Bengal Cats

Asian Leopard Hybrids a.k.a. Bengal Cats, are a cross between the Asian Leopard Cat (Felis Bengalensis) and the domestic house-cat. After four generations of Bengal to Bengal breeding's, the kittens make loving pets, use the litter box and get along well with other cats & dogs.

They strongly resemble their Asian Leopard Cat ancestors.
Bengals have a soft, luxurious fur,
it's actually pelted, like the fur of wild cats. They also have a love for water, and enjoy playing in it.

Adult Bengal males weigh 15-25lbs., and are considered to be one of the larger breeds of domestic cats.

Bengals come in a few different colors and two patterns, leopard-spotted and marbled.

Spotted: My spotted Bengals have large dark striking spots or rosettes on a lighter background color of brown gold, blonde, orange or mahogany.

Marbled: The classic tabby gene created the marbled Bengal and changed the spots to swirls or marbling.

Snow: The Siamese gene created the snow Bengal and made them white with gray spots and blue eyes.

Snow-Marbled: The Snow and Marbled were combined to make a Grey Marbled with blue eyes.

Black a.k.a. Melanistic: The Asian Leopard cats carry for and come in black. Bengals come from the Asian Leopard Cat, so breeders sometimes produce 'Black' a.k.a. 'Mealanistic Bengal Cats'. However, many breeders don't like to admit they produce black bengals because they produce more black kittens and are not eligible for competition.

All of my kittens are from my Grand Champion male "GOVERNOR". Governor came from three of the top Bengal catteries and has made several Supreme Grand Champions for those catteries. Call or e-mail me if you would like to know who those catteries are.

Governor is an "ink-black spotted cat", which produces all ink-black spotted kittens on an orange, gold or blonde background.

The price of the kitten depends upon the quality. Those with the most vivid markings and brightest color are the most desirable and the most expensive. Some kittens sold as pet or show will be altered before leaving.

Pet: $300-$800
Breeder: $1,000-$1,500
Show: free when you buy a show quality pet or breeder.

Please call or email for available kittens.

Many people would like to own a wild cat but can't because of the permit requirements, special housing, and diet.

Please check the laws in your state, county and city before you consider buying a Bengal cat. So far, Bengal cats are legal in all states except for Georgia and Connecticut. These states have regulations against owning any wild or hybrid cat.

These cats require no special permits or caging requirements.

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DAN BIFIELD
Plantation, Florida
Home phone:(954)-791-6988
Cell phone:(754)-244-4503

Email: epets@DansExoticPets.com
Website: DansExoticPets.com