


WHAT IS A
JUNGLE CAT HYBRID???
Jungle cat hybrids are a cross between a Jungle Cat and a domestic cat. The 1st generation is referred to as "F1". When you breed a pure jungle cat with a domestic cat, the kittens are 50% jungle cat (wild). When you breed one of those kittens with another domestic cat, then you get 2nd generation kittens, "F2s", which are 25% jungle cat. "F3"s are 12.5% jungle cat and "F4"s are 6.25%. All males are sterile until the F4 or F5 generation, and therefore cannot be sold as breeders. Jungle cat hybrids are different from regular domestic cats. They are not like regular cats. They would rather be playing and exploring than lying around. They retain the appearance and intelligence of the jungle cat but have the affectionate temperament of a domestic house cat. They are very active and need a lot of attention. Toys and other play things help keep their active minds busy, especially as kittens. They are known to be very doglike: they can be leash trained, taught to fetch, and love tug of war. Jungle cat hybrids are “wild” looking, with lean, powerful bodies, long legs and necks, and large ears (sometimes with ear tufts). Size also contributes to their popularity. Although there is no guarantee on the adult size of any given kitten, they are generally larger than domestic cats. The F1 generation cats range from 20 to 30 lbs and the F-2 (Junglebobs) range from 18-25 lbs.
WHAT IS A JUNGLEBOB???






What a funny little tail!



Junglebobs are "F2" (2nd generation) jungle cat hybrids, but with a unique twist!
Junglebobs have bobtails, giving them the wild look of a bobcat! This comes from the F1 female being bred to a domestic bobtailed cat (such as a Pixiebob, Manx, or American Bobtail). Jungle cat hybrids-- with a little something extra!




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