BengalinatorsNiederösterreichOur cats
One breeds, two simply live here. We keep it deliberately small — at most one litter a year, and all three live in the middle of the flat, not in a breeding room.
Breeding
Breeding queen
Terra is the quiet one of the three — until someone leaves a cupboard door open. She is our only breeding queen, and she will stay the only one. Her coat is silver with the dark mask and cape that breeders call charcoal.
Skrillex is neutered, and we do not keep a second male. For every litter we choose the right stud from a cattery we know well.
That takes longer. But it means the pairing is chosen rather than simply being whichever male happens to live here.
Housemates
Skrillex and Gaia used to be our breeding cats. Today both are neutered and simply live with us. What has stayed is their most important job: they teach the kittens how to be a cat — boundaries, rules of play, when enough is enough. They are better at that than we are.
Male
Neutered
Skrillex was our first male and once our stud. Today he is neutered and the oldest cat in the house. What has stayed is his job: he teaches every litter how to be a cat — boundaries, rules of play, when enough is enough. He is better at that than we are.
Female
Neutered
Gaia arrived shortly after Skrillex and was our first breeding queen. Today she too is neutered, and she has the final say on who sleeps where. When visitors arrive she is the first to sit in the doorway and take a good look.
What next
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