Zeke and Razzi have settled together very well...her coming into season was in a way a good thing, 'cos it got the "introducing" over rapidly.(!). I took her to the vet last week and she had an "anti- breeding" injection, which calmed things pretty rapidly. Now they are inseparable...if he can't see her, he yowls for her...she is less dependant. She is the ringleader, he her devoted follower.
On Sunday, when I had my daughter Nicki and her family here, we let them out for the first time. Razzi went straight out to eat grass, which told me she at least knew about gardens. It took Zee a lot longer to cross the threshold, but he did it....they ran up hills, met rabbit holes and tried the trees. They come to the sound of my voice! I made sure they were insafely long before dark. Yesterday and today they have had an hour or so out...at the m oment they are fast asleep.
Razzi has noticebly less energy than Zee, but thats to be expected. Indoors Zee follows me around like a puppy. I have trodden on him squashed him and sat on him!!!, but he does like contact. Razzie likes my lap, failing that, my chair!
Hi Nicola 
The are still very loving and friendly although Gandalf tolerates the old dog Aragorn loves him and every time he sees him homes in for a cuddle and nuzzles him. Gandalf likes to play tickle and then pounce and bite sometimes quite hard but mainly to Rob so i reason its a boy thing he only puts his teeth on me but doesnt bite. They both know the word no as they have heard it enough but only decide to understand it sometimes. I hope you enjoy the attached and see that they are well looked after and loved loads.
We would like to a big Thank you to Gail at Kiabindhi Bengals for sharing such a special double imported pedigree girl with us, we feel totally honured that Gail would share something so special with such a new breeder as ourselves, this is a great chance to get really noticed for the Bengals we are hoping to breed in 2011. 
