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Bengal cat

Bengal cat (foreign name: bengalcat), vastly improved Wedge-shaped head with round surface. The head shape is longer and wider. The head is slightly smaller in proportion to the overall body, but should not be too small and exaggerated.

The skull forms a gentle arc behind the ears and slides down to the neck. The jawbone of an adult male cat is broad. The overall appearance of the head should be wilder than that of other domestic cats.

"Bengal Leopard Cat" and "Leopard Cat" are not the same species of animals from a zoological perspective. The Bengal cat is a pet cat, while the leopard cat is a wild and completely wild cat. However, many people like to use abbreviations, but when it comes to pets, these two names refer to the same kind, and they both refer to Bengal cats.

Let me introduce you to the detailed description of the Bengal leopard cat:

Complete description

Ocelot breeding plan The method is to breed a domestic cat with the physical characteristics of the Asian leopard cat.But he has the docile and steady temperament of a domestic cat. The ocelot is an animal like a sportsman, alert to the surrounding environment; friendly, curious and confident, and has the characteristics of strength, agility, stability and elegance. This is a medium to large cat that exhibits muscular beauty and a long body. The ocelot's long muzzle, friendly round eyes, and somewhat small head give it a wild appearance. Its concave curved side surface is smooth and nearly straight. Compared with the short ears, it has wide ear bases and rounded ear tips, which further enhances the uniqueness of this cat. Its short and dense coat has a special soft and silky touch. Its coat may or may not have glitter, but it is quite beautiful whether it has it or not. The thick, low, flat to long tail further reduces its stability and beauty.

Ears

Medium to small, with broad ear bases and rounded ear tips. When viewed from the side, the tips of the ears should point forward. A slight amount of feathering can be accepted, but the tip of the ears (meaning too much feathering) like a serval cat is undesirable.

Eye

Oval shape, very close to a circle. The eyes are wide apart and slightly tilted toward the base of the ears. The color of the eyes has nothing to do with the color of the appearance. The thicker and darker the eyes, the better. Chin

A healthy chin can be seen from the side as being in line with the tip of the nose.

Mouth

Puffy and broad, with a large and conspicuous muzzle and high and overhanging cheekbones.

Nose

Large and broad; the skin appears slightly loose.

Surface

The feeling that the forehead forms a flat and slow arc that reaches the bridge of the nose without stopping. The bridge of the nose extends outward beyond the level of the eyes; the surface of the bridge of the nose extends all the way to the end of the nose, forming a slight, nearly straight and concave arc.

Neck

Long, thick and healthy; in perfect proportion to the body.

Body

Tugu

The body is long and thick, not oriental or foreign. Medium to large.

Legs

Medium length, hind feet slightly longer than front feet.

Feet

Thick, round, with extraordinary connections.

Tail

Plain length, slenderness, and rounded tapered shape.

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Healthy and thick; never feeling delicate.

Muscle

Very healthy-especially public, which is one of the key features of its appearance.

Coat/color/pattern

Length

Short to medium length. Long coat (down) is allowed in the kitten stage.

Touch

Dense and gorgeous, often soft and silky to the touch.

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Frecks There are two types: (spotted) or marble (marble-the original text is simply an introduction to marble).

Frecks

Freckles that spread randomly or are arranged in a horizontal pattern. Rose (definitely introduced) spots show two or three distinct colors or gradients (the so-called rose spots refer to the changes in the color of freckles showing different shades of color layers - the outer color is darker and the core color is darker) Light, making it look like a rose (generally beautiful), some rose patterns appear like footprints or arrow clusters. Rosettes are more popular than money-shaped freckles (that is to say, freckles that are round or semicircular in shape like rosettes with gradual color changes are better than money-shaped single-point shapes) . The rose pattern contrasts with the background color of the coat, and must be able to show an obvious pattern and clear lace. White belly is better. Stripes on the shoulders, freckles on the legs and freckles or rosettes on the tail are preferred. There must be freckles on the abdomen. Annotation: Breeders generally classify spots into two categories - money-shaped freckles and rosettes. Money-like freckles often refer to leopard-like patterns, which change little by little without expression. Rosette can also be expressed as "rosette" - it is also a kind of freckle-like pattern. It refers to the leopard-like pattern, which is a larger round or semi-circular shape or an irregular round shape. The edges of these circles are darker in color and become lighter towards the center of the circle, showing different color changes, just like roses that generally have color layer changes, so they are called "rosette" (rose pattern). In TICA's scale, "rose spots" score higher than "money-shaped freckles"!

Face

TICA officially recognizes three colors: "gold", "snow" and "silver".

Note: Since the silver color was not included in the leopard cat scale released by TICA in 2004, it is omitted.

Golden Leopard

All variations of brown are permitted; however, warm reddish brown is preferred. The color of the stripes changes from brown to black. The chin, abdomen and inner legs are preferably white.

Snow Leopard

There are different variations such as ivory jade (Seal-Sepla), mink jade (Seal-Mink), ivory blue (Seal-Lynn-Point).

Translation annotation:Simply speaking, snow leopard generally refers to an ocelot that is "white with some brown or milk color", and its body markings are less obvious (the markings are various changes of brown). Snow leopards can be classified into three types (ivory jade, mink jade and ivory blue). Ivory jade and ivory blue both have ivory-like coat background colors. However, the difference between the two is that ivory jade has an emerald-like green color. eyes, while ivory blue has sapphire-like eyes. As for mink jade, it is similar to ivory jade. The only difference is that the background color of its coat is a light brown that is translucent and close to bright color, just like mink. Skin color is common. People who don't know it easily regard snow leopards as "silver leopards", but the white color on the "silver leopard" is quite white (affected by the dominant silver gene), and the markings are also quite obvious (dark black). The contrast between the color (dark black) and the silver coat color (bright white) is quite obvious.

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