Tiger - Bengal For Breeding in Dorset, England

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Tiger

Bengal

Dorset, England, GB

Age

1 year 7 months

Gender

female

Size

Medium

Weight

2.00 kgs

Age

1 year 7 months

Gender

female

Size

Medium

Weight

2.00 kgs

Cherrie Frampton

Pet Owner

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About Tiger

Tigers a lovely brown and black marbled bengal, loves attention and full of energy. She’s an indoor, only cat looking a friendly male friend 😊. Tigers very intelligent and loves to know what’s going on around her (sometimes a little too much) but we’d never change her. We’d love her to have a litter off her own one day.

Health & Care

Vaccinated

House Trained

DNA Tested

Pedigree Certified

Great With

Children

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about this pet

Where is Tiger located?

Tiger is located in Dorset, England. Contact the owner to discuss breeding arrangements and meeting logistics.

What is Tiger's health status?

Tiger is up-to-date on vaccinations. Health records are available from the owner. Always ask for health certifications and breeding clearances before arranging a breeding match.

Is Tiger good with children?

Yes, Tiger is reported to be good with children. This temperament trait may be passed on to her offspring. Consider this when planning your breeding program.

How can I contact Tiger's owner?

You can message Tiger's owner directly through Petmeetly's secure platform. Discuss breeding arrangements, health certifications, breeding fees, and timing.

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