I have always been interested in animals, foremost dogs and cats.
Before we got a dog of our own, I took my neighbours dogs out for walks.

At home we had a blue budgie called "Jocke" and he could talk!
Then we had a cat kalled "Sissi" and after that my dream came true - we got a dog!,
a Boxer from Kennel Hocus Pocus, "Frippe".
 
Me and my friend Sussi at Kennel Tarasov (borzoi) went for lots of walks and at Sussi's there were also Arne...
A lilacpoint siamese guy. Ever since that time I have said "some day I shall have a Siamese"...
Let's see, it must be around 25 years ago now. (around 1985)

To me, the dogs came to be my main interest, I had a couple of housecats yes, but when they passed
away I went strictly in to dogs. Greyhound and Whippet and oval trac racing as sport, a wonderful time in my life.
Some showing but never obeidience.

I have bred three litters of whippet. You can see them at www.kennelexofficios.com

In my last litter one of the puppies moved to a cattery in Svabensverk (www.bengalarium.com) and all of a sudden,
Sune came into my life! He was everything I never wanted...
Dark, male and a bengal cat.
I wanted a light, female siamese... But Ooohh, he is sooo right! I love my Sune and he is the King of the house!

But... still, I wanted a siamese.

So, now, after 25 years of "somedayIwillhave"-talk, Maria atS*Zignes cattery, who knew that I was interested in the siamese cat,
offered me to buy little Evita from her last litter. A beautiful lilac point siamese girl! How could I say 'no'?

Evita, or S*Zignes Dolce Vita by Dior as her real name is, is almost pure siames and I will continue
to breed pure siamese. That means that the cats must have pure siamese in the pedigree for at least eight generations back.

My catteryname sprung out of a combination of Siamese and Evita since I wanted to dedicate
my cattery after my first female/foundation cat. 

The goal about my breeding is to breed pure siamese with correct type and temper. The cattery will be small and
the breeding will be kept in home invironment.