Neutered cats also do not make more unwanted mongrel babies. Save a life, don't condemn a litter. For MORE information on early spay and neuter. It is perhaps time that cat owners take the same responsibility for their pets as dog owners must do. Yes, but not all Bengals will do any particual thing.
Price depends on a couple of factors.
One is the breeder's reputation and the other is what faults the kitten has, when compared to the Bengal breed standard. Be sure that you get a kitten from a reputable breeder who will back up the kitten with health guarantees. Usually they guarantee against congenital defects for a period of time. They also have you take the kitten to your vet within a few days to check for any illness. During that time period, the kitten can usually be returned in trade for another kitten.