Savannah cats look wilder than they actually are. On the first sight of a Savannah cat, one’s first thought is that it is a small breed of wild cat, and, in a sense, it is. The Savannah kitten is breed from an African Serval and a domestic cat. It is considered by most states in the US to be a domestic cat, though some states and countries do not consider it a domestic cat.
Savannah cats are very good pets. They need to be taken care of, but this is true of all pets. Savannah cats have been known to be aggressive and active pets, however, they are also very loyal to their people. Some Savannah cats will pounce on their owners, while others just greet them. Savannah cats are generally very friendly and a re a lot like dogs in their behavior. They often will follow their owners around the house. Some Savannah cats are friendly with strangers while others are afraid of people they don’t know. This can be remedied by having your Savannah kitten grow up around children and other people. You will also want your kitten to have experience around other animals while they are growing up so they are good around other pets if you have them.
It is important to remember that Savannah cat breeders do not ever allow their kittens to become a Savannah feral cat, as this would be a waste of breeding time and money. When you are looking for Savannah cats and kittens for sale, remember to inquire about what filial level they are. F1 Savannah cats for sale are probably the optimum choice. F2 Savannah male cats for sale are often cheaper than females, as many male Savannah cats are infertile until the F4 generation. Females, however, are often fertile from the F1 generation and on.
You can find Savannah cat for sale by searching for Savannah cat breeders in your area. However, it is important to keep in mind that as these cats are a hybrid of a wild cat and a domestic cat they are not inexpensive. You will probably not find cheap Savannah cats for sale. If you do, the chances are good that they are much further down the genetic line from the original African Serval than the F4 generation. Also, beware of anyone who advertises Savannah lynx jungle cats for sale, as this person may not know what they are talking about.
