A Cat Like No Other
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As we all know, the word "Cashmere" defines "an incredibly fine, soft wool used in creating garments associated with luxury and elegance." We define the Cashmere Cat in similar terms: "Luxurious, Elegant, Incredibly Soft, and Stunningly Beautiful." The Cashmere is, in fact, the long coated version
of the Bengal Cat -- a breed well known for being exotic in looks and engaging in temperament. Come in and discover The Cashmere Cat, but beware: This exotic beauty may well steal your heart!
Cashmere Bengal History
In the same way, the longhair or "Cashmere" variety of Bengal has admirers and supporters within the breeder community, and the cats are now being shown in the "New Trait" class with the hope of having them fully accepted for show competition soon.
Cashmere Bengal Owners Library
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Guide to Owning a Bengal Cat
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Getting to know the Bengal cat, 3rd edition
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Homeopathic Care for Cats and Dogs: Small Doses for Small Animals
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Acu-Cat: A Guide to Feline Acupressure
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The Complete Herbal Handbook for the Dog and Cat
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Little Leopard Cats In Cuddley Plush
The Cashmere Personality
The semi long coated Cashmere variety of Bengal is very similar in personality and temperament to their short coated siblings. They are active, curious, typically outgoing, generally companionable with other pets (especially dogs), and highly social. They are often found playing in the sink or shower, and have an "un-cat-like" affinity for water and bathing. Often considered "dog like" in their propensity to retrieve, learn tricks, and follow their owners around from room to room, they are nonetheless "all feline" and require indulgence and training to respond to their excellent leaping skills(which may well find them suddenly in the middle of your dining room table, or even the top of your refridgerator!)and investigative nature. The Cashmere is perhaps a tad quieter in nature than his short coated brethren, but he is still a cat with a reasonably high energy level, and happiest in a household in which he can be an active participant.
Bengal and Cashmere Cat Clothing and Gift Items
The Beautiful Cashmere Bengal Calt
Comments and Questions
Let us know what you think of the Cashmere Bengal Cat
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- homecarediva homecarediva Apr 9, 2009 @ 12:14 am
- Now that is cool! This lens is invited to join The Cool Lens Group - where EACH lens gets VOTES from the admin. One of the coolest and busiest groups is reopened.
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- SueNYC SueNYC Nov 20, 2007 @ 2:31 pm
- I have the regular sort of Bengal (if there is such a thing). I love the look of the long haired ones. Hope they get accepted soon as they are gorgeous.
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- snaz snaz Nov 15, 2007 @ 2:55 am
- Terry - Thank you for introducing me to these extraordinary creatures! I can see one of these noble felines in my future. (although, I prefer the short haired Bengal variety) Wow what beautiful cats!
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- Lauralbriar Lauralbriar Nov 8, 2007 @ 1:17 pm
- These cats are so beautiful! Thank you for sharing on this lens - a real 5 Star Site! Love your collies of course, 1've two tri-colours myself!
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- Karendelac Karendelac Oct 27, 2007 @ 10:26 pm
- I am passionate about animals and your lens is a solid 5 stars. Please visit my top rated Bird Rescue Lens ~~ I just released a state of the art Titanic lens as well ~~ Please click on Karendelac above, to view them.
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