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I have a neighbour that has two "British Short Hair" Cats, or at least he says they're cats, One weighs 8.5Kgs (Brindle type thingy named Charles) and the other a wopping 9kgs (jet black, named Thunder), You have to see these things to believe it. They look like bloody leopards walking around the garden! I feel sorry for any dog that tries it on with them. 

Bengal Cats are sort of biggish tabby brown cats normally, with subtle tiger stripes on their spine.
They are extemely intelligent animals - a friend of mine has had to change all the door handles in his house because his two bengals figured out how to to operate the door handles and let themselves into rooms. When I stayed their, the cats transferred the entire contents of my overnight bag from my room to secret hidey-holes behind the sofa, downstairs. They wouldn't say why, but I suppose they had their own mysterious purpose.
>> Edited by yertis on Monday 18th November 13:03
They are extemely intelligent animals - a friend of mine has had to change all the door handles in his house because his two bengals figured out how to to operate the door handles and let themselves into rooms. When I stayed their, the cats transferred the entire contents of my overnight bag from my room to secret hidey-holes behind the sofa, downstairs. They wouldn't say why, but I suppose they had their own mysterious purpose.
>> Edited by yertis on Monday 18th November 13:03
Fatboy said:
Apache, are Bengals those extra large moggies I heard about a few years ago? Or is it a breed I've never heard of?
I thought Bengals were tigers?
I think we may have bitten off more than we can chew with these, they originated from cross breeding a mountain lion and an Abassinian....don't ask me how, they are a large cat with a spotted leopard type coat. I had Abbies before and they were positively meek compared to these nutters, extremely inquisitive and intelligent (the small one helped me do my tax return last night)and at 17 weeks too aggressive to play with (had my arm reattached previous weekend).....top entertainment value though
apache said:
I think we may have bitten off more than we can chew with these, they originated from cross breeding a mountain lion and an Abassinian....don't ask me how, they are a large cat with a spotted leopard type coat. I had Abbies before and they were positively meek compared to these nutters, extremely inquisitive and intelligent (the small one helped me do my tax return last night)and at 17 weeks too aggressive to play with (had my arm reattached previous weekend).....top entertainment value though
They sound Ace to me , post a pic please Apache
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