Welcome to Royal Bengals

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Royal Bengals -- Located in beautiful San Diego!

A Bengal originated by breeding an Asian Leopard to a domestic cat. This breeding resulted in exotic cats that look like spectacular wild leopards. Their long muscular body and incredible markings on a silky soft coat is a sight to see. It's like bringing a piece of the jungle into your home!As stunning as they are, Bengals have as much personality as they do beauty. They are highly intelligent and often behave similar to dogs. Our babies, Rocky and Zoey , learned how to sit on command, walk on a harness, and play fetch within a matter of days. They come running when called, will talk at length when excited or upset, and can turn anything in our home into a toy. They can even open doors and turn the lights on and off--I can assure you we did not teach them that! They are keen observers and excellent imitators! As wonderful as Bengals are, they are not for everyone. If you're looking for a more solitary cat that will sit around the majority of the day, a Bengal is not for you.

Bengals are very social!

Though they will not necessarily tear around your house and climb your curtains, they are very active, curious, creative, and social. Bengals need a lot of interaction with their human family, and they typically do best in the company of others, whether it be their human family or another pet. Bengals are very loyal and affectionate. Our royal babies sleep with us at night, and love to cuddle while watching TV. This "downtime," however, only occurs after their abundant energy has been exhausted. Once they've rested, they're usually up and in pursuit of those moving objects on the TV screen. Many Bengals love water and high places. And though they enjoy the company of others, they are very creative and can also entertain themselves, and you, for hours. Because of their playful nature, Bengals tend to make great companions for children. Living with a Bengal is like living with an exotic jungle cat, but with the sweet and loving disposition of a domestic cat. Although there are g eneral characteristics that most Bengals possess, each Bengal is unique and should be accepted for their individuality. Some will enjoy playing in water; another might prefer looking at the water from a distance. Some Bengals will walk on a leash, others will insist on walking you. Let your Bengal show you their specialty and you won't be disappointed!