F1 Bengal Cat

F1 bengal cats have quite a similar coat to asian leopard cats which have minimal to no shedding. When an alc is bred with a domestic cat an f1 bengal is produced. The breed of domestic cat used doesnt matter it will always produce a bengal.
f1 bengal cat

F1 are the first generation of the bengal cat they are the first hybrid offspring and are also known as original bengals.

F1 bengal cat. Early generation bengals ie f1 f2 and f3 hybrids with an asian leopard cat alc compared to later generations. F1 bengal breeder. The coat of f1 bengals is quite similar to that of an asian leopard cat. The bengal produced will just have half of the characteristics of the alc and half of the domestic breed used.

Thus they too nearly do not shed at all. The name bengal derives from the alcs scientific name prionailurus bengalensis. F1 and f2 savannah cat and savannah kittens are available starting at 6000. Available savannah kittens available for sale.

F2 savannah breeder. We have been a f1 bengal and savannah cat breeder since 2001. To explain better we have included a chart that can help understand the bengal cat. Initially the f1 females are bred with a fertile male bengal or an asian leopard cat to produce f2 bengals.

The family line starts from f1 and continues to f5.