Alice White
#7 Bambinos are completely devoid of hunting instincts, which allows them to get along well with domestic rodents and even dogs.
Moreover, they cannot be called lazy. Of course, not a single cat will refuse to soak up the owner's lap, but during periods of wakefulness, these comrades use their internal battery to the maximum. Sociability and peacefulness are character traits that every descendant of the Sphinx and Munchkin must possess. As an example: a true bambino is not afraid of strangers who have entered the house and does not shake with horror if a mischievous party is planned with a crowd of invitees. Moreover, the cat will willingly climb into the arms of anyone who expresses a desire to cuddle him.
#8 Bambino has a relatively stable psyche, which is a serious achievement for such a young breed.
He is not fearful, unforgiving, and quickly gets used to feeling "at ease" wherever. With representatives of this family, it is easy to travel, move to a new home and radically rebuild the way of life. Any vicissitudes of fate, including a change of owner, are perceived by bambino without unnecessary hysterics and despondency if there is at least someone nearby who is ready to pay attention to the animal and a piece of himself.
#9 Bambinos are rather playful, but quite manageable if you manage to educate them in time.
Usually, the first days after a kitten moves to a new home are devoted to adaptation. During this time, it is forbidden to make any demands on the animal, since a change of place of residence is severe stress that must be waited out. But to put the tray next to the house or bambino bed, on the contrary, is desirable immediately. The eared "short paws" are incredibly clean and quickly understand what this plastic box with lumps of toilet filler is for.
