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Gayzette “Adagio for Strings” aka 'Gio', F2 Brown Rosetted Bengal
Owners – Stuart and April
As most Bengal owners will tell you once you have your first this soon becomes 2 and so on.
Bengals have many qualities that enrich your life on a daily basis, from making you laugh at their
antics to the hunt to find their new secret hiding place.
We already had two SBT Bengals and the urge for another was upon us.
While searching on the internet we came across Gayzette's home page, and spent the rest of the
evening reading the many articles enclosed in this wonderful website.
Since owning our first Bengal, I have been fascinated by the early generation cats and information
on these rare cats is not easy to come by.
The decision was made, we would like to investigate the possibility of owning one of these
wonderful cats.
We made a call to Pauline and after an enlightening conversation we were placed on the waiting list
for a F2 boy.
In due course we received an e-mail from Pauline, there was a F2 boy available. We snapped him
up.
Living with Gio
After Gio's trip from Scotland to our home in B'ham, he was introduced to his settling in room.
He was straight out of his travelling enclosure and greeted April and I with a head rub and a loud
purr that defied his kitten frame. This treatment is not only reserved for us but for the many visitors
that a new kitten attracts.
Gio is confident, loving, loyal, gentle,playful,mischievous as any Bengal is, but different. I have
read other owners say this also, and I wondered if I could describe this “different quality”, but alas I
cannot. It can only be experienced from owning an early generation Bengal.
Gio loves company at all times, be it April and I, our SBT Bengals or friends that visit.
He has no fear of any household noises and enjoys listening to music and playing with his favourite
toy a black fluffy spider. Gio likes to fetch and play tug with a feather waggler, which he always
wins.
Pauline and Frank do a wonderful job raising these lovely cats, for us lucky owners to reap the
rewards of their superb upbringing.
Thank you Pauline and Frank
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