The Bengal cat looks exotic and there's a good reason why.

Back in the 1800s, the Bengal cat came into existence after an Asian leopard cat was bred with a domestic cat. It wasn't until Jean Sugden Mill perfected the hybrid breed during the 1980s that the Bengal cat truly became domesticated with a temperament to match.

The Bengal could never be called delicate. They're athletes: agile and graceful with a strong, muscular body, as befits a cat who looks as if they belong in the jungle.

Despite their wild appearance, Bengal cats are actually quite affectionate with their human families. That said, they also have high energy and a fun-loving, playful side. They want to stay active and need a home that can match their energy.

One common characteristic among Bengal cats: their love for water. Don't be surprised if your Bengal cat follows you for a dip in the pool — or the bath. This breed is fond of drinking water straight from the tap, swimming and goofing off with water when given the chance.

Another distinct personality trait: Bengal cats love to learn tricks and perform. And perform again and again.

Super smart and eager to please, Bengal cats are keen to quickly learning tricks — like a dog — and repeating them continuously (the breed also happens to be high energy). So, try teaching your Bengal to fetch a ball — one small enough for a cat — and see what else your Bengal can learn from there on out. The breed has been known to learn basic verbal commands as well.

If you can fulfill the Bengal's need for exercise, you'll have a smart, loving cat who can keep you on your toes.

Unique to the Bengal's appearance: a glitter-like sheen that graces its fur coat, which has a smooth silky feel.

Bengals can have either spotted or marbled coat patterns. Spots run along the sides and top of the body and those which consist of two colors are commonly referred to as “rosetted,” like those on a jaguar. Symmetrical stripes run along the remainder of the body—including the legs and tail.

While not all Bengals are born with the glitter gene coat, many are. Look for an iridescent sheen to the cat's coat that sparkles in the light.  

Who we are ?

My name is Lina

For the all life I have been taking care of animals and I head all kind of pets. I never was afraid of any dog, horse or even snakes. I always head cats as well around and was in a great connection and understanding on a spiritual level. I learned throw the experience to reed their emotions and feel it.  I could write plenty of books with funny stories with my pets, and I believe that I will met them all after I pass away this life.

Most of my pets was the ones I saved from all kind of troubles, so I learned how to take care and how to read the symptoms of illnesses. I'm brave enough to react immediately or to be persistent when is about the medicine procedures. 

Regard the diseases for me a mood change is already alarming that something is wrong, so my observation get to the maximum and ready to run to the vet in case is getting worth or is still there   more then 24h. And as the vets act only in critical situation then I keep researching on preventive medicine. 

Now I'm looking in the direction to get veterinarian degree as is what keeps my interest all life.

My husband Sergiu

He also grow up with pets and learned what is the true love of the fluffy when they fully trust and believe in you.

With our cats he is the good coop :) he starts to worry for any small issues and ready to give all the love he has to get his girls happy again. So after I give the pill  or swear with them because of jumping on the TV, or eating my plants, Sergiu give them kisses and kind of protecting from me the bad cop :)   

So we have  fun with our lovely girls Abbi & Blessi