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Dreamers Legacy Bengal Cats and kittens for sale or adoption in Arizona home to ALC, Purebred, Hybrid Exotic cats called Foundation Bengals F1, F2, F3,
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F4, SBT, For Sale or Adoption, Retired Adults, Breed Information, Contracts, Stories, Health information, food, supplies, fuzzys, Our colors Ruffis Brown,
Snow lynx, mink, sepia point, Golden, Silver and smoke a small in home Bengal Cat Breeder, TICA Registered Cattery, Arizona, USA, National, International,
Bengal cats and kittens for sale or adoption, partnered with and linked to BengalBreed.com, desertsmeow.com, sapphiresnowbengals.com,
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Cats, Asian Leopard Cat, information, Pictures of the Asian Leopard Cat and Bengals of all colors both Rosetted and Marbled
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The Foundation Bengal...
They are not your traditional pet cat and there needs to be a clear
understanding of the environment and lifestyle one needs to achieve in
order to form the trusting relationship that may be possible with them.
The Foundation Bengal is not predisposed to being aggressive but when faced
with an uncomfortable situation (often involving quick movements, or strange
people or situations); they can show shyness and look for a safe and quiet
place. This may be any area of their home where they have chosen as a safe
and secure environment, perhaps a separate room or a remote cat tree where
they can be "alone", until they feel safe and secure. Every Foundation Bengal is
different, with individual personalities and different reactions to every situation.
The Foundation Bengal is an intense feline with many aspects of the Asian
Leopard Cat behavior that can make a fascinating addition to the appropriate
home. However, those same idiosyncrasies can make life very uncomfortable
for both owner and cat if the household is unprepared or unable to accept them
on the Foundation Bengal’s terms. The closer the Foundation Bengal is to the
Asian Leopard Cat, the stronger the instinctive behaviors and the less likely
that they can be modified to fit the owner's expectations. A true Foundation Cat
enthusiast does not expect the cat to change to fit the owner's lifestyle, but
rather is willing to change their lifestyle to accept the behavior of the cat. In
general, while SBT's (F5) adapt readily to new situations, new people and new
places, Foundation Cats find it more difficult to do so and are much more easily
stressed by those changes. That can lead to your Foundation Bengal having
personality changes.
Typically, any progeny off of the Leopard Cat will inherit at least some parental
traits. As each generation moves away from the Leopard Cat heritage, some of
those traits may be removed or lessoned to some degree. The Foundation
Bengal is often cautious of new situations because nature has instilled a
cautious intelligence in their ancestors. They need a stable and secure
environment.
The commitment to a Foundation Bengal must be and is a life-long commitment
because they bond to their people for life and it is usually passionately intense
and breaking this bond can destroy the spirit of the cat, and they will not in
most cases bond with new people in a new home if you decide that you no
longer want them.
No male Foundation Bengals used in breeding...
The first three Foundation generations generally produce infertile male
offspring. There are a few exceptions to this rule but for the most part, only
female Foundation Bengals have proven to be fertile and thus the Foundation
males are NOT available as studs.
They are not your traditional pet cat and there needs to be a clear
understanding of the environment and lifestyle one needs to achieve in
order to form the trusting relationship that may be possible with them.
The Foundation Bengal is not predisposed to being aggressive but when faced
with an uncomfortable situation (often involving quick movements, or strange
people or situations); they can show shyness and look for a safe and quiet
place. This may be any area of their home where they have chosen as a safe
and secure environment, perhaps a separate room or a remote cat tree where
they can be "alone", until they feel safe and secure. Every Foundation Bengal is
different, with individual personalities and different reactions to every situation.
The Foundation Bengal is an intense feline with many aspects of the Asian
Leopard Cat behavior that can make a fascinating addition to the appropriate
home. However, those same idiosyncrasies can make life very uncomfortable
for both owner and cat if the household is unprepared or unable to accept them
on the Foundation Bengal’s terms. The closer the Foundation Bengal is to the
Asian Leopard Cat, the stronger the instinctive behaviors and the less likely
that they can be modified to fit the owner's expectations. A true Foundation Cat
enthusiast does not expect the cat to change to fit the owner's lifestyle, but
rather is willing to change their lifestyle to accept the behavior of the cat. In
general, while SBT's (F5) adapt readily to new situations, new people and new
places, Foundation Cats find it more difficult to do so and are much more easily
stressed by those changes. That can lead to your Foundation Bengal having
personality changes.
Typically, any progeny off of the Leopard Cat will inherit at least some parental
traits. As each generation moves away from the Leopard Cat heritage, some of
those traits may be removed or lessoned to some degree. The Foundation
Bengal is often cautious of new situations because nature has instilled a
cautious intelligence in their ancestors. They need a stable and secure
environment.
The commitment to a Foundation Bengal must be and is a life-long commitment
because they bond to their people for life and it is usually passionately intense
and breaking this bond can destroy the spirit of the cat, and they will not in
most cases bond with new people in a new home if you decide that you no
longer want them.
No male Foundation Bengals used in breeding...
The first three Foundation generations generally produce infertile male
offspring. There are a few exceptions to this rule but for the most part, only
female Foundation Bengals have proven to be fertile and thus the Foundation
males are NOT available as studs.
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