Facts About Bengal Cats....
*The most famous, fascinating and interesting fact about Bengals is that they derived from crossbreed wild cats. Specifically, from the Asian leopard cat. From it, Bengals inherited their unusual coloring, large size, hunting habits, and excellent health.
*The Bengal cat is definitely not an ordinary cat. On the contrary, these are very social, affectionate and amusing species. Bengals are very curious, obedient and very tentative to the owner.
*Another interesting trait: Bengals are fastidious and very clean by their nature. Their private "litter box" must be constantly well maintained and clean to avoid unpleasant "Accidents".
*Bengals are playful, and this is especially evident in their childhood. Therefore, Bengal kittens are active, jumping, and love to hang on curtains, furniture, and your pants. They are little demons that cannot be made to sit still.
*Representatives of this breed easily learn to live in the world around them, simply by observing. They learn to use objects (they can learn to turn on the light, open the door, kitchen cabinets and drawers) to get what they want. They can be trained. Ask any Bengal owner and they will tell you: "This is not a cat, this is a dog!"
* If most cats tolerate loneliness calmly, then the Bengal is the opposite. Left alone for a long time, the Bengal will worry and faithfully wait for the owner to appear.
*But Bengals are not recommended for people who value peace and lead a sedentary lifestyle, since they are active and always ready to play. It seems that this cat evaluates everything around, asking the question: "Can I play with this?" Bengal cats are agile, love to climb and climb high, and also hunt.
*Representatives of this breed are extremely talkative. They can make sounds similar to cooing, chirping or even creaking.
*They are not afraid of water like other cat breeds.
*Bengal cats do not like intrusive affection, so they will not allow themselves to be squeezed. It is better if the four-legged friend himself approaches the owner and asks for attention.