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| Bengal The Bengal breed first originated from deliberate crossings of a leopard cat and house cats (rather like crossing a horse and a donkey to make a mule) by Jean Mill, who began an extensive breeding program that was picked up by numerous other breeders giving us today's Bengal breed. The first time cross with one leopard cat parent and
one house cat parent is called the F1 generation. An F2 is the offspring of an F1, and F3 is the offspring of an F2, etc. After 3 generations of Bengal to Bengal breeding, we use the designation SBT and the Bengal is then allowed into the show ring. The Bengal cat is now accepted, and shown for championship designation, in several domestic cat associations. The Bengal breed is different from other spotted breeds in that the spotting pattern is derived from a naturally spotted species of cat (the leopard cat), and therefore the look is more distinct and wild appearing than that found in other breeds. Click here to find one:
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