Marguerite Paduano Sweetshop Cattery (760) 948-1731 I have decided after 40 years of raising many breeds of cats, that the Burmese was the perfect cat. they are true people lover cats for cat lover people. They are affectionate, quiet, extremely clean, don't climb or caterwahl like the Siamese, easy to care for and content to be inside pets. They get along well with other cats and animals but people are their main concern. They are fond of dogs, and also do well traveling. The Burmese has been a rare but well apreciated breed for many years., due to it's gentle characteristics. It is a smaller sized breed. It comes in 4 colors in the USA registries. Sable, champagne, blue and platinum. I also have Bengals. I recommend the bengal to persons experienced with cats, with the patience to accept a little more independence, curiosity, survival instincts, hunting skills and athletic abilities. The Bengal (due to it's wild hybrid background ) is extremely intelligent, and clever. In the right houdehold with loving attention they are fabulous pets. Without attention they tend to get aloof or skidish. they also get along with dogs well but are a threat to small birds and pet rodents. They can be a challang but if time and attention is given the rewards are worth the effort. The Bengal is a hybrid of Asian Leopard cats crossed with domestic cats. The first 3 generations although absolutely beautiful, are seldom handelable. the later generations can make great pets. They come in many shades and patterns. There are spottted (leopard type) Marbles (tiger markings) and snows (white, with spots or marble markings, usually with bright blue eyes) If fed a proper diet they can develop into a larger than normal housecat size. But background genetics will determine just how big. They at his point in breeding seem to have a lot of resistance or imunity to some of the feline diseases, They can be dificult to breed,
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European Burmese Breeders Around the World. Contact Ann-Louise De Voe in Grove City through email or call (614)871-2083.
