What do you infer of...?
These kittens?
First link is of a cute teacup bengal kitten,I want one,what are your opinions on them? http://images.google.com/imgres?imgurl=h...
The 2nd link is of my kitten :D He's really hyper and loving.
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j20/xX...
He's climbing up my leg as I speak,immediately I have a question regarding Bruno,my kitten. He loves society food when I first got him he jumped on the kitchen table and decided to devour my tamale off the plate with me o.0 How do I make him stop? He continously jump on the table or if I'm making dinner he climbs up to my hip and tries to see if I'll give him any,and yes sometimes I do.
Help?
And finishing link to my last cat I think she be cute, and no this is NOT cruel it was safe and not poisonous they've used this on abundant animals.
http://i76.photobucket.com/albums/j20/xX...
Bengal's are fine cats, But the black and White one have so much personaility!! Its a tough one!
in regards to the first photo I have a sneaking suspicion that that kitten is extremely cute it looks like a tiny wild cat I would get one surrounded by fact I just might. my cat climbs on me and if I only just point at him and say NO in a commanding voice he'll sit there and stair at me.
Answers: 1.) Bengals are beautiful. Physically I find them the most attractive breed.
2.) Your kitten is very cute :) I would propose not giving him anymore "people food". There are lots of ingredients in our foods that are toxic to cats eg. garlic & onions. Additionally, foods containing dairy can be harmful & mete out upset stomach's. Also by giving him people food you are telling him it's ok to climb your hips for food or jump up on you while consumption etc. While this may be cute now, it's going to be very annoying having an fully fledged cat exhibit these behaviors.
3) Your adult cat is cute but im unsure what it is you are contending is "not cruel/not poisonous"??...
First off, do not buy a "teacup" kitten. Reputable breeders do not purposedly breed a cat to be smaller than normal - greedy backyard breeders do. And they do so at the compromise of the cat's strength. They could care less if the kitten ends up next to a weak heart as long as it's small and someone will buy it. A bit shocked that ANYONE would want to support this type of breeding.
Secondly, your kitten's very cute. Perhaps if you took time to play beside him and give him some attention he wouldn't be attacking you. Are you already bored with him and that's why you're looking at other kittens now?
Thirdly, what did you put on your cat that "they've used on various animals"? Cats are living beings - not toys. And if you're too young or too immature to make out this then you shouldn't have ANY pets.
