I'm sure you haven't caused offence, pet breeding and exhibit breeding are completely different things and often people with some conflicting ideas and practices. I think its down to the open mindedness (?) of all the members of this forum that as a mixed group we can take ideas from different types of breeders.
I think that now I am going to be showing fairly regularly, thanks to the fact I now have selfs opposed to just the rumpwhites which are still a bit hit and miss, people will start to know me and I'll become more familiar. I'm happy to write something and send it to the NMC News, I might even take it to a committee meeting (but would be terrified as not too great with public speaking and that sort of thing).
I am quite surprised that hairless are considered a pet variety as I cant see them having massive commercial appeal :lol: I suppose we need to be able to prove they aren't just a ghoulish interest point and have the potential to be a strong variety in its own right.
I only got my first one yesterday! Its because I'm weirdly competative/deluded and as soon as I get a mouse I want to start kicking arse at the shows.
I'll see you at Bristol anyway Sarah and maybe we (and Daisy) can talk about it then, I imagine there wont be much else to do I think its going to be a small show.