The females make excellent mothers with a willingness to nurse the kittens seemingly forever. Kittens generally do not leave the nest box until about the age of four weeks. One of the most intriguing things about the Singapura is the whole males. Stud cats actually seem to prefer living together - with other Singapura studs. There is no fighting.
Most breeders buy the large cat beds for queens and kittens.
I buy them mainly because the males like to sleep together in a pile. Today Singapuras have enjoyed considerable success in the show ring and they are prized by their owners. The first Singapura Grand Champion, Jubilation Pikku Poyka, bred and owned by Mary Tichenor, earned his title only a short time after the Singapura was accepted for championship. The first Singapura Grand Premier, Mutiny Pa'ki Wun Sun, bred and owned by Margaret and Robert LaBounty, earned his title in 1989. Marge Jackson became interested in Singapuras and used the experience she had amassed with her Russian Blues to great advantage.