Bell Book N Bengal Brown Bengals
Brown Spotted Tabby is the "Traditional" Bengal, while Brown Marbled Tabby is rapidly
becoming a favorite.  Browns come in an infinite array of shades and hues, from
brown/gray to ruddy/beige and everything in between.  And as varied as their colors, the
patterns are just as diverse. The preferred patterning is random and chaotic  Body stripes,
bull's eye tabby patterns, and  vertical body patterns are considered faults when deciding
on show quality cats and kittens.  White, puffy whisker pads, white chins, white markings
around the eyes, and dark mascara markings add to the "wild look" of a show quality
Bengal.   These cats are extremely attractive, and very desired by people who love the
look of a wild cat in a small companion animal.
Light-colored tummies with lots of spots on
both spotted and marbled Bengals is
preferred.  The whiter the tummy and darker
the spots is what breeders strive for in their
programs.
Brown Spotted Variations
Brown Marble variations
Eye color in Brown Bengals varies from shades of  brown, gold, hazel, and green
Bell Book N Bengal Cattery proudly claims the following Brown Bengals:

Studs
Foothillfelines Sir Pouncelot--Brown Spotted
Tecspots Triton of Bellbooknbengal-Brown Rosetted/Spotted
Simplysimes Ronin of Bellbooknbengal-Brown Spotted
Bellbooknbengal King Arthur-Brown Spotted

Queens
Bellbooknbengal Avalon-Brown Marble
Bellbooknbengal Pilikia-Brown Spotted
Simplysimes Tayla of Bellbooknbengal-Brown Marble
HiDezert Siren of Bellbooknbengal-Brown Spotted
Desertsmeow Starbuck of Bellbooknbengal-Brown Spotted

Kittens
Bellbooknbengal Polkadot-Brown Spotted
Bellbooknbengal Freckles-Brown Spotted
Bellbooknbengal RogerDodger-Brown Spotted
Bellbooknbengal RockinOn-Brown Marble
Updated 09-30-07
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