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Have you met the new Bengal on the block? It\u2019s the cashmere Bengal and are they gorgeous! They\u2019re the long-hair version of the exotic Bengal and they come in a variety of patterns and colors, brown, silver, and snow and these might be mink marbled or silver spotted or lynx spotted. Oh the choices. I want to bring them all home.<\/p>\n
Not only are they beautiful, their medium long fur is soft, fine and not likely to mat, plus there\u2019s apparently minimal shedding.<\/p>\n
Visit this website if you\u2019d like to see what\u2019s new in the world of cats.<\/p>\n
https:\/\/www.indiancreekbengals.com\/cashmere.html<\/a><\/p>\n Believe it or not cashmere Bengals do exist naturally, but they\u2019re rare.<\/p>\n I wondered what is the rarest breed of cat. Have you heard of the Sokoke? This cat is also known as African shorthair and Sokoke forest cat. This is a natural breed that some say might include the Egyptian Mau. A litter of these seemingly naturally friendly cats were found in Kenya in 1977 and are some of the rarest cats around and most expensive. Here\u2019s more about the Sokoke. https:\/\/thediscerningcat.com\/sokoke\/<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Have you met the new Bengal on the block? It\u2019s the cashmere Bengal and are they gorgeous! They\u2019re the long-hair version of the exotic Bengal and they come in a variety of patterns and colors, brown, silver, and snow and … Continue reading