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Paragon Bengals, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, breeds silver rosetted Bengals, brown rosetted Bengals, snow rosetted Bengals, and golden rosetted Bengals from Championship bloodlines, targeting type; exotic look; crisp, clear coats, contrasted patterns; short, tight, indescribably soft pelts; and excellent dispositions. We are a proud member of The International Cat Association (TICA) and The International Bengal Cat Society (TIBCS). Our cattery is dedicated to the promotion and preservation of the Bengal breed of domestic cat. Paragon Bengals offers pet, breeder, and show quality Bengal cats and kittens from championship bloodlines. We breed for pattern, color, clarity, type, and temperament. We offer traditional brown (black) rosetted tabbies along with rufus-colored, golden background, silver Bengals with rosettes, spots or ocelot markings, and beautiful marbled Bengals. We have something for everyone! Whether you are looking for the purr-fect pet, companion, and friend; great Bengal to incorporate into your Bengal breeding program; or the Bengal show cat of your dreams, Paragon Bengals purr-sonifies complete excellence! Our Bengals have great Asian Leopard Cat (ALC) type; are highly glittered; healthy; and lovingly doted on. Our kittens are hallmarked by their outstanding socialization and beauty. Time and time again, we receive this type of feedback from our clients.
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Bengals are very social and talkative cats that will follow you anywhere and go with you everywhere! They are very athletic and need plenty of room to accommodate this trait. Cat trees provide a source of interest and activity for them, plus a place to sharpen their claws (an innate need they must satisfy). If you are concerned about whether or not you would be able to spend enough time with your Bengal, consider purchasing a "two-some" as in two brothers, or a brother and sister, etc. Our experience has shown that Bengals tend to thrive better in pairs, because they are such social cats. They love interaction and will even play with your other pets, provided they experience an orientation period of at least a week of separation from your other pets upon the arrival of your new Bengal to your home. Please e-mail us if you have any questions at all about raising Bengals. And, should you by chance become obsessed with collecting Bengals, please also note that we enjoy mentoring new Bengal breeders!!
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Last modified: July 1, 2009