hmm maybe that's why my parents' rescue Bengal was declawed? Like I said he was abandoned in a foreclosed mansion on the water in our area
so at SOME point someone clearly spent a lot of money on him. Not exactly sure how he was found, but he wasn't left long for his health to have been affected. But they did find him having already been declawed. Maybe the original owners heard the same thing and took precautions by removing them :shrug: which is ridiculous bc then he was left to fend for himself. Obviously they're just stupid #######s to begin with.
But he does go around my parents' house and mimic the motions of scratching his claws. They have scratching posts (mostly bc he likes to sit on TOP of them and yell at people who walk by) but he does act like he has them and will sit for 5 minutes sometimes going at it
Poor fellow. I've heard Bengals are actually fairly easy to train (for a cat) so I'd think with some work you could let them keep their claws and redirect their scratching when they're young. Our Bengal was around 4/5 when they got him so he's not much for learning new things now