Why is it, when my bengal plays with his toys that he has to do it on my leg or lap?
He has these little furry mice that he plays fetch with. But every now and again he decides that straight forward fetch is too easy. So, to spice it up he brings it over, sits on my lap and then drops it between my legs. Now, claws and all he takes up his new challenge of fishing it out again with claws and teeth aplenty.

Other favourites are to drop it into a empty drinking glass, stalk it for a bit, then knock it over and wrestle. Eventually, he will just pick it out and look at you as if to say "what's all the fuss about?".

If he plays with a drinking straw (which he loves), he will push it under the sofa to make it more challenging.

I think if he was a child i would be taking him to the doctors with suspected adhd

Hi Fingercuffs,

My two are just the same, they create their own games, i guess Bengals are just very smart cats

Thats just what they do for fun. Thankfully mine simply chase and stalk their own toys without the need to use me as a hiding place.

On the upside, if I ever need a pen or pencil, I just have to look under my couch.