PRICES FOR BSH ~ Not all bsh are bsh, a british cat should be chunky, cobby, solid, short legs, they are one of the most popular breed of cat, prices start around £300, I would say the average price for a bsh is around £375, this again depends on colour, and pattern.  Our prices start at £350. 

PRICES FOR SELKIRKS ~ Selkirks are a relatively new breed, again not all Selkirks are a good example, but there are only a few breeders and the majority of us are breeding purely to improve the breed, Selkirk prices start at around

£325 for a variant (straighthaired) and

£400 for a curly.  

PRICES FOR Bengals ~ As I have stated previously, not all Bengals are the same, prices can start as low as £100, why, the basic vaccines cost on average £65.00, to raise a kitten costs around £150+ and this doesn't include the cost of keeping mum or dad, or paying for stud fees, Bengal stud fees are around minimum £300+  you can pay £750 for a silver mating.  BE AWARE of kittens advertised for this amount, they are probably not a Bengal, and they will have had very little care, will not be vaccinated, and have probably not been checked by a vet, these kittens have probably had very little care and very little attention.  You do get what you pay for. 

The prices for Bengal kittens do vary, you will see kittens from £325 - £750+, this depends on colour and pedigree.   Kittens sold for breeding are sold for anything between £1000 to £2500+, depending on pedigree and colour.  I personally would rather my kittens went to pet homes so very rarely sell for breeding.   I think that an average price for a bengal is around £400 for a brown spotted, snows, silvers, snow silver are usually more expensive.  We charge between £325 and £500 for a Bengal kitten.