Cat Associations & Bengal Breed Standards
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The International Cat Association (TICA) The Bengal Breed - a TICA PerspectiveA Breed Seminar by Jeff and Heather RobertsComprehensive seminar notes on the Bengal Breed from the TICA perspective, including history and detailed notes on what TICA judges look for in Bengal show cats. Click Here. |
Bengal Breed Association Acceptance and Bengal Breed Standards
- Fédération Internationale Féline (FIFe) | Bengal breed standard
- The International Cat Association (TICA) | Bengal breed standard
- Governing Council of the Cat Fancy (GCCF) (UK) | Bengal breed standard
- American Association of Cat Enthusiasts (AACE) |
Bengal breed standard - American Cat Fanciers Association (ACFA) | Bengal breed standard
- Australian Cat Federation (ACF) | Bengal breed standard
- United Feline Organization (UFO) (no published standard)
- Canadian Cat Association (CCA) | Bengal breed info
- Traditional Cat Association | Bengal FAQ
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Although increasingly popular, the Bengal breed is controversial because some cat fanciers are concerned that the wild blood may cause temperament problems. Others are not in favor of breeding domestic cats to wild cats for conservation reasons, since most of our wild cats are threatened or endangered. It is not expected tha the Bengal breed will ever be accepted by the Cat Fanciers' Association (CFA), since CFA's board has voted not to accept any breed with documented non-domestic ancestry.
Bengal Cat Clubs
USA
The International Bengal Breeders AssociationUnited Kingdom
The Bengal Cat Club of Great Britain
The Bengal Cat Club
The Ocicat and Bengal Cat Club
Bengal Cat Magazine (webzine)
Germany, Switzerland, Austria
IG Bengal Katzen Schweiz
Come In Bengals
Holland-Nederlands: Neobengalen
Sweden: Bengal Cat Club Sweden
Denmark: Bengal Cat Association of Denmark
Norway: Bengalkatten
France: Cercle Felin du Bengal
Poland: Koty Bengalskie
