The Bengal cat was first bred in the
U.S.A and was produced by crossing an Asian Leopard Cat with a
domestic cat. The domestic Bengal Cats gets its name from the Latin name
of its wild ancestors, Felis Bengalensis {Asian Leopard Cat}. Whereas the
domestic Bengal Cat is similar in appearance to the Asian Leopard cat and
contains a genetic contribution from that particular wild cat
species, its temperament is however purely domestic. The goal in
developing the domestic Bengal cat breed was to preserve the striking
physical similarities to that of its beautiful wild ancestor and as the
same time ensuring the breed had a pleasant disposition and thus
making it a trustworthy family companion. Therefore, the conformation of
the Bengal is definitely reminiscent of its ancestors.
Yingmo
Waterlilly Daisy is Maddies sister,
not litter sister but by the same parents, we call her the
little teddy bear as she is so fluffy and cuddly, she looks like a
teddy bear, she is also such a sweet natured cat she is the mum
to our lovely Silver Missymoosssue Silver
Dollar Oscar is my future stud
boy bred from Blade last year he is an untarnished silver spotted
boy, a huge cat with the sweetest of natures and the most amazing
markings . Brown marble boy from last years
litter Awaiting picture Missymoosssue Ottie Ottie is my future silver
spotted breeding queen she is from blade, she is a very
sweet natured cat with lovely markings, she is also highly
glittered, which is not common in silvers. We expect some
spectacular kittens from her
Pet Name -
Daisy
DOB: 27th March 2005
Pet Name: Oscar
DOB: 11th May
2007
Pet Name:
Ottie
DOB: 23rd September 2007
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