Show off your pets.

Huh!.. It's "snow" problem.. I'm off hunting:



And the birds are where?:




Oh well... Maybe tomorrow ....:

 

@Irmemac I found out in the end his night howling was done with the neighbours cat, good job I had him strangled (castrated)...that's a bit mean over cheese cakes he and the dog got treated once a week, the cat with a cheese cake and the dog a trifle

Yes bobby liked his cat food and biscuits but no fish...oh he turned to sharing my dogs pedigree chum dried food also...weird

 

Love the snow @wiseowl I'm surprised you haven't lost your dog in how deep you have it

Very dainty cat @Chesterfieldgardener

 

@Chesterfieldgardener is your cat a Bengal ...he/she is

 

@Gail_68​

Hi Gail - short answer is "Sago is a Silver Bengal".
Longer version answer (haha) if you go to page 59 of this thread (first 2 posts)
You'll see Shiney's "Visitor" is a Snow Bengal, and my other little monster, Molly, is a "Brown rosetted" Bengal. Plus I've given some background information about the background and 3 different types.

 

Beautiful cats @Chesterfieldgardener i'm sure the wild one I'm feeding as Bengal in her...I thought it was a male kitten when it turned up last summer only young..it won't come to anyone but me but found out she's a female and already called her Minty

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@Gail_68

It's nigh on impossible to be sure if a regular mixed breed cat has any Bengal in them. not least because some of the British Short Hair (BSH) breeds can have similarish stunning markings, although mostly striped. And because your photo is not closer, and also it's hard to make out if her rear half is stripey, because of the BSH being more established and a much larger population, that is the higher probability. Also a high proportion of Bengal owners keep them as indoor cats, not least because they can wander off for weeks at a time to establish a territory of up to 2 or 3 miles!! Fortunately for me, Sago is too lazy to go for long "walkies" and hunting :D

 

@Chesterfieldgardener here's another pic and I have no more..i love her eyes stunning green

Bengals are expensive to buy and I have noticed a lot of the owners around here put them out thinking they're ok...i'll look at your pic's you've stated when it's quieter and also i'll be having my evening meal soon

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I'm not an expert by any means, but I'd bet on BSH mix - and probably several generations ago.

Yes, with Bengals costing up to 4 figures (we were lucky to adopt them for free) they are at high risk of being pinched (if you can catch the B*****S, plus they don't start howling down the neighbourhood).

The BengalCatClub on facebook have a welfare officer who regularly posts for any needing re-homing. The down-side being that many are seeking homes because of either "behavioural problems" which the owners can't cope with, or older cats previously owned by breeders. The up-side being most of the problems are potentially resolvable. Again, we were lucky that Sago and Molly needed a new home because the owners were moving abroad and couldn't take them with them.

 

@Chesterfieldgardener you dropped on lucky with Sago and Molly ...I love animals in general always have done and minty showed up as I stated as a kitten I brought a box had it all done out and foamed inside with a cat flap and she as never used it where she sleeps at night I haven't got a clue but she's here twice daily for her feed and now 4 others have showed up but I have seen bengals with white in their coats also

(if you can catch the B*****S, plus they don't start howling down the neighbourhood).
This comment as made me laugh you know

 

I've just noticed your pic. He's so cute.

 

Here's Barley and Berry in the snow
This morning


I have one of barley cocking his leg,but you don't want to see that.