The Bengal Nose Shape
As a Bengal breeder when I am trying to understand a feature on my Bengals, I look to the small forest dwelling wildcats as a futuristic, or extreme, model of […]
Bengal Nose Size
Above is a collage of a variety of small forest dwelling wildcats that live and hunt at night in the trees of jungles and forests. What dominant feature of the […]
Bengal Nose Set
The Bengal Standard doesn’t say anything about where the nose should be set, but a study of small forest dwelling wildcats leads to only one answer – the nose […]
Tail Set
For cats who survive on their own hunting ability, the tail is a very important feature – especially for cats who primarily live in trees as they are jumping, climbing, […]
Rule of Thirds – The Middle Third
The middle third of the Rule of Thirds is likely the most difficult section to write about because in the middle third, it is more about what you do NOT […]
Rule of Thirds – The Front Third
The first third of on the head of a small forest dwelling wildcat is the most important third of all. The front third of the head distinguishes this group of […]
Breaking Domestic Tabby Patterns
The Legs and Feet Tabby cats have beautiful striping around their legs. Leopard cats have spots. When you see Bengals with more spots on their legs than stripes, that Bengal […]
Bengal Ear Cupping and Forward Tilt
These Blogs are written by Robyn Paterson, with much of the content coming from the mind of Jon Paterson. We intend to help other Bengal breeders notice and select for […]