and first thought of buying a Holy Birman. I was told about the often hypoallergenic Siberian cat. I started reading everything I could find. Then the sibling breed Neva Masquerade appeared, which was also masked! I absolutely fell in love! And finally happy owner of Corda! ​ If you want to see more of the cats, please go to the links below to Facebook or Instagram. More continuous updating takes place there.

SE*Corda Dreams´ Chiron El Corazon SE*Corda Dreams´ Chiron El Corazo´n has had two nice litters and is now happily castrated. Pedigree Photo Pedigree NEM n 21 Brown agouti mask Pedigree HCM scanned neg PKD scanned neg FIV and FeLV neg Blood type A Parasite negative Vaccinated according to program Chiron is a social guy who likes to spend time with everyone in the family. He accompanies them on their cycling adventures and likes to go for walks on a leash. At FörNEM's digital club championship, he received the following assessment from judge Malin Sundqvist: "Young male who still needs time to spread out. Ex profile o adolescent proportions. Ex masking o contrast. SE * Silvanders litter Jennie Lindwerts litter

Litter E GIC SE*Corda Dreams´ Whoopsie Daisy & SE*Lönnekullas Olle Born: 2023-01-24 Pedigree Both HCM-neg, PKD-neg , Blood group A, FIV and FELV-neg. P arasite tested neg. Also tested on myCatDNA. Provparning Fotostamtavla SE*Corda Dreams´ Princess Elsa Female, N EM as 21 Gallery Princess Elsa 1/13 SE*Corda Dreams´ Princess Evie Female, NEM as 21 Gallery Princess Evie 1/28 SE*Corda Dreams´ Princess Eleonore Female, NEM as 21 Gallery Princess Eleonore 1/31 SE*Corda Dreams´ Princess Estelle Female, NEM as 21 Gallery Princess Estelle 1/17 Welcome home Isidor! Our prince NO*NevaSky's Isidor has finally arrived in Sweden. He lives with a foster couple together with our Princess Eleonore. We look forward to following his development. Our hope is to be able to use him in breeding after all health tests are done, when he is of age. Thank you Mia Vårli for the trust!

Hello! You are welcome to contact me by email if you are thinking ofadopt a four-legged family member. Our little darlings grow up in a safe home environment and are part of our family. We do everything to ensure that they get the best possible start in life. Joanna Lorentzon Antenngatan 43 B Gothenburg Email Cordadreams@gmail.com Förnamn Efternamn Email Meddelande Sänd Tack för ditt mail!

Kittens The A litter The B litter The C litter The D litter The E litter

Are you thinking about breeding or having a litter after your female? Corda & Asha ​ If you buy a female for breeding from me, I am happy to be your mentor if you don't already have one. Below is a small guide with things to keep in mind that may be helpful before you start. ​ Exhibition I think you should start at the right end, and thus start by exhibiting your female, to get an assessment and see if she is breed typical. You get to know your female's weaknesses and strengths, so you can find a male that can enhance and/or complement her. You also get to learn a lot about the breed by listening to the judges' assessments. At the exhibition, you also meet others of the same breed and can make contacts more easily. You may be able to get tips on a male that suits your female. You might even meet the male there and see what he looks like in real life. If you have bought your female from our breeding, I will be happy to help you before the exhibition. Also on site, if I have the opportunity. Exhibition is time-consuming, expensive and tiring. But very fun! There are long days at the exhibition. ​ Your female ​ If your female was bought as a companion, it is good if you contact your breeder and ask how they feel about breeding your cat. It may be that the breeding quota for the litter has been reached, or there may be some other reason why she is sold for companionship. If it is good to start with breeding, you can also ask if he can imagine being a mentor. A mentor who you can ask for advice, discuss choosing a breeding male, help you with contacts, some practical tips, such as support during childbirth, sexing the kittens, etc. Before mating, your female must be HCM-scanned (at 1 year of age at the earliest), blood typed, FIV and FELv tested negative and have an umbilical hernia certificate, among other things. Nowadays they also test for PKD. (2019) Parasite tests should also be sent to SVA. The female should be at least 1 year old before having her first litter. Therefore, it may be relevant to use birth control pills before it is time for mating, as she can run very loudly. It is good if you get to know your female's running behavior so you know when in the run to go to the male. Females can run very differently, ranging from every other week to three runs in the spring and then take a year off. Ask your breeder how her mother behaved during heat, pregnancy and delivery. Often the daughter is quite similar to her mother. Corda is looking for a male herself at the show and puts her ass in the air! ​ To borrow male Finding a male in a small breed like ours can be difficult. Many who have breeding animals have been active for several years and require that the female, in addition to the tests, is exhibited and that you hold a breed name. It is important that the inbreeding rate is as low as possible, preferably o.oo%. You can easily test this in SVERAK's FindUs, where it is possible to make a trial pairing. The male must have had the same health tests as the female. Registration of the kittens requires a registration notification, copy of the male's pedigree, ID certificate, certificate of normal testicular status and HCM scan. If it is the first time you mate your female, it may be good that the male lives geographically close, as the female can easily get out of heat. If re-pairing is included, you have to think about going back and forth maybe a couple of times if it doesn't work the first time. If you have exhibited your female, you know what type of male to look for. He too should be exposed. When mating, check that all the male's papers are in order and sign the agreement, which can be found on SVERAK's website. The cats must be in good physical and mental condition. You should not breed cats with a bad temperament. You want them to do well in their new homes. It is good to be able to interpret the pedigree to see what lines are in it. You can e.g. look at how many offspring the male has, that approved cats were used in previous breeding, with approved colors. You can also see if there are individuals that appear in the pedigrees of many cats. This means that it can be difficult to find a male that is not related to your female. It is important to think about broadening the breeding base when the breed is so small, so that it does not happen that everyone ends up being related to each other. Recommended number of offspring per year/male is 5% of the year's born kittens, which is 17 kittens/male, when 349 Neva Masquerade were born in 2018. ​ Aanswer and time Kittens are very cute. As a breeder, it is very exciting to see who is in the mother cat's stomach, and very fun to follow the development of the kittens when they are born. It is also interesting to see the outcome of the kittens, if they meet the expectations of the mating combination. But it also means a great responsibility towards your kittens, buyers and not least towards the breed. Keep in mind that if you just want to "take a litter", it means that you become a breeder for that litter. You take on the same responsibility and must do everything a breeder does, which means that you are, among other things, responsible for hidden faults until the kitten turns three years old, according to the law. It requires a lot of knowledge about cat care, breed standards, breeding, diseases, genetics and heredity and health programs that must be followed for many years. Most of the time it goes well, but you also have to include in the calculations everything that can go wrong, e.g. complications during childbirth, deformities and kittens that don't make it. You should think through what your goals are with your breeding. You are obliged to comply with the laws and regulations that apply to genetic defects, e.g. color defect, kinked tail, squint or umbilical hernia. Otherwise, it can damage the entire breeding work for the breed. Even if you intend to sell your cats only as companions, it may happen that one of your kittens goes on to breeding after interest develops. Then you need to know what you are passing on to the breed through your mating, so you don't do more harm than good. Therefore, you must have time to acquire knowledge/take courses, learn laws, regulations and consumer law. You can also count on spending a lot of time on the hill. Time off in connection with the birth, time for socializing the kittens, a lot of time with the buyers who you have to talk to who will also come to visit and then time to plan for the kittens' move. Economy Some of the health tests must be done regularly up to the age of 8. It is a recurring expense. Membership fee to the cat club must be paid. You may want to have a tribal name already for the first litter. Fees for exhibition with travel and hotel also cost. When you have gotten as far as mating, it is time to write a mating contract, with an agreed mating fee. Male cat owners also charge/kitten at approx. 6 weeks of age. Travel costs are added (expect that there may be re-pairing if it is not successful on the first attempt). It is also time to take out breeding insurance that covers unforeseen expenses such as e.g. emergency Caesarean. During pregnancy, you can do an ultrasound and/or x-ray the mother cat to see if she is pregnant/how many kittens there are. When the litter is born, they must have insurance with hidden fault insurance for three years. They must be vaccinated twice and ID marked by a veterinarian, as well as inspected before sale. You must register them in SVERAK so they get their pedigrees. Other costs are food, cat litter, toys, food bowls, extra transport cage, kitten pen and it may be necessary to take time off in connection with the birth until you see that everything is going well at home. Sometimes you also need to supplement feeding kittens. You can also count on some wear and tear at home, things that may need to be replaced. It is good to have a buffer for all the expenses before the litter. My own goal and hope is to go plus-minus-zero financially with my breeding. Pregnancy, delivery, kitten period A cat is pregnant for about 63-68 days. It is counted from the first mating occasion. Signs of pregnancy are that she stops running, gains weight, gets "raspberry teats" (slightly redder and larger teats). She may also become tired and nauseous. During her pregnancy, you can give food adapted to pregnant cats. Let her have free access to food, as smaller and smaller portions can fit in her stomach. Otherwise, she can live as she normally does in order not to be stressed. It is good to prepare a "nesting box" some time before, where she can give birth to her young and spend the first time in. It should be a little out of the way, so she feels that she gets peace and quiet. Then it's just a matter of hoping that she chooses to give birth there. 23 degrees is the recommended temperature in the delivery room. All births must be monitored in case something happens. It is good if you record times and observations in case you need to seek help from a veterinarian if complications arise. Also record when they are born and what they weigh. It is good to follow their curve and to compare with the next litter if you continue breeding. It is good to have the telephone number of the veterinarian at hand. Likewise, scale, wire, sterile scissors to cut the umbilical cord with, clean towels, if necessary. heating pad, phlegm suction, milk substitute and baby bottle in case someone needs support feeding. And something to label the kittens with! For the first three weeks of the kittens' lives, mother cat takes care of everything. You just have to serve her! When the kittens are between 2-9 weeks, it is the most important time for socialization. Then each kitten needs to be given extra time to play and cuddle, so it becomes a cozy cat. A kitten pen from about 3 weeks of age can be good to have before you give them access to a larger area. In the kitten pen you can have food bowls, a box and toys. In the paddock, you can also teach them to become room cleaners. Sell the kittens Time flies with the little charm trolls. One day they turn 14 weeks old, which is the earliest you can sell the kittens. Many feel good about staying a little longer with their mother. When the kitten is to move, it must be fully vaccinated, i.e. 2 times, ID marked, have a pedigree registered in SVERAK and be vet inspected within 7 days. In connection with the sale, you must write a transfer agreement which is available on SVERAK's website under "My pages" and make a change of ownership online on SVERAK's website. The only thing required is the mobile bank ID. ​ It is important to have a good relationship with your buyers so they feel confident to turn to you when needed. If they want help with exhibition, breeding, illness, relocation or just a little guidance during their time as a new cat owner. As I see it, I am available to the buyer of my kitten as long as it lives. ​ SVERAK has an advertisement page called köpakatt.se where you can advertise your registered kittens. You can also advertise on our rasring website, For NEM, or their local cat club. You can also make your own website or be visible on social media. Many send kitten packages with blankets that smell of mom when the kitten moves. Expect a lot of paperwork. Finally..... There is a lot to think about. But at the same time it is very rewarding! It is a very fun and social hobby with all new contacts with other exhibitors, other breeders and kitten buyers. And everyone else who is interested in your cats! I hope you still want to help improve and strengthen the breed and that you got some guidance. I would also encourage you to read as much about breeding and about your breed as possible, as well as taking the Pawpeds courses. They are very educational. The more knowledge you have, the better you can develop the breed and your breeding, produce even more beautiful, healthier cats and can be a better support to your buyers! The reward for all the work is seeing the new happy owners pick up their kitten! Welcome to our little Neva gang! Links and good literature Cat breeding-breeding and genetics, Ylva Stockelberg, Amrafael Publishers, 2007 For NEM SVERAK Cat now Pawpeds Beginners Corner - Pawpeds Russian House

SC SE*Aurora Stars Cordelia's pedigree in photos.

Fodder host V why feed host? In order to have a chance to continue my breeding work, I need the help of fodder hosts. It gives me the opportunity to continue to improve and evaluate my lines and work forward for the Neva Masquerade breed. In order for my cats at home to feel good and be in balance, I therefore cannot have as many cats as I like. I am looking for foster hosts who can give our cats a lifelong home. It is therefore a forever home, which requires a little more interest, time, responsibility and commitment. You as feed host: Selected with the greatest care, where personal chemistry and ability to work together are of the utmost importance. Should be interested in the Neva Masquerade breed and want this particular breed. Don't have other fertile cats at home, a neuter is fine, but I prefer her to be a single cat. Lives in Gothenburg and the surrounding area. Have the opportunity to take time off in connection with childbirth, (I will also be there), and be prepared to be at home if the kittens need supplemental feeding for a few weeks. Alternatively, I will bring the female home before giving birth and have the kittens here. You can of course visit. Must be able to guarantee that the cat can be an indoor cat. That possibly balconies or patios are secured so she can't escape. Leash walks and cattery go well. Have the opportunity to receive kitten buyers in your home, alternatively this takes place at my place if they are here. You: Wants a Neva Masquerade cat, but doesn't want full responsibility for showing and breeding. Is interested in exhibition and breeding and maybe in the future wants to start own breeding. Are interested in the breed and can imagine contributing to its development. Being a food host means a little more of you as a new cat owner, it does NOT mean a "free cat". In practical terms: Being a foster means that I own the cat, even though she lives with you and you take care of her as your own. However, the cat needs to be available to me as I have the right to exhibit and use her in my breeding work during the fodder hosting period. The best is if you are interested in exhibitions and accompany the exhibitions yourself. I want to judge her and would like to see her Champion before she has her two litters. In order to have two litters in time, a fodder host spans a maximum of 5 years, during which we need to be able to have a lot of contact. I need to see her regularly for her to accept me handling her at the show. Therefore, it is important that we live close to each other. I need and will be at hand during the birth and the kitten period, when I partly need to follow the kittens' development and also meet the buyers. It is possible to write into the agreement that the female should give birth to the kittens at the owner's place, i.e. at my place. This can be read about in SVERAK's agreement, see link below. As a breeder, I am responsible for the kittens that grow up in my clan name. The female: The female is carefully selected to have the best conditions according to breed standards for exhibition and breeding. If the female should turn out to have any disease or be infertile, the female becomes the owner's property after veterinary assessment. The female is castrated after her litters before she passes into the owner's possession. The financial part: During the feeding period, I am the owner of the cat and pay her life and veterinary care insurance. I also pay for the health tests that are done in the breeding investigation. However, I want you to be able to take her to the vet to have these done, if I can't. I will pay for your travel expenses to the vet. I am also responsible for costs in connection with exhibition and extra expenses during the kitten period, i.e. kitten food, pellets, insurance, the kittens' vet visits and any other breeding-related costs. You, as a feeder host, pay for the cat's daily life, food, sand, scratching posts, toys, etc. Once the female is in your possession I would like you to do another HCM scan at age 5 which I will pay for. SVERAK: Being a complete fodder owner according to SVERAK's agreement means that I, as a breeder, may take two litters from the female before the ownership passes to you as fodder owner, without any purchase sum. A litter counts as (at least) 2 live kittens/litter at 12 weeks of age. Only one live kitten is born in one of the litters I right to take another litter. Semi-feed agreements are no longer available at SVERAK. ​ Here you can read more about exhibition and breeding. Read about SVERAK's entire Terms and Conditions rights and obligations here If this sounds interesting, contact me at: cordadreams@gmail.com ​

Allergy Neva Masquerade is a breed that many allergy sufferers tolerate, thanks to their lower content of the protein Fel-d1. It is found in the cat's saliva (which mostly ends up in the fur when it washes), tears, skin and anal glands. The content of Fel d1 varies from individual to individual. And is the biggest in a home with many kittens, who get the protein through breastfeeding. ​ If you are allergic, I want to that you visit our home first when we don't have kittens and then when they have arrived. I don't accept only when we have kittens, as that can be misleading. It is also important to test your allergy with the female you wish to buy a kitten from, as the level varies from individual to individual. When visiting, I want you to bring a pillowcase that we can iron against the cat, and then bring home to sleep on for a couple of nights to see if a reaction occurs. The visit takes about an hour when you get to cuddle and feel for yourself and get a little more information. I sell a maximum of one kitten/litter to allergy sufferers, and see h first that there is a contingency plan in case it doesn't work. ​ Below is a link for those who want to read more: Siberian Research

SVERAK's feed hosting conditions Terms - Rights and Obligations General The owner undertakes to allow the cat to remain in the care of the feed host during the validity of this agreement as long as the points of this agreement are fulfilled. The owner undertakes not to assign rights under this agreement to anyone other than the feed host. The feed host undertakes to feed and care for the cat and possibly kittens born to the foster host during the time until the final transfer of ownership under this agreement. The feed host is obliged to keep the cat available to the owner and to care for the cat in such a way that the owner can use the cat for breeding and/or exhibition rights according to this agreement. Avel The owner undertakes to notify the feed owner in good time within which time frame the owner wishes to dispose of the cat for mating. The feed owner must immediately notify the owner when the cat is sexually mature and/or starts running, as well as if the cat's fertile behavior means a sanitary nuisance The owner disposes of the cat in connection with mating for as long as is necessary for mating to take place. If the time exceeds 14 days, the owner must specifically inform the feed valuer about this. Mating is provided by the owner. If mating is to take place in the forager's home, this must be agreed in writing between the parties before each mating. The starting point is that the litter is born at the feed host. If the litter is to be born with someone other than the feed provider, this must be agreed in writing before each litter. If the cat is to have a litter in the owner's care, the owner has the right to dispose of the cat at least 14 days, but no more than 30 days, before the estimated birth of the kittens and at least 12 weeks but no more than 14 weeks after the birth. After that, the female cat returns to the care of the feed owner. SVERAK can, if the parties agree to this, grant a dispensation for additional litters, however, at the earliest after the conditions regarding the number of litters in this agreement have been met. This agreement must be attached to such application. The feed host does not have the right to castrate the cat without the owner's written approval. If castration is to take place before ownership passes to the fodder value, this must be stated on page 1. Castration must be paid for by the owner. The feed host does not have the right to let the cat mate with another cat without the owner's approval. The feed host must notify the owner as soon as possible of litters born with him. Visits by the owner and kitten speculators are agreed upon in consultation between owner and feed host. The owner disposes of the cat and possibly kittens born at the feed host the time necessary to perform the necessary veterinary examinations and treatments. Costs All costs that can be attributed to breeding, including additional costs for feed, sand, etc. at litter, are paid by the owner. Costs for feed, sand, etc., for the cat's everyday needs, are paid for by the owner of the feed. The owner is responsible for the cost of breeding insurance as well as insurance for kittens. In this agreement, the parties may decide who will be the responsible policyholder. In the event that life insurance fails, the insurance compensation shall accrue to the policyholder. The party with whom the cat is staying is responsible for the cat during the time the cat is in its care. The cost (deductible) that is not covered by the insurance must be paid by the person in whose care the cat stays if it becomes ill/injured/deceases. In the case of breeding-related care (mating, breeding, kittens, etc.), the deductible is paid by the owner. If either party changes their place of residence and this results in increased transport costs, the person who changed their place of residence must bear the increased transport costs. Exhibition In the case of exhibition rights, the owner has the right to dispose of the cat for as long as is required for each individual exhibition. If the time exceeds 5 days, the owner must specifically inform the feed valuer about this. The owner decides on each occasion whether the feed host is allowed to exhibit the cat. The party wishing to exhibit the cat is responsible for exhibition costs. Dispute and termination of the agreement If the cat turns out to have a disease or defect that does not allow breeding or further breeding, or if the cat is castrated for veterinary reasons, the feed host agreement for breeding rights ends. If the owner does not wish to use the exhibition rights according to this agreement, the cat passes into the owner's possession without compensation to the owner. If the owner wishes to take the cat back and the parties agree on this, the owner must pay compensation to the feed value of half the sales value. If the feed host is given the right to buy out the cat, the price must be determined as a percentage in relation to the number of litters the cat received in the feed host's care, compared to the agreed number of litters. Starting price for calculation is sales value stated on page 1. If the feed host cannot or does not want to keep the cat, the owner is obliged to take the cat back within 30 days at the latest - neither party shall then have to replace the other party. If the cat has to be euthanized under the foster host's care, the foster host must discuss this with the owner, if this is practically possible. In case of euthanasia, a veterinarian must be called in and the cause of death must be documented by the veterinarian. If life insurance compensation accrues to the owner, the feed value must be reimbursed according to conditions for repossession in point 23. The owner has the right to cancel the agreement and, without compensation to the feed host, get the cat back if it is proven that the feed host acts in violation of this agreement. This Agreement may not be transferred by sale, gift or testamentary disposition. The agreement cannot be made the subject of property division either. If any party to this agreement dies, the agreement expires in its entirety and cannot be enforced by the deceased's rights holder. If the owner dies, ownership of the cat passes to the feed owner. Disputes between the parties concerning this agreement or any other agreement or document reached with the support of this agreement must be resolved in the first instance in a Swedish general court. When the terms of this agreement are met, all documents belonging to the cat must be handed over to the feed owner, at the same time as a transfer agreement is drawn up. No later than 30 days after the transfer, a certificate of change of ownership must be submitted to SVERAK's office.