Wednesday, October 12, 2016

Background Information You Need Before Visiting Bengal Cat Breeders Florida

By Arthur Morris


One of the greatest friends and companions we can have in this life, lacking human companionship, is a pet. You may be residing in Miami, FL at the moment and trying to decide between a cat or a dog. With the former, some of your friends may have encouraged you to visit some Bengal cat breeders Florida establishments. Thus if you are thinking of getting this breed, it would not hurt to finish this article so that you can get some much needed information.

Physical wise, this breed comes with either blue or green eyes. They are well known for their rosette and stripe pattern coats, which are sported by brown colored or snow colored spots. The fur of this breed can also take on different colored shades of silver, sepia or mint.

A good thing to study before taking on this breed is its temperament. The characteristic of being a wildcat is very much pronounced all the way into a third generation litter. When going for this breed, ask the breeder to give you a cat that is from the fourth generation onwards to ensure domesticity.

Bengals that have been well domesticated will be very playful, and one that likes to jump around at lot. They are very good jumpers, with recorded heights reaching four feet straight up on a single bound. The breed also loves the water, not having any qualms about being in it or around it. It loves to get as much attention as it can, so if you cannot handle giving too much attention then get another breed.

It is a breed that is not hypoallergenic as many will believe, even though it is a light shedding cat. This is because one cannot gauge how hypoallergenic a cat I by the amount of fur it sheds, but by the amount of dander it produces in its fur. This dander is what triggers allergies. In the Bengal, the dander production is quite high, which can cause allergic triggers. If you have allergies, do choose another cat.

Te most common Bengal variety is the short haired one that one will always see on television or on the Internet. However, the Cashmere, a long haired variety does exist in the world. It is only recognized and registered in the country of New Zealand. Steps are still underway to have it recognized and accepted as a distinct and international breed.

Giving this cats regular baths and such will not be so much of a problem for would be owners. This I because as mentioned earlier that they do love to be in or near water. Grooming and brushing of fur should be done at least 30 minutes a week so as it will have good coat growth and maintenance. This activity should assist in making a strong bond between cat and master.

Thus this article has covered some important basic facts on this breed. Although not all encompassing it should give you a somewhat general view that should aid your decision.




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