
Gogees Beaudazious
of Clarkstone
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Our
litters are” SOLD OUT” fast. Our reputation
of producing quality bengals is what drives our success
and treating folk’s with respect, earning their trust
and friendship the old fashion way….they say. We
recommend getting on our “CUB RESERVE LIST” by
putting a small deposit (min. $200) down early. We work
on a first come first serve bases. Our prices, often discounted
for many reasons, is what one does when they are building
a business. Careful considerations are given on where our
cubs go….we care about the lives of our cubs in the
years to come…and stay connected long after the sale…..it’s
more like an extended family. Our prices start at or around $750
and up for a cub without breeding rights……we’ll
call this a pet Bengal. For a cub with the rights to breed
it’s somewhat higher but, many breeders re-coupe
their original investment with their first litter.
These
cubs start at $ 1500 and up. All show quality stock is
separately priced on a per cub evaluation, we only have
a few of these each year. We have a separate” SHOW ” list.
Clarkstone Bengals breeds the best lines in the world,
our pedigree’s show this , ” We believe if
you breed the very best- you will produce the very best ” you
can rest assured that this breeding plan is well thought
out. People know quality when they see it or are around
it . This truly makes us a cattery to remember, don’t
you agree?
We
would like to take this time to invite you out for a
visit. It’s very important that you see the cattery,
where your baby was conceived and delivered. to see the
parents of the cub and to see how they are cared for
is also great concern. We believe that it is the first
step in the process of adopting a bengal cub. You’ll
find our facility like none other, putting our cats first
with a building designed for them .We strive for excellence
in all we do, and this illuminates our path of purrrfection
. The clowder , are really pampered and always comfortable.
Heaven’s sake……not all cattery’s
are the same and all Bengals are not the same….it
pay’s to see conditions these cats are raised in.
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