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Silver Bengal Cats & Bengal Kittens at Pleasant Pond Bengals - Long Island - New York

The most recently recognized color for Bengal Cats is silver. Like the other colors, silver Bengals can be found in both spotted (leopard) and marble patterns.
Very nice, clear coated silver Bengals look much like the Snow Leopard. Their background color should be clear silver, with no ticking. The spots or rosettes should be black or charcoal. There should be no brown or gold tones (referred to as tarnishing) on the silver Bengal. Some bloodlines of silver Bengals have been developed using the American Shorthair, the Eqyptian Mau and the Ocicat. There is, however, a line of silver Bengals that arose through the original Bengal lines. At Pleasant Pond we are trying to integrate the best of both bloodlines to produce beautiful silver Bengal Cats.   We have been fortunate to acquire cats from Aluren and Kingsmark catteries to integrate into our Pleasant Pond silvers.

Silver Bengal Queens

Pleasant Pond's Silver Gemeni
Sire: Millwood Bronte` of Pleasant Pond
Dam: Pleasant Pond Sahara (pictured at top of page)
TICA No: CON 052105 036

Very nice spotted silver girl with great personality and nice
conformation.

Pleasant Pond Silver Sylvia

Sire: Silvergene Silver Bullet

Dam: Kingsmark Calibrea of Pleasant Pond

TICA #:SBT 081606 023

Sylvia is a lovely girl with a nice wild look. She has inky black markings, nice profile, small ears and good conformation.

Photo coming soon

Silver Star is a first generation (AON) cross between the American Shorthair and Bengal. She will be contributing at least one litter of kittens to our silver program in 2009.   Her parents are American Shorthair, Crown E Midnight Tease (Tess), and Pleasant Pond's Silver Hawk.

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The most recently recognized color for Bengal Cats is silver. Like the other colors, silver Bengals can be found in both spotted (leopard) and marble patterns. Very nice, clear coated silver Bengals look much like the Snow Leopard. Their background color should be clear silver, with no ticking. The spots or rosettes should be black or charcoal. There should be no brown or gold tones (referred to as tarnishing) on the silver Bengal. Some bloodlines of silver Bengals have been developed using the American Shorthair, the Eqyptian Mau and the Ocicat. There is, however, a line of silver Bengals that arose through the original Bengal lines. At Pleasant Pond we are trying to integrate the best of both bloodlines to produce beautiful silver Bengal Cats. We have been fortunate to acquire cats from Aluren and Kingsmark catteries to integrate into our Pleasant Pond silvers.
Silver Bengal Queens
Pleasant Pond's Silver Gemeni Sire: Millwood Bronte` of Pleasant Pond Dam: Pleasant Pond Sahara (pictured at top of page) TICA No: CON 052105 036 Very nice spotted silver girl with great personality and nice conformation.

Pleasant Pond Silver Sylvia Sire: Silvergene Silver Bullet Dam: Kingsmark Calibrea of Pleasant Pond TICA #:SBT 081606 023 Sylvia is a lovely girl with a nice wild look. She has inky black markings, nice profile, small ears and good conformation. Photo coming soon
Silver Star is a first generation (AON) cross between the American Shorthair and Bengal. She will be contributing at least one litter of kittens to our silver program in 2009. Her parents are American Shorthair, Crown E Midnight Tease (Tess), and Pleasant Pond's Silver Hawk.