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A Bengal cat is a little wonder of nature! He is a hybrid cat, a cross between the domestic cat and the Asian leopard (Prionailurus Bengalensis), a small wild cat found in Asia and more particularly in the Bengal region. The result of this fusion is spectacular: a mini leopard with the “Wild” look of the Asian leopard and the “Sweet” temperament of the domestic cat! It was by reflecting on these two characteristics that we chose our cattery name, Wild N Sweet Bengals. You will find below all bengal cat breed information you need to know!
It was in 1963 that the American Jean S. Mill created this crossbreed for the first time. From this crossing was born the first hybrids called “F1” (1st generation) then “F2” (2nd generation), semi-wild cats. After the 4th and 5th generations, the Bengal cat was referred to as “domestic”. In our program, we produce the 7th and 8th generations after the Asian leopard, which allows us to create kittens that are very affectionate and good-natured.
It took several years for the Bengal cat breed to be recognized by the International Cat Association (TICA), and it was only in 1985 that Jean S. Mill was able to participate to her first cat show. The success was immediate, and today, this breed is more popular than ever on a global scale!
It was in 1963 that the American Jean S. Mill created this crossbreed for the first time. From this crossing was born the first hybrids called “F1” (1st generation) then “F2” (2nd generation), semi-wild cats. After the 4th and 5th generations, the Bengal cat was referred to as “domestic”. In our program, we produce the 7th and 8th generations after the Asian leopard, which allows us to create kittens that are very affectionate and good-natured.
It took several years for the Bengal cat breed to be recognized by the International Cat Association (TICA), and it was only in 1985 that Jean S. Mill was able to participate to her first cat show. The success was immediate, and today, this breed is more popular than ever on a global scale!
Do you like the brown Bengal cat? Wait to see the other possible colors and patterns of the Bengal cat. Many are absolutely breathtaking! There are even colors and patterns that mimic the snow leopard, the black panther and the traditional leopard. Wild N Sweet Bengals specializes in rare and spectacular colors. The information and photos found on these pages are a real visual pleasure.
The Bengal is considered a medium to large sized cat. The weight of the adult Bengal cat varies between 11 and 17 pounds for a male and between 7 and 12 pounds for a female. Their average life expectancy is 14 to 16 years.
As Bengal cat breeders, we are always looking to improve on all points. The goal is to get as close as possible to the breed standards and a beautiful color with contrasting rosettes, nice flow, a wild head with a strong muscular body, a short silky fur and a short thick tail, etc.
We are extremely glad to have made so many happy families with their new Bengal cats or kittens.
