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The Bengal Cat

A Touch of nature's Beauty with the loving disposition of the domectic cat

The Bengal Cat is a medium to large domectic feline that originates from crossings of the Small asian Leopard cat (ALC) to the domestic cat in an attempt to creat a companion with an "exotic" look but a domestic temperament. After four to five Generations of bengal to bengal Breeding, The breed is recognized for championship competition by most international domestic cat associations including TICA, ACFA, GCCF, and AACE. The Bengal's beautiful coat makes it stand out in a crowd. Numerous shades make up the background color of the Bengal, ranging from golden, rust, brown and orange, to sand, buff, or even ivory. Bengal spots also vary in color, from rust or cocoa and chocolate brown to charcoal or black. some Bengal patterns have inherited striking rosettes or spots made up of more then one color, usually a secondary color forming a dark outlineing to the spot. The second Bengal Pattern is called Marble. This is created by the combination of rosettes from asian Leopard cat and the domestic classic tabby pattern to produce a "Marbleized" Look, one or more colors swirled into the base colors. Ideally, both the spotted and marbled patterns should have a horizontal flow rather then a vertical appearance. Since the original purpose for breeding Bengal cats was to try to replicate the look of the exotic spotted asian Leopard cat, the domestic spotted pattern is most common. The Bengal Cat has a Happy, active, interactive and extremely intelligent personalilty. every domestic cat breed has its unique features, and the exotic heritage of the Bengal Cat can be seen in their every day activities. While Bengals will happily search out a lap or stetch out on the sofa next to you during naptime, they are very active during the rest of the day. The energetic Bengal is not for people who just want a leopard print cat for decoration. Whether they are fishing in the aquarium or playing in their water-bowls, fetching balls for their families, taking walks on a leach or climbing to the top of the highest cupboards, Bengals are constantly on the move and are perfect for anyone who wants to interact and play with their cat daily. The bengal Cat, like many other pets, demands a good deal of attention and affection and enjoys being an integral part of the family. Jean Mills starting breeding a Asian leopard to a domestic cat in the late 1964. If it was NOT for her There would be no Domestic Bengals now. bengalcat.com

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Sandra  Roberts      Agawam,Mass      Bengals & Savannahs    1-413-821-9985