:::::Yes you are the only one. Look guys I'm quite aware that what the Turks call Van Kedi are all white cats with one blue and one green eye. However, the Turkish Van is not a Van Kedi, it was started with stock from Turkey that has a small abount of color. The Van Kedi is actually considered a separate breed and I realize that this confuses most people since both breeds come from the Van area.  However, I've been to Turkey and know it is entirely possible to obtain cats of either breed if one goes to Van. Cat breeders do it all the time to maintain genetic diversity. Both of you are assumign I'm ignorant and I'm not, please stop. It is obvious niether of you have a clue about cat breeding.  |