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04/17/17 Squallie AMPS 130, +5/57, +5/57, PMPS 108, +4/61
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carfurby (GA)
Member Since 2012
I hope you see more green today.
Madrona and Leda (GA)
Member Since 2016
Slide on down Deputy Squallie! That water's fine at the Lagoon 
Olive & Paula
Member Since 2015
Squallie still likes the morning blues I see. Looks good though. In yesterday's pic I like the markings of the 2nd kitty from the right. Who is that one ?
Squalliesmom
Member Since 2015
Thanks, Paula! That's my little girl, Candy. She's a silver Bengal. I have a brown marble male, too, he is gorgeous (no bias here, hehe).
Olive & Paula
Member Since 2015
OMG, such markings. Be still my heart. Gorgeous!!!!!!
Bobbie And Bubba
Member Since 2015
Paula stole my words as I said the exact same thing when I saw the above picture! And I had to go to yesterday's post to see the pic of the gang waiting for the Easter Bunny! Too cute. (Bubba would eat him......) 
Squalliesmom
Member Since 2015
Thank you both! (Mine would eat him too, Bobbie, lol!) I see my Bengals every day so sometimes I forget how striking their markings can be. Here's Khoji, my little man -Paula stole my words as I said the exact same thing when I saw the above picture! And I had to go to yesterday's post to see the pic of the gang waiting for the Easter Bunny! Too cute. (Bubba would eat him......)
I love his chubby little orange tummy, lol. He escapes every once in a while - he loves to be outside - and I'm always afraid someone will shoot him, thinking he is some kind of wildcat.
It doesn't really show up well in their pictures but both Bengals have what is called "glitter" that makes their coats really shiny.
Bobbie And Bubba
Member Since 2015
Just beautiful! I can see what you call "glitter" when I enlarge the photo. Almost looks sleek or oily.
I can imagine you being worried that someone would think they were "wild" if outside.
I can imagine you being worried that someone would think they were "wild" if outside.
Squalliesmom
Member Since 2015
Khoji is a little genius when it comes to figuring out ways to sneak out. Yesterday they both got loose, first time in her life that Candy has ever been outside. I thought she might be scared but, no, she was fascinated with everything and completely ignored me every time I called her to come back in! Fortunately neither one really left the yard before they came back in.
Bobbie And Bubba
Member Since 2015
Was your heart beating furiously???
Ella & Rusty & Stu(GA)
Member Since 2010
Lookin' good, Deputy Squallie! Deputy China has scheduled a beach volleyball game at the lagoon tonight and is expecting you to help out!
~ LagoonMeister Rusty
Khoji and Candy are stunning.
~ LagoonMeister Rusty
Khoji and Candy are stunning.
Squalliesmom
Member Since 2015
Like a sledgehammer.
Squalliesmom
Member Since 2015
Olive & Paula
Member Since 2015
What stunning markings and colors. I would be afraid to let them out. Someone stealing them, another animal attacking them. I'd be biased too if they were mine.
Squalliesmom
Member Since 2015
They are strictly house-cats, but somehow Khoji manages to make the Great Escape once or twice a year, and this time Candy followed him. Thank heavens they weren't too hard to coax back in! I never let my cats out because I think the local wildlife is dangerous to them, not to mention cars and other people's pets!
Olive & Paula
Member Since 2015
I hear that. I don't let mine out either. Luckily no one has escaped yet. I had one who was afraid of her own shadow. One day I heard this bang. When I got up to investigate she had broke through the sliders and caught a chipmunk. It took me over 2 hours to get her back in the house. I kept following her around to keep an eye on her until she finally let me get close enough to catch her.
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