I disagree. A lion double the size of a normal lion that would rip your head off, right after it got done with your arms and legs. THAT would be better..
Exotic mammals
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I come from a family of dog sled racers so I've grown up around many wolf hybrids. In my experience, they're pretty hit or miss. Although my dad retired from it, my brother still races. He has some of the meanest dogs I've ever seen and yet some of the sweetest. He has wolf hybrids that only he can go near and he has some that will smother complete strangers in kisses. But in reality, you run into behavioral issues like that in any dog. Overall, they are truly beautiful, intelligent, and amazing animals. As long as you're leader of the pack, they can make great pets too.
Yeah, i did a bit of reading on them before, since i originally wanted a wolf since an old family friend had one back in Australia many years ago... but considering that you have to be the pack leader and expect them to challenge you as they age, plus the fact they aren't that good at being watch dogs, i gave that idea up... then heard about the hybrids... although again... i know its really up to the individual dog how they will act...
How do you win the challenge??? And for the domesticating lions subject why is this bad? What I would really want to do is cross breed a lion or tiger with a house cat!
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Without being technical, then thats basically a Bengal then... Asian Leopard X House cat
I thought that crossing a serval with a house cat led to the Bengal....I have seen the Asian leopard cat offered for sale a few times.
Well I said lion or tiger for the stripes from the tiger or the mane from a lion but I doubt the mane would cross over to the offspring. So these "Bengal cats", how big do they get?
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I've been looking into them as a possible future pet and they seem to grow a little bigger than the largestknown domestic cat species.They seem to have taken the serval's long legs...First and second generation kittens can cost up to twenty thousand dollars nand they have the best spotting on their fur.
Really? I've seen some first gens for ALOT cheaper. If someone were to cross a tiger (white)and house cat by sementation (if that's the correct term) how big would it get? Lets say if the house cat was a white(solid) tabby or Persian cat(solid white) would it get the stripes of the tiger or just some? Vice versa the colors if it where a orange tiger but I don't think there are orange Persian cats. When I have my own house and everything I may want to try this but obviously Id need to do Alot more research
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