Do Bengals Walk on Leashes?
The short answer is: some do, some don’t. Note that almost all cats will act like they have a broken back as soon as you put a harness of them for the first time, but that they will get accustomed to it over a few short sessions with the harness over a few days. We never use just a collar with our cats, and we do not use “figure eight” collar/harnesses either because it is too easy for the cat’s body movements to tighten up the part that goes around the neck and cause difficulty in breathing or perhaps even strangulation. Our favorite kind of harness is one that is sold for small dogs and has a “Y” around the neck and then (on both the top and the back of the cat) goes to a strap that goes around the cat’s body just behind his front legs. This is the kind PrinceRoyal Ranger of HarvestMoon is wearing in the photo. However, this type of harness, even the size sold for “very small” dogs, is often too large for a cat. (Ranger, tipping the scales at 11.5 pounds in the photo, is big enough f
