Gaylee rosetted Bengal cats; stud bengals

~ Requires a Java Enabled Browser.

We are lucky enough to know several Bengal breeders who have import lines and have invited us to use their Bengal studs, so we are able to offer superb Bengal kittens from several great pedigrees, as well as having some lovely rosetted Bengal females from USA and Canadian import lines ourselves. These studs are not at Public Stud.

(1st picture) The stunning rosetted Seal Lynx (blue-eyed) Snow (below) is Tarantela Tornado bred by Karen Shard of Tarantela Bengals, Savannahs and Siamese. We have the privilege of being able to use Tornado. He is not at public stud.
We also have the privilege of being able to use a rosetted Seal Lynx rosetted Snow boy Junglefire 30 Seconds to Mars owned by Liz of Junglefire Bengals (2nd row picture).
The studs below are not at public stud.

Tarantela Tornado

Junglefire 30 Seconds to Mars

Just a few of our Bengals who made it to the top.

GAYLEE KITTEN 'BEST IN SHOW ' twice since June 2010

We sold Gaylee Cooper to Debby in Belgium last June and in his first ever show he obtained 'BEST IN SHOW'. and repeated this win again in September.

We are all so pleased with this lovely boy, and like all our Bengals he has a great temperament and lots of purrsonality.

Cooper has a wild head, nicely set ears and stunning donut rosetting on a pale gold background. He really is black on gold.

ANOTHER GAYLEE BENGAL BECOMES 'BEST IN SHOW' AND OBTAINS 'SUPREME' TITLE.

Supreme Grand Champion. Gaylee Olakunde; Best in Show (picture taken at 4 months) This stud out of Brockenmoor Galileo x Starwinds Jamaka is in New Zealand with Patty Sierra of Wildtreasurebengals: 100% clear coated, soft glittering gold background and huge rosettes. With a temperament second to none. We do miss him.

UPDATE
Congratulations Patty on Kunde becoming a 'Supreme' and winning the 'National Award Top 15 over all shorthair breeds.,' AND 'BEST IN SHOW' over all breeds at a recent Cat Fancy show. Patty plans to neuter Kunde next year so she can have him back in her home to live with her as a beloved family member again, she misses him so much being outside. She plans to use him as a 'Outreach Therapy pet, to visit people in hospital and rest homes and children with 'special needs,' as he has such a wonderful personality.
The award left was sent from New Zealand when I was awarded the 'Breeders Award of Excellent' when Kunde won 'Best in Show.'

Right: Grand Champion Gaylee Sukumar Roshan
(picture at 14 weeks)

The little boy right is the last son of Gaylee Ebony and is in New Zealand to hopefully help their breeding programme. Sukumar has a pale gold glittering (totally) unticked coat, large jet black two tone rosettes, rounded ears a short thick tail and deep gold eyes. We shall miss his purring every time he was picked up and his loving nature.

Congratulations to Sukumar and his owner Dwyllis on their first show. Suku won his 'open' and 'Best coloured Bengal in Show' and he is only 5 months old.
Update Suku is now a Grand Champion at a year old.