• Name: Ch.Alice
    TopCat ID: 0261887
    Gender: F — female ♀
    Breed: MBT - Mekong (Thai) Bobtail
    Color: n 33
    Birthday: March 15, 2018
    Status: participates in breeding work
    Father: Leon
    Mother: Fiona
    Owner: Elena Zaikina
    Breeder: Elena Zaikina
    Club: MOKLK "Valencia"
  • Name: Gr.Int.Сh.Skif
    TopCat ID: 0371577
    Gender: M — male ♂
    Breed: MBT - Mekong (Thai) Bobtail
    Color: n
    Birthday: August 19, 2019
    Status: participates in breeding work
    Father: W.Ch.WCF Theodore Erosline
    Mother: CH Alisa
    Breeder: Elena Zaikina
    Owner: Abitov Elnar
    Club: MOKLK "Valencia"
  • Name: Baisa
    TopCat ID: 0371561
    Gender: F — female ♀
    Breed: MBT - Mekong (Thai) Bobtail
    Color: f
    Birthday: February 26, 2020
    Status: participates in breeding work
    Father: GICH Mehmet Sultan of Zefir
    Mother: CH Alisa
    Owner: Elena Zaikina
    Breeder: Elena Zaikina
    Club: MOKLK "Valencia"
  • Name: Selena
    TopCat ID:
    Gender: F — female ♀
    Breed: MBT - Mekong (Thai) Bobtail
    Color: n
    Birthday: August 19, 2019
    Status: participates in breeding work
    Father: W.Ch.WCF Theodore Erosline
    Mother: CH Alisa
    Breeder: Elena Zaikina
    Owner:
    Club: MOKLK "Valencia"
The Mekong bobtail is an affectionate and balanced cat, dog-like tied to a person, can walk on a leash, but the most favorite place for walking is the owner's shoulder. The cat is moderately talkative, but loves communication. She is able to look into a person's eyes for a very long time without looking away. They get along well with children, especially cats. When walking, it clicks its claws, like a dog, since they do not clean up on the Mekong's hind legs. Does not scratch, uses teeth at the moment of defense or attack. Tolerates moving well, observing the "speed mode" (for each animal its own individual). When speeding, which is "not convenient" for him, he begins to meow loudly, disciplining the driver. There is a matriarchy in this breed group. The cat dominates the pair. The father takes care of the offspring: teaches them to the toilet, to new food, takes care of their toilet, and the cat-mom monitors the observance of duties by the cat-dad. The Mekong bobtails, exported from their homeland and their descendants by feline standards, live a long time. If there are no accidents, then 20-25 years is the norm for them. At the same time, the animals remain mobile and sexually active almost to death.
Our Awards
Every owner of a thoroughbred animal can exhibit his pet at an exhibition where he will be appreciated. This is especially true for breeders, people who participate in the breeding process.

At exhibitions according to the WCF system, cats are necessarily assessed, they can also receive (or not receive) various honorary titles based on the results of the entire show or a separate ring.

Titles are not awarded at exhibitions, they are closed based on the ratings received at the exhibition. A title certificate must be issued for the title. This is done in the club that your cat belongs to. Certificates are issued sequentially, as titles are closed.

Exhibition classes for cats are, roughly, like weight categories in sports, i.e. they divide cats into groups within which competitions are held. WCF exhibition class the cat changes with age and with titles (having received the title of Champion, the cat goes to the class of champions and has the right to fight for the title of International Champion, etc.). There are only 24 WCF exhibition classes, but not all classes appear at every exhibition.

We can also exhibit our cats in rings at exhibitions. This is a very interesting and informative spectacle. The judge shows the animal to everyone present, can tell a little about the breed, about the merits of this or that animal. It is also interesting to watch your pets how they will behave in the ring. Sometimes very funny situations happen.
Our kennel systematically exhibits cats at exhibitions, we raise the classes of our animals, consult with judges about improving the breed data of future litters, communicate with other breeders.