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Originally posted by The17sss Bengals... got them from a breeder right outside of Tampa. They have the same dad but different moms...lol www.drinkwatercats.com

They're beautiful looking If I ever get a cat, I'm fully gonna try to get one of those.

Edit: Fuck me, $2000? Wow.

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Originally posted by The17sss $2000 each... but that's for show quality. They range from like $800-$2000, or more if you want to buy one to breed. They're really different cats man. Super social, love everybody... they love water and will jump in the bathtub or shower any time it's on... they play fetch like a dog... and their fur is so soft it feels like chinchilla, no kidding.

Looks like they have some American shorthair in them with tabby markings on the forehead. I'm going to say their temperate personality comes from the shorthair genes. Perfect combo in my opinion. Usually exotic cats are extremely shy.

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Originally posted by Sushipunk They're beautiful looking If I ever get a cat, I'm fully gonna try to get one of those. Edit: Fuck me, $2000? Wow.

Yeah at first i was like, am i seriously paying $2000 for a fucking cat? but i don't regret it at all... they are like dogs in a cat's body with a great personality and awesome fur. They are really active though, so be prepared. The males can get to be 25-30 lbs. and the females are like normal house cat size

Yeah nice cats, post more pics of that chick.

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Originally posted by Krypton Looks like they have some American shorthair in them with tabby markings on the forehead. I'm going to say their temperate personality comes from the shorthair genes. Perfect combo in my opinion. Usually exotic cats are extremely shy.

I guess they are bred strait from Asian leopards to normal house cats. Short hair for sure, and barely shed which rules. You're right about exotic cats... these are the exception when it comes to shyness. They are more curious and social than any other type of cat i've seen

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Originally posted by bas Yeah nice cats, post more pics of that chick.

How's this?

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Originally posted by The17sss I guess they are bred strait from Asian leopards to normal house cats. Short hair for sure, and barely shed which rules. You're right about exotic cats... these are the exception when it comes to shyness. They are more curious and social than any other type of cat i've seen

My old cat archy, behaved like a friendly dog. I called his name, he didn't look at me, he ran to me. If I was lying down on the sofa watching tv, most likely he'd jump up on the couch and lay down right next to me, or on my stomach. A cling cat. Waited for me to come home, right at the door when I walked in. Slept in my bed every night, all night, waking me up in the morning meowing in my face. Wasn't a scaredy cat. A vacuum cleaner wouldn't bother him. I could yell at him, run at him, he'd more than likely fall on his side and curl up in a ball, like "pet me". lol..Really was a great cat. RIP 2007..

Wish I could clone him. But that is the perfect cat that I look for if I was to get another cat. I really don't care about breed, it's all about temperate personality, the more temperate, the better.

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Originally posted by The17sss How's this? [IMG]http://i34.tinypic.com/dnyb90.jpg[IMG] [IMG]http://i37.tinypic.com/2e0i62o.jpg[IMG]

DAAAAAAAAAMN SON!!!#^$@!

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most definitely. that's another reason I endorse getting a bengal. They are really sweet cats... actually, you gotta be careful what breeder you get them from. Some take more care socializing them from the start. We got lucky with ours. they want to please you all day long and love to be handled. Sorry to hear about your cat dude

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Originally posted by Krypton DAAAAAAAAAMN SON!!!#^$@!

yes yes, that's my lady.

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Originally posted by The17sss yes yes, that's my lady.

She got a sister??

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haha.. nah man just an older brother. You're not into dudes though