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Here is Bamboo Geisha Girl of Raganwood at 5 months of age. Geisha is a F1, meaning that she is the first generation of the cross of an Aisian Leopard Cat with a SBT Bengal queen. She looks very much like her sire, Aisian Leopard CatMaximus of Bamboo. Geisha's has the ocelli eyes on the back of her ears, the white facial markings that flow down her chin and stomach, and beautiful, large rosetted spots. Geisha is not one bit timid, never hides from visitors, and is friendly and loving. This mermaid doll is Geisha's favorite toy. There are additional pictures under Queens

I live in Kansas City, Missouri and have been a Bengal Cat breeder for about 15 years. I'm retired now so I get to love and take care of all my babies full time. This is a photo of a painting of an Asian Leopard Cat, White Lightning and Madonna. Painted by Janet Kuemmerlein, 816-842-7049.

This is a picture painted by my good friend and bengal breeder, Meg Sorhus, www.southousebengals.com.South house bengals Note the facial expression on the cat in the middle, Samantha. Meg has captured the very unique facial expression of Samantha. Thank you meg, for painting this wonderful picture for me.

This is a picture of Princess'(under Queens) and Thor's (under Studs) litter born on 10-3-11. There are six brown spotted and two brown marble kittens. They are examples of the beautiful kittens I raise in my Raganwood cattery.

This is me, Ruth Ragan, and two of my "Loves"; a Savannah and a Bengal. I added Savannahs to my Cattery in 2010. I find that both Breeds are very loving and are wonderful companions.

Most of my Bengal kittens are glittered. Glitter means they have shiny, gold or silver hairs in their coats and when the light hits their coats they glitter.More importantly, when they have a lot of glitter they shed very little hair I have Bengal kittens in the basic colors; i.e., browns,snows, and silvers with spotted and marbled patterns.There is a big variety in the colors of the spots and backgrounds. The Savannahs are all brown spotted.

Quite often people with allergies can have a glittered Bengal in their home and not have to suffer with allergies.  Raising Bengals is a lot  of fun and it gives me an opportunity to meet people, some of whom have become good friends.

This picture shows two 10x10 outdoor pens that my Studs  enjoy.

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