A-Kerr's Bengal Kittens

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   ginny salamy, 05/05/2012

   I am on the waiting list. Noticed that you had some kittens born March 29 (my birthday) so of course I have to have one born that day. Are any still available? Reply
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     LibbieKerr, 05/08/2012

     Ginny, Glad you are keeping in touch and looking at the babies. They are all growing well and doing great, and go to the vet on Wednesday which is when I will be contacting the waiting list. However, your name is not one of the next ones to come up (I looked) so I do not think it will be this litter for you. I will let you know. Again, thank you for watching the site, I am working at bringing it up to date and more easily followed. More litters are due soon... so I will look for that special kitten. Libbie Reply
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   Jackie, 06/25/2012

   Hi there, Wanted to comment on how wonderful your website is. (so thorough) Your cats are BEAUTIFUL!!! I am just in the pondering phase of purchasing a Bengal and had a question for you. We currently have a 2 year old Savannah and wondered if you had any thoughts on compatability. She is a F5, full of energy and very social. Also while I am writing would you suggest I put my name on the waiting list? Thank-you, Jackie Reply
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     LibbieKerr, 06/26/2012

     Jackie, Thank you for writing! It is good to go through a pondering-research phase! Bengal cats get along well with other cats, especially other breeds that are energetic and engaged with their owners and environment. I do not see a problem at all with Savannahs and Bengals, I know of several owners of both. In general, it is always best to look at the individual temperament of the kitten/cat and do the best possible "pondering" of what this translates into. Observation is important, and I assist you with this in the videos. If you are wanting to get on my waiting list, please simply email me your name, address, and contact information. That way I will put you on the list. If you are interested in marbles, I have some of them available soon, but the rosetted kittens do have a waiting list. Libbie Reply
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       Jackie, 06/28/2012

       Thank you for replying so quickly. Please do put me on the list. I am interested in the marbles and females. Reply
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         Libbie Kerr, 06/28/2012

         Jackie, Glad to! Will email you as well to let you know who is available. Meanwhile take a look at the female 2 marble in the Sayen litter... she could be yours! Reply
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   Emily Mowry, 07/06/2012

   Hey Libbie! I was just checking in with you to see if there was any progress with the snow bengals? I can't wait to get a playmate for my Princess: ) Reply
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     iSpotCat, 07/09/2012

     Emily, Trying to catch those recessive genes! The seal series (seal lynx, seal mink, seal sepia) are the LOVES of Samantha (my daughter-in-law) so we have been working at capturing that recessive. I hope to soon have some and more on the way for you to see! Thanks for waiting, and for enjoying your little piece of magic! Libbie Reply
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   Lori Mayo, 07/11/2012

   Libbie, I think about you everyday & thank you for such an amazing cat. Tilly is...beautiful, affectionate, smart, sociable, crazy, my love...there are just too many words!! If we were to decide she needed a playmate (besides Jeff & me :o) when will you be breeding Precious again? Tilly has her gorgeous big eyes & loving personality so much so that we might consider another! Reply
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     iSpotCat, 07/11/2012

     Lori, So good to hear from you! "Precious" will indeed be having another litter here in the Fall... hopefully! I will discuss with her any details for you :) and it sounds like Tilly is everything her Momma is... "precious" Glad Jeff's allergies do not seem to flare with Bengals! Take care... I have your name down so when the babies come... we'll see who is here! Libbie Reply
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   Mark Pennington, 08/01/2012

   Loving the look of the new site Libby. It is one of the best of all the Bengal sites. I am jealous.. Reply
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   Lori Mayo, 10/02/2012

   Oh the suspense is killing us! Are any of those Precious babies to be Tilly's new playmate? Reply
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     LibbieKerr, 10/04/2012

     Lori, I sure hope so! We will know soon... they go to the vet next week and then the selection begins. They are so much fun... and really sharp little babies! So good to hear from you. Libbie Reply
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   Renee Fisher, 10/03/2012

   I am very interested in this breed. I would love to have a kitten around Christmas for my girls... Can you give me an idea of what they go for and if you have any litters due around that time... Reply
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     LibbieKerr, 10/04/2012

     Renee, Thank you so much for writing and for taking time in the selection of that perfect kitten in the tree... oops, under the tree. Seriously, while it sounds like a great idea to get a kitten for Christmas, it is a better idea to present the gift without the live animal. I can help you fix a box with kitten toys, a video of the baby you have selected, a book, etc.. I have many a surprise for a family. I hope to have kittens available beyond my current waiting list, but it depends on how many kittens are born and what you are looking for in a kitten. My pricing includes the neuter/spay, three to four vet visits for in depth health evaluation, testing and vaccines. Complete and open health books from my vet to yours, as well as I give you complete access to health records. I have the best guarantees I know of in the cat fancy... and all of this wrapped in snugly fur guaranteed with temperament and appearance! The average kittens are from $900-1500. Some can be less, but that is the range. If you want on my waiting list, simply send me an email libbiekerr@akerrsbengals.com with your name, address, phone and what you are wanting... I will be glad to add you! Also, feel free to contact me and come to visit! Reply
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       Lauren, 10/12/2012

       Im very interested in your bengals Libbie! They are very gorgeous cats. How long is your waiting list? Reply
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         LibbieKerr, 10/12/2012

         Lauren, Thank you for writing! I have several litters due in October and hopefully, November and December. These litters should satisfy the waiting list and then some, but it depends on what people are wanting and what is actually born. When it is your turn to select: the kittens have been to the vet at least once (6 weeks), you can see their growth from birth to six weeks, see the parents, get a feel for temperament, etc. During the selection process if you have questions, I do comparative photos and videos, access personality and show you adult cats that the kitten most closely resembles. I make sure that any questions get answered, because it is important for you to get the kitten you want. I do have a waiting list, which is good news... as many on the list are from people who have visited, have gotten kittens from me in the past, or who want the individual attention I give. All you have to do to be on the waiting list is send your name, address and phone number to my email address, libbiekerr@akerrsbengals.com I will gladly assist you. Libbie Reply
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   Adrianna, 03/13/2013

   I would really like to know how long is your waiting list, now? Reply
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     LibbieKerr, 03/13/2013

     The waiting list and the number of kittens... the kitten characteristics: Male/female spotted/marble seal lynx/brown/silver coloring / show quality pet... all of these factors make it hard to answer and I would love to be able to say, yes there is a kitten on this site right now... that will be available to you. But I cannot... because I really try to help each person get exactly the kitten they want, it takes time. And since I do not begin the process until they are six weeks old... it takes patience. I hope that helps. I do have two more litters due in March and April. Reply
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   Kate, 03/16/2013

   I am in the researching phase of bengals. I love their temperament, and their beauty! I have a question that I can't seem to find answered elsewhere... do the "spotted" young kittens end up with rosette spots most of the time? Or just the plain spots? Are you able to tell which markings one will have at a young age? Thanks for all your help! You cats are Beautiful!! Reply
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     LibbieKerr, 03/17/2013

     Rosetting and spotting are similar but not the same. Spots are solid, with no outlining and no other color involved. To see spotting, see the legs of the cat AKerrs Cheetah... her legs are spotted. Spots are what we got in the beginning and through selection we are now able to get rosetting. Rosettes can be: a circle of a darker outline and a lighter center, an arrowhead in shape, paw print in shape, c shaped, many different type. Spots and rosettes can be on the same cat. See Akerrs Captivate or Fascinate for some remarkable rosetting! Reply