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Murka
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Age: |
Six months old
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Female
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Bengal
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| Home: |
Kiev, Ukraine
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My pet is Murka, a Bengal cat. In nature, Bengals live near the water in tropical forests. They are common in Korea, China, India, Pakistan and Indonesia. Bengal cats are good hunters, they love to climb trees, and they passed these habits to their domestic brethren. Our cat is no exception. Want to know about my pet's interesting life?
Now I will tell you about my special cat. Murka has light brown, slightly reddish with dark spots, like a leopard, color and a very cute face. She has large ears and yellow eyes. The nose is brown with a beige spot. And on the forehead there is a drawing in the form of a scarab beetle. My mom says Murka has a 'cool belly,' it is milky with black spots. The hand reaches out to stroke this plush and warm place. Her tail is long, thin and resilient. Murka is a young cat, she will be one year old in the spring. She is not very affectionate: she does not like being taken in her arms, and allows herself to be stroked only as much as she wants. But when my cat is hungry or wants something from us, she becomes more indulgent: rubs against her legs, lets herself be stroked for a long time and purrs.
Murka is a little different from other cats, for example, like her ancestors, she loves water and prefers to drink directly from the tap. When someone is taking a bath, he likes to sit next to him and watch. She walks along the edge of the tub and tries to touch the stream of water with her paw. My favorite is very active and too curious, she, like a whirlwind, rushes around the house, and not a single new business is complete without her participation.
Bengal cats are smart. In their habits, they are a bit like dogs: they can even be walked and trained. Murka, like a dog, brings the thing that you throw for her. This is usually how she plays with hair ties. Pets are different: cats, dogs, parrots, snakes, rabbits ... But living with them, you understand that they, as people, have their own character, their habits. Like a person, they can be happy and sad, angry and show affection, be active, or vice versa, quiet and invisible. And the owner must take into account all this, then the pet will be fine. But the most important thing is that when you take care of your pet, through this care you yourself become better: more responsible, kinder, more affectionate. You can give her a piece of your love. That is, a kind of "symbiosis" is created between the owner and the pet, which is important and beneficial to both parties.
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