Windswept Breeder of Mohave Bob, Desert Lynx, Highland Lynx & Snowbob


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	Windswept Mohave Bob * Desert Lynx * Highland Lynx * Snowbob Let Windswept tame your soul, with exotically wild spots and stripes to fill the imagination of owning a wild cat with a purring gentleness of the domestic cat. Windswept is a small cattery started in the spring of 2004! We are also the founding breeder of the Mohave Bobs. Our cats are Rare and Exotic Feline Registry (REFR) registered Mohave Bobs, Desert Lynx, Highland Lynx and Snowbobs, with several of our cats being snow gene, others just uniquely colored and a few traditional colored. We hope to produce quality exotic bobtails that are unique of the snow gene. In the past I have shown and raised top quality Australian Shepherds and took a break from showing the dogs, and turned my attention to these wonderful breeds of cats (a smart dog in a cat suit). As of 2007 Windswept will be downsizing our breeding program to work primarily on the Mohave Bobs. From time to time we will still have Desert Lynx and Highland Lynx, still specializing in producing Snow Bobs, in Mink, Sepia added with a few rare colors of Chocolate, Lilac, adding in Silver and possibly Cinnamon. In patterns of Spotted, Clouded and Ticked. What's New Check here for the most recent updates to the site 4-29-09 New Kitten Pictures on Available page 4-17-09 Caes & Cia Pet Magazine will be doing a new article on the Mohave Bob 11-14-07 Mohave Bob Article In Brazilian Caes & Cia Pet Magazine Translation Feline with varies peculiarities In the photo, the Mohave Bob cat still in development and origination of the mixture between four rare races: Desert Lynx (characterized for the wild aspect, spotted pelt and ears with tuffs ): Snow Bob (cat of short tail, with more fingers that the usual one): Selkirk Rex (famous for the long curled coat and): Highland Lynx (with wild aspect and ears turned for tras) the idealizer of the Mohave Bob, Stacy Adams of North American, involved with cats since 2004. Its objective to form a race that congregated the main characteristics of the ancestral ones: appearance of cat of the weeds; tuffs on the one in the ears; shortened or absent tail; more fingers that usual the five in the front and four in the back ones; pelagem crespa; e at least in part of the cases, ears with tips located for tras. The Mohave name was given in reference to the desert of Mohave, in Arizona, Place of origin of the race, the term bob comes of bobtail, that assigns to the lack of tail or its shortening. The first batch of Mohave was born in February of 2006. Today there are 22 units of the race in the world, all in U.S.A., the work of four breeders. The recognized Mohave and only for the Rare entity ties the moment and Exotic Feline Registry. 11-09-07 Rose has joined with Windswept Cattery NOTICE: DNA testing has not confirmed Bobcat ancestry and this breed is considered wholly domestic by registry. Article on bobcat hybrid crosses It has become very apparent that most people are not knowledgeable on the differences between a Bobcat and the Desert Lynx breed. In my years of working with the Desert Lynx I can say there is no confirmed Bobcat to cat crosses. While the internet boosts of the sizes of the Desert Lynx to be bigger than the average housecat, and in the past has stated that the Desert Lynx is a Bobcat hybrid, I can say I have not seen one. While the breed is a large breed it does not get the sizes of Bobcats. While I try to breed to resemble a more bobcat look I do not have Bobcats nor do my cats get those sizes. It is my goal to have stocky broad bodied cats with larger thicker legs with broad head pieces and shaggy coats. But most of all I want my kittens to have the wonderful dog like personalities. Website Designed and Maintained by Windswept Breed Designer Copyrighted All Rights reserved © 2005, 2006, 2007 Last Updated 04/29/2009