Bridlewood Sunsation of PrinceRoyal

Sire: Sutera Uncensored
Dam: Bridlewood In Vogue

Appearance

Sunsation ("Sunny") is a rosetted sorrel with the T-shirt-white tummy of her father. Her coloring is bright. She has lots of vertical rosetting, a long body, and a very good profile. She has a long, elegant neck, and you can tell by the expression on her face that she's extremely intelligent. Her vivid emerald eyes are stunning against her "yellow" coloring. She has proved to be permanently white-tummied. And we mean WHITE!!!

Sunny is a playful and athletic young lady. She is very "bengal" in her habits. She likes to dabble her paws in her water bowl, she likes to go in one graceful leap to the top of cabinets and doors, and she enjoys play sessions with people. She is friendly and affectionate with people, though not a "lap cat." As a kitten she was a show cat. She travels well and without undue upset. She talks a lot and loves to communicate loudly and clearly. She likes to be "large and in charge" as far as other cats are concerned, so she needs to be the only cat in residence. She has HAD it with sharing the limelight with the other cats here at PrinceRoyal and wants a domain all her own in which to queen it.

If you're looking for a pretty, entertaining, engaging young companion, Sunny is your girl.

Sunny is four years old. She is in excellent health. She has been spayed, and she is up to date on her shots. She has been microchipped too.

Genetics

Sunny is a Brown Spotted Tabby ("sorrel" is considered Brown in genetic terms).

Sunny's pedigree is here.

On May 24, 2004, at the age of 2 years and 1 month, Sunny tested normal on an echocardiogram. You can view the report.

Purrsonality

Sunny is a lady. She is charming---she's likes attention. On the other hand, being a bengal, she loves to climb and play and especially to get up high, like in the ceiling vents (I had to block them off) or on top of a door.

She's had kind of a hard time travelling---hours spent by the side of a roaring interstate highway while we waited for tow trucks for various reasons (a dead transmission, a flat tire, etc.), and the noise and shocks of body shops, but she seems unshockable. She behaves purr-ty well at cat shows.