Some breeders believe in sharing their cats' pedigrees. Some breeders do not. Learn the reasons why people are either for or against making public their cat's pedigrees.
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Some breeders believe in sharing their cats' pedigrees. Some breeders do not. Learn the reasons why people are either for or against making public their cat's pedigrees.
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In the late 1980’s, early 1990’s. Gene Johnson (Gogees cattery) and Bob Dundon (Nola cattery), introduced the Burmese domestic into their Bengal programs to increase the gene pool by breeding Warhawk of Flyingwfarms to a sable Burmese. The second generation from that cross produces the first seal sepia “snow leopard” with green eyes.