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Bengal Kittens for Sale
Dear
Potential Bengal Kitten Owner,
We breed only Bengals and strive for the finest
possible.
We started our breeding program in the fall of 2000.
We are especially proud of our kittens. They come from sweet, loving,
champion lines and are not only exceptionally beautiful but they also
have sweet,
affectionate temperaments and crave human attention and
companionship.
This confident, well socialized personality is a result selective
breeding but especially
because of our early socialization and handling
techniques.
From birth all kittens are introduced to our smell and
touch and sound.
As their eyes open the first thing they see after the mother
is
humans.
The grandchildren play with them and we vacuum around them almost daily.
They are held, handled, caressed and played with on an ongoing basis.
From 2 weeks to 7 weeks of age is the most critical time for
imprinting.
By the time you get your kitten they have already been strongly
imprinted to humans.
We retire our Queens after about 3 years so they can have a normal life.
We choose replacements, not just based on beauty, but even more
important based on temperament,
vigor, and ability to get along with
other cats, animals, and people.
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Text us at: 858-353-1343
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Available
Kittens
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Sedona Litter
Sedona has 4 kittens born last Sunday, one female and three males. The
father is Supreme Grand Champion Brissinger. Both parents have
exceptionally friendly, "hold me", personalities, unusual for a Bengal.
They were born Jan. 26 and will be ready for their new homes on or
after Apr 06.
The brown color comes in slowly and as they get older the spots get
bigger and the space between the spots (rosettes) gets better
separation. As they get older they will get much better looking—more
like the father Brissinger. They are available for deposits now and,
although they cannot go home you yet, you can visit them as they grow
older. You are always welcome to come play with the litter. Some think
of it as their “cat café”. As they get better looking I will replace
these pictures.
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Echo's Litter
Echo’s kittens are 24 hours old in this picture. She has 6 all brown
alnd all rosetted. It takes 6-8 weeks for about 65% of the brown to come in, and
about 14 months for 100% of the brown to come in. As a result they don’t
show much brown but that will change. They were born Feb. 6 and can
go to their new homes on or after April 17. They are just newborns and
to young to share with outsiders at this point. One risk is that the
mother will feel her kittens are not safe and in a frenzy start putting
them all over the place, banging them up and losing track of them. With
most mothers the kittens have to be at least 10 days old before you can
show them to strangers, some take at least 3 weeks, and I have seen
early generation Bengals where you can’t look in the nesting box and
have to wait for the kittens to come out on their own. Many Bengal
mothers are extremely protective of their young, no matter how
comfortable they are with humans, while other Bengals are much more at
ease.
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Summer's Litter
Summer has 4 rosetted kittens, 3 female and one
male. They are only 3 weeks old in these pictures so the brown color has
not come in yet. They will eventually look like the mother. The color
in the faces and ears is the best indicator of how they will eventually
look but always richer than the face and ears are at an early age. It
takes a little over a year for the full color to come in on browns, two
years on the snows. Summer
is a sweet affectionate female, and the father, Hunter, is very mild
mannered and unassuming. They like everyone and so the kittens will
inherit that personality plus copycat the mothers easy going friendly
manner. They were born jFeb. 17th and can go to their new homes on or
after April 28th. These are very nicely marked and show quality. Summer
Sun’s brother, Blazing Sun made Quadruple Grand Champion!
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Available Kittens & Litters
on the way
Updated March 15
| DOB |
Dam and Sire
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Date
Available |
Number Available,
Color & Pattern |
| Jan 26 | Sedona x Brissinger | April 6 | Brown Marbled Female available |
| Feb 6 |
Echo x SGC Brissinger |
April 17 |
6 - Brown Spotted, big rosettes, females |
| Feb 17 | Summer x Hunter | April 28 | 4 - Big Brown Rosettes, 3 males, 1 female | | Due March | Chinook x SnowFire | May 29 ? | Due |
Most of our kittens are sold by the time they are 8 weeks old.
We let them go to their new permanent home at 10 weeks of age.
A $200 deposit will hold the kitten of your choice.
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Breezy
and kittens having a great time!
For your enjoyment: A
Sleepy Afternoon
All information and images property of San Diego Bengal cats.
E-mail us at:
gcolby@att.net
 
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