so i had surgery about a week ago and have been just chilling in bed more and have really been watching my lil typhoon. i started to watch his personality more then before. he acts so much like a human in a sense. when he wants something he takes it. he can open just about any thing that is close. i found him and my other cat rolling in a tub of cat nip that he got open! he is so loving and cuddling and yet has that independent passion as well. at only 4 months, he sits there and cuddles with me, my puppy, and my other cat and cleans us! i cant even explain how amazing his personality is. so i was thinkign to myself, i would love to have more like him to offer the world. the only thing is, although i feel he has stud quality personality, he wasn't the pick of the litter look wise. as for breed line... lets see if i can say this right...

His great grandmother was "Rapture"F2 (second round after the first breeding of an Egyptian Mau with Asian Leopard cat stud). "Rapture" was bred to a F4 Snow bengal. From that liter "Marble" was bred to "whitey". a Snow bengal female from that was bred to "Silver"(SILVER has an impecable QUAD Grand Champion pedigree) "Silver" was Stud service Star Bengal. the snow bengal (typhoon mom: A real nice SNOW bengal who makes kittens with saucer sized eyes that are usually royal Bue, sometime gooseberry green on the browns.).

SO would he be good to breed? ill attack pictures i have of "Marble" & "Rapture". Working on getting a picture of "Silver"

I believe this is "Rapture".. not 100% sure. waiting on email back with for sure picture.


"Marble"

Typhoon is gorgeous, but possibly just a very beautiful pet.

Playing devil's advocate, even if you did decide to breed from him (after following all the correct registration rules) but had only paid your breeder a pet price, you'd owe your breeder a bit (no, make that alot!) more cash.

A breeding quality kitten is a premium & very select sale and your breeder will want recognition (and payment) for that.

Pet prices in the UK are usually around £400-£600.
Breeding quality kittens are upwards of £1000-£1500 and more.