 In today's video, we are going to talk about some interesting facts and myths about Bengal cats. Our felines companion has evolved through the centuries into various different breeds and crossbreeds. They have been loving pets and loyal to humans for centuries. Though all cats are not the same, while they do share some common characteristics, every breed has its own unique traits and behavior. Bengal's cats are such unique creatures. If you are new to the world of Bengal's cats and you are planning to make this cat your future companion. Then, we can confirm the fact that you have opened your door to a whole world of fun and entertainment that you would have missed. Even better, if you have a rodent problem, Bengal's will soon become your new best friend. 1. They descend from wild ancestors. Bengal cat goes back to the early 1960s when breeders crossed breed at a domestic cat with an Asian leopard cat. The breed is named after this Asian wild cat, whose scientific name is Prayana LaRus Bengalensis. It is very spectacular to watch these creatures, because their instincts tend to be better than most tame cats. If you enjoy an environment like the zoo, you will get entertainment on a daily basis. 2. They like water. Forget the saying that cats do not like to get wet. Bengal is exclusion, a lot of Bengal like playing in the water. This may sound like a joke, but we are serious. When we said that the Bengals were different from other domestic kittens, we were honest. This amazing breed likes to get wet. While most other cats will fight you with their paws and tooth to avoid a bath, your Bengal will be grateful to dive into the tub. This is because their cat ancestors were great fishers and hunters. If you have an aquarium, be careful because your fish may have an unwanted companion. You might have a buddy in the bathtub. 3. They are great climbers. Bengal likes to climb. Maybe there's a mountain climbing gene in them. If you have tall cabinets or very long furniture, you may discover that your Bengal has climbed to where no other cat has ever gone before. They are very athletic cats and have incredible ability to climb in hard to reach places. They are great jumpers as well. Their behavior is similar to the behavior of their ancestors. 4. They love to do tricks. Bengal cats are an incredibly smart breed. They like to learn new tricks, and they can be click-or-train to perform simple commands like jumping and retrieving toys. They can even be trained to walk alongside their owners on a leash. These cats crave mental stimulation, so it's important to challenge their minds with things like interactive food puzzles and toys. 5. They are natural burglars. If you return home and find that some of your items are missing, look no further, your cat might be the culprit. They like picking things around the house and hide them in their own places. This includes such items like jewelry, car keys, money, and other things that attract them. Their playful personality makes them attracted to unique items that they find interesting. Also, they are known for destroying anything made of paper from the bag to important documents. So it is important to keep all valuables items out of their sight. 6. They are attention seekers. Bengal cats are tough attention seekers. They really enjoyed spending a great time with their owners and other kittens. If you neglect them, they will not grow naturally as if they were showered with love. They love to interact and play with humans. When they deny attention or interaction, they can suffer emotionally and become separated. Be cautious when taking care of your Bengal cat. They are intelligent animals and know when they are being abandoned. Hello. This video is sponsored by Beemix Pets. Are you looking for high quality cat collars at an affordable cost? Check out, BeemixPets.com. Use coupon code KittenLife, to get 20% off. 7. They are very intelligent. This is a very important fact to note about Bengal cats because their high intelligence means that they need to be mentally stimulated. They are very fast at learning new tricks and concepts. This also counts toward manners and training. They learn very fast if you are consistent with them. Also, remember to watch them closely. They can figure out some things in humans and can be so quite sneaky. 8. They are like dogs. Bengals have many qualities that are often found in dogs than cats. They love to play fetch, and if you want to walk your indoor Bengal outside, try to walk him on a leash. This trait is a reality about Bengal cats that some people don't believe until they have personal experience with the breed. They are very similar to dogs. While they have these qualities, don't forget that they are cats and should be treated as such. 9. They are friendly and gentle in nature. Bengal cats are recognized for their gentleness towards humans. It's rare to see the cat hurt someone. When Bengal plays with a human member of his family, he retracts his claws so as not to scratch them. They are feline breed with a tendency of very friendly nature. A distinctive feature of Bengal cats is that they are strongly associated with a particular family member. They will be loving, affectionate, and loyal to this person for life. 10. Bengals require experienced owners. Since this type of cat is very different from all other cats, it is not a good idea to have one if you do not have experience and do not know what you are getting yourself into. They are very beautiful pets that are loyal to the person they love, but if you don't know what to expect from this particular breed, your house can be destroyed and left in a state of disorder. Bengals also have some very adorable qualities but very different needs. 11. The Bengals require a lot of toys. This cat requires a lot of toys and any Bengal cat owner will grin at this statement. The cats love to play and prefer toys. If they are bored, they can target your personal belongings to adopt as their own. Because these cats tend to get slightly rough in their play, toys can be damaged and need to be replaced. 12. Bengals have glittery fur. In the right light, a Bengal's coat can appear to have an iridescent sheen. This trait, also called glittering, makes a Bengal's fur look like it's been dusted with golden pixie dust. Most fans of the breed agree this unique trait further enhances the Bengal's natural beauty. If you have a strong desire to become a proud owner of one, you need to consider the information. And if you have any reservation about this breed, you can benefit from considering a different breed less challenging. In general, Bengals are most suitable for experienced cats owners who understand the needs and characteristics of cats in general, but also folks who are willing to research about what is expected of Bengal owners and what to expect when bringing one home, will get along well with this breed. If you're ready to welcome this one-of-a-kind cat into your heart, there's no doubt you'll be reciprocated with endless affection and memorable moments. While they might not be a low-maintenance breed, they're certainly the furthest thing from being a boring one. If you enjoyed this video, kindly press the like button. Also don't forget to subscribe with notifications on, so that you don't miss out on videos like this. Thank you for watching.