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History
Most people have heard of or seen cats. Ocicats, But you never hear about the classic "Jungala". An image of one may not be found on a website, that farmers are allowed to breed with them, However, they may not exhibit them. There are three additional variants in the breed Ocicat, The classic ยซJungala,ยป, the classic tabby Ocicat which in New Zealand is called a cat Jungala, as well as the name of the race of the Ocicat cat (‘Ociโ), It is derived from the name of the cat of Ocelot, a "wild" Central American or a cat "jungle", The new name in Spain for the "Jungala", which is also taken from the Sanskrit word that means "the jungle".
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This breed was achieved by crossing a mixture of the Abyssinian cat, the Siamese cat and of the American shorthair cat. As such, is a home race, that was selectively bred to emulate the ocelot is found in nature, while retaining the friendly disposition of domestic.
In New Zealand, the first cats Jungala were registered by the Karakakat kennel, with CATZ Incorporated, who recognized the Jungala cat as an independent breed with full championship status in August 2001.
Physical characteristics
The so -called "Jungala" is a Ocicat cat without stains. Or more specifically, a cat with genetics Ocicat that express only one pattern Tabby Classic. The conformation and personality type are exactly the same as an Ocicat, but the pattern should conform to that of the classic brindle model of the American shorthair cat
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The Oci-Classic has a large bullseye circle on each side of the torso broadly defined with a beautiful color contrast. Their stomachs are also marked with spots. The spotted kittens are very nice, the classical coloring is awesome, with a luxurious and exceptional velvety color, an authentic and unusual color combination. Are highly prized for its stunning beauty. This pattern is especially striking when viewed on a Tabby Silver, where the silver under light allows a strong contrast with the marks of the final layer color depth.
Character and skills
The Jungala cat, just like their counterparts Ocicat, they are very sociable and somewhat similar to dogs in their devotion for the people. They are bright, easily manageable and often are outgoing, even with strangers. As such, they are an ideal cat for households where there are other pets and children.
Source: catzinc.org