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02-26-2020 09:59 AM - edited 02-26-2020 01:49 PM
And this one is an "adventure cat" who travels with her human. What a beauty!!
Check out her "travels":
02-26-2020 10:09 AM
The cat is beautiful.
However, I could/would never drag a cat around with me on any travel, but the owner knows her better than anyone. Assuming she enjoys all of this is a big leap, but I suppose it is possible.
My pet sitter had Bengals and would take in rescues.
I understand they are busy and demanding cats.
Suki sure is sleek.
02-26-2020 10:22 AM
Wow. She's a real beauty. I have seen a lot of cats but never one like her.
02-26-2020 10:25 AM
Beautiful kitty!
02-26-2020 11:15 AM
They are such stinkpot, high energy beauties! Thanks for sharing her story.
02-26-2020 12:11 PM
Bengals are the bad boys of the domestic cat world. Just magnificent animals and I think it is critical that their perspective is respected and understood if being considered as a family member.
Interesting post..."the adventure cat". The constant travel in planes, venue changes, cat backpacks doesn't seem compatable with the nature of a Bengal. I enjoyed the photos....I just hope this fiercely independent cat is as happy with the adventures as the owners appear to be - and not a ploy for YouTube ratings.
@denisemb I do appreciate your sharing the photos of these beautiful cats.
02-26-2020 12:26 PM - edited 02-26-2020 12:28 PM
@Witchy Woman wrote:The cat is beautiful.
However, I could/would never drag a cat around with me on any travel, but the owner knows her better than anyone. Assuming she enjoys all of this is a big leap, but I suppose it is possible.
My pet sitter had Bengals and would take in rescues.
I understand they are busy and demanding cats.
Suki sure is sleek.
We adopted a retired breeder female from our breeder to be a companion to our F3, Rocko. Millwood Millie of San Souci was like royalty because she came from the Jean Mill catery in CA. Ms. Mill was generally credited with developing the Bengal breed.
So Millie flew from CA to FL and also took part in many cat shows. She was a hoot. We just had to bring the cat carrier out and she'd shoot into it like "I'm ready to go!" Millie was also leash trained and loved going for walks.
I'm not the best photographer, but here she was, ready to go:
02-26-2020 01:05 PM
@phoenixbrd wrote:Bengals are the bad boys of the domestic cat world. Just magnificent animals and I think it is critical that their perspective is respected and understood if being considered as a family member.
Interesting post..."the adventure cat". The constant travel in planes, venue changes, cat backpacks doesn't seem compatable with the nature of a Bengal. I enjoyed the photos....I just hope this fiercely independent cat is as happy with the adventures as the owners appear to be - and not a ploy for YouTube ratings.
@denisemb I do appreciate your sharing the photos of these beautiful cats.
Interesting, neither of our two were fiercely independent; on the contrary they were always nearby or ON us. Never met a stranger they didn't like, and would always run to the door if the doorbell rang. More friendly dog-like than most domestic cats. But maybe your experiences are different.
They've both passed on, and we're just too old now to deal with the non-stop play and entertaining they crave! But we think about them every day and cherish the memories.
02-26-2020 02:35 PM
I love them too!!!
02-26-2020 04:01 PM
@denisemb Thanks for the Bengal photos! I researched them before getting my last Jack Russell.
I had a Sealpoint Siamese once and he was like a dog on his leash and retrieved balls! Always said I'd get one when I'm too old to walk the dogs.
I don't think I'd have the energy for a Bengal or might not outlive it! I can't have one with my two dogs!
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