| 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. |
| White tummies and chests with lots of spots on both spotted and marbled Bengals is preferred. Dark patterns on light-colored backgrounds; open, two-colored patterns that are chaotic and random; vivid facial markings on white backgrounds are what breeders strive for when producing show quality kittens. |
| Eye color in Brown Bengals varies from shades of brown, gold, hazel, and green |
| Updated 01-30-2010 |
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