G7 - Seal Lynx point (blue eyes) rosette spotted boy with a even beautiful flowing pattern and the thickest plushest soft coat. This boy has a nice profile, puffy whisker pads, nice thick tail and the softest coat that just sparkles with glitter. He has such a wonderful sweet temperament and is so very playful and into everything. I am excited to see what the future holds for our snows in the program for 2021, he will only be used for one breeding season here and then available to an approved breeding program. HCM NORMAL test 4-FEB-2021 @ 11mo of age.
Colour A/A E/E B/B cs/cs D/D
PKD1 N/N
PK-Def N/N
Bengal-PRA N/N
G8 Brown (gold eyes) rosette spotted boy with a really unique pattern that I love. This boy is HUGE and heavy boned with solid body structure. He is named for his Great-Granddad Guru Speeding Down Under (Imp ITY) owned by my dear friend Carla. This boy has a beautiful head, eye shape, profile and width between eyes that goes all the way down to puffy nose leather. He has such a wonderful temperament just like his mumma and just loves people, happy to be picked up and cuddled by anyone willing to carry him around. I am excited to see what the future holds for snows, solids and charcoals from him in the program for 2021. HCM NORMAL test 4-FEB-2021 @ 1yr of age.
Colour A/a E/E B/B C/cs D/D
PKD1 clear by parentage N/N
PK-Def N/N
Bengal-PRA clear by parentage N/N
G8 generations from wild cat - Eddie is our beautiful Seal Sepia (Green eyes) rosette snow boy. I’m so pleased with the size consistency and horizontal flow of his pattern. Winner of 2018 Royal Adelaide Show Supreme Exhibit, Best Bengal, Best Breeder Owner. He went on showing the year ending up a Bronze Double Grand Champion titled boy. He is also very much what I'm trying to breed with head type with great profile, width of nose, ear placement and a beautifully curving back skull. Besides being so eye catching Eddie is very loving and is always wanting his space on my lap. He's playful, funny and full of bengal antics but in the end where he wants to be is purring in my lap. I'm beyond excited to see what the future program looks like with Eddie and proud of the fact that he is 5 generations of my breeding in my efforts with my snow program on both sides of his pedigree. I have recently kept a little daughter Adelhills Sacred Dancer aka Evie. HCM NORMAL test 22-AUG-2019 @ 1yr 7mo of age.
Colour A/A E/E B/B cb/cb D/D
PKD1 N/N
PK-Def N/N
Bengal-PRA N/N
G8 generations from wild cat - Adonis also lovingly called "Baby" is our beautiful rufused brown (green eyes) rosette spotted boy with the very rare and sought after true whited tummy, pictured here at 2.5yrs of age, with big pancake sized rosette spotted pattern. Fully whited (no lockets, was thoroughly examined by Judge Jamie Christian when showing). This boy is so so sweet and has the most wonderful temperament. He has beautiful clarity in his coat that I'm so pleased with especially with this rufus and white colouration it can be hard to achieve. This is a BIG boy and we are expecting him to be one of our largest studs once he finishes growing as he's already over 8k. Adonis is a proven producer of whited kittens and brings type, coat, pattern, whited tummy and fantastic temperament. HCM tested normal 22-AUG-2019 @ 1yr 9m age.
Colour A/A2 E/E B/B C/C D/D
PKD1 N/N
PK-Def N/N
Bengal-PRA N/N
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Why are they sought after?
The Asian Leopard Cats among many other wild cat species have a 'white tummy'. This trait adds to the wild beauty of the Bengal breed.
Quality breeders of Bengals strive to produce cats that reflect wild colour and pattern traits. The Bengal breed should have lighter colored tummies (the lighter the better) in comparison with the background colour.
Bengals are also required to have spotted tummies. Dedicated breeders are striving to duplicate the white belly, inside of legs, throat, and neck of the wild Asian Leopard Cat, while, at the same time, keep the beautiful and vibrant body color of the Bengal.
The success of producing whited tummies is still rare. When breeders are successful in producing this in their cats and kittens it is considered highly prized.
The result of having the spotted whited tummy gives the Bengal breed a very unique wild look closely reflecting their wild ancestors the Asian Leopard Cat.