A Snow Bengal Duke Stands Proud in His Velvet Coat and Gold Buttons
The Duke of Frostmere has pale, icy blue eyes, and they look straight into yours with total confidence. The snow Bengal cat has a creamy white coat with faint tabby markings, big upright ears and a soft pink nose. He wears a deep navy velvet coat with two rows of gold buttons, gold-trimmed lapels and one heavy golden epaulette, with a lacy white cravat at his throat. The background is a dark, stormy brown, and the fine cracks across the painted surface add to its antique feel. He seems to hold his head with the pride of a cat who owns the whole estate.
Snow Bengals are Bengal cats with a pale coat pattern, often with blue or aqua eyes, and they share the Bengal's famous athleticism and curiosity. Bengals were developed from crosses between domestic cats and Asian leopard cats, and the breed is known for being active, smart and playful. They love to climb, so tall cat trees and shelves are important, and they may enjoy learning tricks or playing fetch. Without enough exercise and puzzle toys, a bored Bengal may find its own entertainment. Their short coat is easy to groom, and many Bengals are fascinated by water. They do best with owners who enjoy an energetic, interactive companion. A good routine of play, exploration and affection suits them well.
A duke like Frostmere has quite a lot of estate to patrol. Luckily, that includes every shelf in the house.
