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Hi,

If he doesn't get on with his litter sister, then he may not get along with anyone.

Is he neutered? If so, I would probably not get another cat as he will only start bullying/fighting with them too. Two boys may just end up in the same scenario, especially as they have not grown up together.

If he is not neutered, I would neuter him, and see if he calms down. If she is also entire, then I would neuter her also. Hormones may be playing a part.

If they are actually both neutered and you really want two Bengals then it is perhaps him that you need to rehome not her.

Some cats are happier being in a one cat household, getting all the attention.

Thanks to you both for the tips; it seems things are much better now. perhaps it was a phase he was going through? My guess is that he's been irritated lately. I found a cactus spine in his paw and pulled it out. After an innitial struggle with the "holding to pull it out" part, he was instantly mellowed. He hadn't been showing any signs of an "ouchie".. no limping or overlicking.. so I didnt know until I went to trim his claws. So far, no fighting has happened since.

Lets hope that's all it was. I want to keep them both! I'm so in love...

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