 Tarn's kittens at 2 weeks old. Left to right: black ticked tabby, black grizzled tabby, black spotted tabby, black grizzled tabby, and black ticked tabby. All are females except the BTT at far right. |
Tarn delivered 5 kittens in mid-February (2012). The father was an American Bobtail, chosen because of his ticked pattern, unusually large size, rangy body, and long tail. He was atypical for an American Bobtail, but perfect for a Chausie outcross.
These are A6 generation kittens with the look of the wild but mostly domestic genes. They are already affectionate and interactive with people.
Two of the kittens are already spoken for, but the rest will be available to good homes in late May. More photos to come.
For more info, see "Terms of Sale."
For
comparison, if you would like to see what 100% Jungle Cat kittens
look like, here is a photo taken in a wild part of India:
http://www.birding.in/animals/jungle_cat.htm