• 7th January 2012 Teignage Sir Pouncealot owned by Erica Bates, wins Best In Show Asian Neuter at the A.G.C.S Show at 9 months and 1 day old
• Also his sister Molly (Teignage Femme Fatale) won her first CC and BOB at the same show
• 24th September 2011 Molly (Teignage Femme Fatale) wins Best In Show Foreign Kitten at South Western Counties
• 27th August 2011 Rio makes champion AND wins Best In Show Adult Burmese at the West of England show
• 27th August 2011 Molly (Teignage Femme Fatale) wins best of breed at her first show.
• 2nd July 2011 Rio and Tia both win their second Championship Certificates at the Wiltshire Cat Club show
• 11th June 2011 Rio Wins his first Championship Certificate at just 9 months of age.
• 2nd April 2011 Rio wins 1st and Best of Breed at the Kernow Cat Club show
• 2nd April 2011 Tia wins her 1st championship certificate and best of breed against stiff competition at the Kernow CC show

Judge Diana Harpers critique Asian Tiffanie Male. 07-01-2012
PR, BOB & BOV Mrs Erica Bates’ TEIGNAGE SIR POUNCEALOT (68 45) MN 06/04/11 A large, strong, very attractive “Tiffanie” of very good type and a super nature, he has a large, strong, wide, short wedge head, wide top and medium to large well placed ears, good nose break, deep chin and level bite, expressive yellowy green eyes of good shape and set, huge, long, strong body, strong legs and large tufted paws, fairly long tail with fairly good plume. Good length, dark brown/black well marked, ticked tabby coat. A real character, well presented in excellent condition. Well done on becoming Best Neuter in the Asian Show

Choosing a cat bed for your Burmese

Burmese cats are a beautiful and friendly breed of feline and keeping one as a pet can be an extremely rewarding experience. For owners, keeping their puss happy and purring is of paramount importance this is an easy job when you know how. Investing in essential equipment and accessories such as cat beds from www.petsathome.com is a great place to start.

Like humans, these cats cherish their beds and a comfortable place to rest their head after an action-packed day is important to them. It's not uncommon to catch kitties curled up on top of a pile of laundry straight out of the tumble dryer, however, with the right training and an irresistibly comfy bed at hand, your cat will learn how to fall asleep in his own bed.

When choosing a cat bed, be sure to select one that is the right size for your puss and allows him to sprawl out if wants to. If you own a kitten, bear in mind that your pet will grow and his bed will need to make allowances for this. In addition, if you have a young or elderly feline, be sure to select a bed with lower sides to allow easy entry and exit. You should also consider where you intend to put the bed in your home as the shape of bed you select should reflect this. If your cat likes to stretch out as he sleeps, you might want to invest in a cat mat or a pillow for a little extra treat for him.

Finally, a cat bed should be durable and easy to wash; kitties love to roll about and claw away at their sleep havens so it is important that the bed is strong enough to withstand this activity. In addition, cats can bring all sorts of dirt in with them from outside. Therefore the bed should be comprised of materials where this dirt can be easily removed. It is worth spending that little bit more on a good quality cat bed as these tend to last for longer and as a result save you money on replacements in the future.