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* Recommendations on
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* How kittens mature / things to look for |
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* How do I reserve an
Akerrs kitten? working on this link! |
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AMAZING KITTENS
(more coming)
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www.akerrsbengals.com/contract.htm
Let me know what you are wanting. All my pet kittens come
with the best guarantees for health and temperament. After 21 YEARS of breeding Bengal cats I am proud of what we offer.
Kittens are on hold are being watched as they
mature, other kittens are not made available to the waiting list until they
are about six weeks of age. Many times an on hold kitten will be
released, I simply like to watch them mature... I work to make sure
you are happy with your decisions.
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litters Due in March
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March hopefuls
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Akerrs
Skies the Limit x Akerrs Global Megastar
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Jaeter
Tiponi x Junglejoy Panache of Akerrs: not pregnant
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Growing here for a while... these are kittens I
hold onto to evaluate as they mature to see if they will help my program or
another program... sometimes these become available. |
| kitten |
parents |
dob |
recent update |
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Akerrs
Precious Estrella |
Goldcharm
Stellari x QGC Akerrs Quint Essential |
October 29,
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February 25,
2010 |
| Akerrs Cassanova |
Ch Akerrs Conduit x Junglejoy
Panache |
November 7, 2009 |
February 24, 2010 |
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Identification of kitten
All of my kittens have nail polish marking their feet... this
allows you to follow the kitten and allows me to not get too attached!
I find naming them makes me way too attached! Thus, rf
means right front foot.... and you get to name your kitten.
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* How kittens mature and what to look for at different ages:
Learn
about the Bengal cat development, the personality emerging, and the fun of
kittens playing in the
photos and videos provided for you on this site.
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Each kitten has its
page. Videos and photographs invite you to be a part of the growing
process... see the changes and development.
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birth
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2-4 weeks
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5-8 weeks
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8-10 weeks and
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just before leaving
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The videos and
photos allow you a 360 degree view of health, temperament and appearance.
I will also do comparative or special situation photos for you! You are welcome to visit
my home and I will
assist you in anyway I
can. Please feel free to ask any
questions... and visit OFTEN!
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- 2-3 weeks of age ...
look at the face for the coloring... if the pattern looks good at this
age... it will wow you at adult age.... the spots do not begin rosetting yet, but the pattern shape is there... it will just spread and
move further apart as the kitten matures. Like a balloon slowly
inflating.
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4-6 weeks of age...
fuzziness is beginning to come onto the coat. You will notice the
pattern is spreading, their personality is beginning to be revealed as
they begin exploration. Color is on face and feet.
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7-9 weeks of age...
Fuzzy, fuzzy... but the coat is beginning to change on the neck and down
the spine. Color is beginning to spread... and the pattern is
opening up. This is the time for independence and often the most
difficult time of uncertainty as mom lets them know she is not
interested in feeding them and the first vet visit is made.
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10-12 weeks... They
blossom. Independent of mom and beginning to come into their
own. They are still fuzzy, but the adult cat can be seen.
Spotting will continue to shift apart and color will just get richer.
They go in for their second health evaluation and checkup at the vet's.
Going through a lot of changes
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13-17 weeks... They begin to go home.
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