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My basic info
Breed
Bengal
Color
Brown Tabby
Age
Young
Sex
Male
Pet ID
–
Hair Length
short
My details
Needs experienced adopter
Shots current
Spayed / Neutered
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Marbles: 2 yr old male Seal Mink Marbled Bengal
Fostered in Santa Cruz
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> Here's the first of the Oakland bengal boys. Marbles is the first to be posted because he is first in general. He is the alpha cat of the bunch and knows it.. "Of course I come first !" he says.
> He is a gorgeous boy. He is of a good weight probably because as the alpha male he got to the food bowl before the others. Marbles is a ruddy brown and these photo's do not show the red in his coat or do him justice at all. The exotic pattern on his flanks shows he is a "marble patterned bengal " as opposed to the spotted bengals with their rosetted patterns. He is so striking with his green eyes, rusty fur colors and beautifully banded legs.
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> He is a lot of cat. He probably wants to be the only cat in his home or maybe he would enjoy the right submissive cat companion. Without a doubt he needs to be the only alpha cat in the home. He is good with humans but you need to respect him. You will need to want to live with a strong presence who can jump to the top of your refrigerator. I am sure he could handle pretty much all dogs if he wanted to. I think he might enjoy their companionship but I really have no knowledge of that right now.
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> Marbles will be great fun for the right family. I will update this bio when I know him better-- he is still new to me. He will evolve as his personality develops in the happy conditions of his new home. He is still a young growing boy.
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> He has been neutered, combo tested, vaccinated, wormed and microchipped and comes to you in all of his young athletic health. Muscles of steel. I would not suggest him as a cat for a family with young children though he is a very nice boy. Teenage kids would be fine.
I will have better photos of him for you soon.
> He eats wet and dry food and is litterbox perfect.
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> His foster mom is Harriet in Santa Cruz.
