Hi I currently have and 1year old silver smoked Bengal girl called Coco! She is such a character and has fitted perfectly into our family!
I have been recently thinking of getting another Bengal and was wondering if anyone has any experience of this?
I contacted the breeder and she has two male brothers for sale and wants them to go together. Having two more would be OK for us I just hope that Coco would be OK with the change! She is super affectionate and I don't want to ruin her loving personality! She seems OK with other cats in the neighbourhood and has actually befriended a tabby cat that lives nearby?

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!

Welcome to our forum! Bringing another two kitties in can be a great experience or it can go horribly wrong. Know the males are already used to each other, bonded together, and will probably be the best of buddies. It's whether or not they will accept a sister or she will accept two brothers. The safe room and proper introduction rules must be followed. The fact that your little girl doesn't seem to mind other cats is a good sign. If you are prepared for three zooming cats and the demands from three bengals, by all means grab the two. Having three will definitely change your household, hopefully for the better.

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You definitely want the cats bonding with Coco. Brian brings up an interesting scenario (which he always brings to the table -- he's got great advice). Most people start with two bengals, which is a lot easier, especially if they are siblings. My bengal is 9 years old and there is no way he'd accept another cat in the house. It is easier when they are younger. You know your household and situation better than anyone, but adding more cats adds to the expense as well and more catification is required.

Thanks for your replies!
Luckily we have enough space, time and love for another two cats, I would not consider it if we didn't! Coco is not an indoor cat and loves the outdoors and the breeder has told me that the two brothers do like being outside too, which is good as they can burn off some Bengal steam!
Leaving the only neagative which is I can't guarantee that coco will accept, however my gut feeling is that she will embrace it. So I am going with my gut feeling and we are going to collect our two new boys tomorrow!
I have set up a room just for them all ready and waiting!
I have decided though that even if Coco seems to want to be with them I will allow it but I am going to take my time and be patient to ensure a great result and long happy life for them all.

I have tried numerous times to attach photos of my beautiful bengals but the site won't allow me.

Lianne

This is Coco

These are my new boys Ziggy and Simba

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