This is my blog page all about my cats. I have been interested in cats from a young age having grown up in a house with cats and a father who was a pigeon keeper. I have been breeding cats including Bengals, Ragdolls, Mainecoons and Kurilian Bobtails. I hope you enjoy my blog I am hoping to blog about my experiences, my cats and also pictures from Cat shows in which I take part and visit. I am open to suggestions, ideas and requests.
Hi cat lovers, so iv had a very busy week with the arrival of my beautiful furbabies, Jasmin my Kurilian bobtail gave birth to Kurilian bobtails kittens 😻 I need help to name them any suggestions please 💕😻
Bengal cats boasts being a handsome, eye catching medium to large breed not only because of their lovely marbled or spotted Glitter coats, but also because of their elegant, muscular and well balanced appearance.
Bengals boast having a lot of energy and therefore they need to be kept busy to be truly happy. They are highly intelligent and can be taught to play fetch, bengals are very good escape artists and will jump out of windows no matter how high, bengals are very good hunters and will bring you a gift when out hunting, in the last 15 years my Bengals have bought be rats,birds etc this is how cats show there love to there owners. Bengals will happily curl up next to there owner on a sofa or bed or even in your lap especially if you have bought your Bengal home young between 9 – 13 weeks, They look at you as though you are parents.
Also it’s very easy for a Bengal kitten to turn away from humans and become wild natured easily if not socialised with the human encounters (owners) .
Bengals in my experience are known to be Fearless cats.
Speaking from experience Bengals are very similar to dogs and a very loyal cat to there owners ,similar to the kurilian bobtail and the gaint mainecoon. 
When kept as indoor pets, Bengals need to be given lots of things to do and places to hide when they want to, bearing in mind that they love nothing more than to be up high, from my personal experience Bengals are happy to be let out and explore and burn energy as they have wild blood and originate from the asian leopard cats it’s in there nature to hunt, climb etc like all cats it’s in there nature.
Simba my 8 year old Bengal male
This is my Kurilian bobtail who is a very rare and unique breed here in the uk. They come from the Kuril Islands, as well as Sakhalin Island and the Kamchatka peninsula of Russia. Short- or long-haired, the Kurilian bobtail has a semi-cobby body type and a distinct short, fluffy tail.
The Kurilian bobtails is a very social and friendly cat, they love human company and are very clever and intelligent they love to hunt and also love water and are easy to train, will be happy to walk on a lead and happy to ride in the car, they are easy to train and very therapeutic.
My Kurilian bobtails go to my local disability school to do therapy work, The cats calm the children down and both the children and cats enjoy this.
Some of my Kurilian bobtails
Today I have just took my Snowy who is a Snow Rosetted Bengal to her new forever family home with a very heavy heart. I bred her myself and she is only 2 years old she has smothered 2 litters in her life time. I decided to let her retire early and give her a loving forever home with my cousin. They are very happy with her and think she is adorable.
Magnificent Male Mainecoon
MaineCoon cats are one of the most popular cat breeds in the US, which is fitting since they’re also one of the oldest natural breeds in America. Maine Coons are said to be native to the state of Maine (where they’re also the official state cat), but how they originated remains a mystery.
1.Biggest Domestic Cat — Maine Coons are the largest domestic cat breed. They’re big boned and muscular, with males weighing up to 18 pounds. Maine Coons can be up to 40 inches in length and come in 75 different color combinations. They’re also called the American Longhair.
This is my Mainecoon which I imported from Hungary. He is from champion bloodlines from giant mainecoons cats.
Purrfect cats 