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I got my first Bengal, Yingmo Bambino Bella (76 30) in 1995. She was the nearest domestic cat to the Serval kittens I had helped rear so many years ago. Many litters later I am still just as hooked on this stunning breed. This is Bambino Karamia (Zoe) pregnant with her first litter. |
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Although Bengals originated from crosses between Asian Leopard Cats and domestic cats, they have been selectively bred to retain the wild look combined with the domestic temperament. This Bambino kitten shows lovely arrowhead rosetted spots. |
| Bengals are large and energetic cats and
very playful. They are also very inquisitve.
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They also love to climb.
This is Glitterbelle in her favourite position on top of the door. |
| Bengals are renowned for their love of water. Zoe is wondering whether to help with the washing-up, but she is just as likely to splash her drinking water about too - just for fun. |
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Bengals get on best with other energetic and playful breeds. One of my 1999 kittens, Bambino Aceofspades, is cuddling up with Grand Champion Bambino Sea Princess, a Lilac Burmese - but if he tries to push her out of the bed she might just box his ears: there is only so much that an elderly lady will put up with! |
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Mattie and Zoe are good friends - this is a quiet moment between games. As they do not have free access to the garden, the pot of grass is always available for them to nibble. |
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