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<description>&lt;p&gt;I went to the show on Saturday. It was my first cat or dog show. By the time I left, I was allergic to cats. There&apos;s a lot of dander in a room full of cats. Most of the cats were exceptionally beautiful. The best part to me was the &quot;Breed Talk,&quot; where one of the Board of Directors of the CFA answered questions regarding cats and showed off different cat breeds. I don&apos;t understand, however, buying a cat for $1000, no matter how beautiful or rarefied they are. There were a lot of shelter kitties for adoption in the lower level of MSG. Some really adorable little ones needed good homes. All in all, very interesting, except I still feel as if my head is stuffed up from all the dander... and I even have a cat myself!

Not sure if I would go to another show, but it was an interesting experience. &lt;/p&gt;</description>
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