Bakhutan Hearts On Fire Sire: CH Alara Tattii Tachi Nee of Bakhutan Dam: Dreamland Sekhmet of Bakhutan "Hearts" is a sweet and contrasty girl born last spring. She was one of my "picks" for the show season I missed. LOL. Tri-colored, with good profile and tiny ears, she presents with that well known loving purrsonality and willingness to please. Having retired her dam as well as Maidenvoyage of Bakhutan, I was in need of a suitable marble for my program. Sekhmet (Lady of the Flame) carried the non-fading sorrel gene and it seems to have come through brightly on Hearts coloring. Look for a breeding in the spring!

Bakhutan Tararegene Sire: DGCH Silvergenes Tsuami Dam: Dreamland Sheian of Bakhutan "Tara" is a story in coming home… Sold into a good breeding program, her owner checked back as per protocol to see if I’d like to have her back when she was done with her (she changes her breeding stock every three years). Having always loved her looks and purrsonality, I readily agreed. She hasn’t disappointed us. Though darker than most like, she has given us large and robust litters in varying colors and patterns.

Bakhutan MierSo Sire: CH Alara Tattii Tachi Nee of Bakhutan Dam: Dreamland Sheian of Bakhutan MierSo (Spirit Star) was another of my show picks this last year. With some donut rosetting and her glittered plush pelt, I felt she had good show potential. With her "in your face/pet me now" purrsonality, she’ll definitely be a crowd pleaser. She’s never met a toy she can’t ultimately destroy!! She is able to make leaps and bounds and sometimes complete somersaults in pursuit of a toy. We’re looking forward to what she’ll add to the program.

Wildvision Sierrasecret of Bakhutan Sire: RW SGC Wildvision Matinee Idol Dam: RW SGC Wildvision Shasta Mae Due to my health, "Sierra" wasn’t shown as much as we’d have liked, but now as one of Bakhutan’s working Queens, she’s done herself proud! Her very first litter produced two lovely show babies and two breeders. One I kept for showing myself, and the other three are making their marks elsewhere. She is a great mama, and we expect another litter in the spring that’s going to be even better.

Bakhutan D’ Devil Wears Mink Sire: Bakhutan Mr Marvel Marbles Dam: Wildvision Sierrasecret of Bakhutan "Mink" was from Sierra’s first litter. Big and robust, they were lovely from the start. Her silver marbled sister is in a good program in Colorado. The hunky lynx spotted boy is a breeder in Wyoming. They all have tiny ears, glittered pelts, and a pleasing purrsonality that complete the package. I’ll be showing her and MierSo in Tucson come April. After garnering a title she’ll become an up and coming queen for Bakhutan.

Wildvision Abby Rose of Bakhutan Sire: Dreamwalker Deja Blue of Wildvision Dam: Desertstar Nadirarose of Wildvision Color and conformation are only two of the great traits this girl has to offer. Add exceptional "Mom" and purrrsonality plus, and you’ve got the making of a lovely once in a lifetime pet or show kid potential. Thanks to Tom and Barb Quiring for the opportunity to enjoy and benefit from this lady’s genes.

Bakhutan Fantasia Sire: RW SGC Wildvision Matinee Idol Dam: Wildvision Abby Rose of Bakhutan Fantasia is one of the awesome products of Abby Rose’s first litter here at Bakhutan. She has matured into the lovely queen you see here. Like her dam she has all the traits needed to be a mover and a shaker for our program. This coming spring we’ll use either TesRatosh or Mr Marvel. (Marvel would be a repeat performance.. their last litter of five together produced three exceptional kittens, which were all sold into show homes.)

Dreamland Sheian of Bakhutan Sire: IW SGC Joykatz Momentum of Spice Dam: RW DGC Dreamland Flash Dancer Sheian is a Melanistic Bengal. When I purchased her along with her sister, Sekhment, it was my intent to breed for a charcoal for HHP, but she has produced high end, good color and pattered kittens. Because of this, I’ve used her with an eye for making more show babies. She gave me a hot sorrel show boy this year that I was going to keep for show/breeding but he went to another program to help. I’ll get a first pick kitten out of him, so I’ll still have the pleasure of working with the good traits. Sheian is one of the best mamas around. She has had two litters of nine and nursed them all without supplemental support. I will continue to breed her once a year now in conjunction with the SV that won’t accept her own kittens. (I’m fond of saying "I could raise ducks with her!") Age, size and breed seems to make no difference to her, when it comes to fostering.