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mdfootball4ever commented on 18 Nov 2015

is there any controversy to how there is for the wolfdogs? i really want this animal but not if it deals with the same problems as other cross bred animals between domestic and wild. this is my favorite cat but i don't want to put the cat through issues between having domestic and wild tendencies

Weirdanimalboy commented on 01 Mar 2016

You could get a Mokave Jag Cat. They're wild looking but a very tame.

Nightcore commented on 25 Jan 2016

I suggest that you get a 100% domestic Persian cat.

Blue creeper gamer commented on 09 Oct 2015

My sisters name is savannah

Stroppy commented on 18 Jan 2016

+demonikreaper you're a dick XD

demonikreaper commented on 07 Dec 2015

+Blue creeper gamer Wow, how neat is that

royms2000 commented on 28 Sep 2015

I don't understand the logic of banning this cat because of potential environmental damage of the escapees. What ecosystem damage could it do that invasive domestic cats haven't already done?

Kayla Leopard commented on 11 Nov 2015

its dumb....like if it breeds with a regular cat typically it would be a smaller cat....animal planet is off with uh hmmmm everything....20k and 30lbs...

smoothALOE commented on 23 Oct 2015

Well, as long as it's only decided upon at the state or local level, but be that as it may, I agree that this is ridiculous. The reasoning and logic sounds nonsensical and arbitrary.

CurtisAlfeld commented on 19 Aug 2015

Probably the only type of cat I could see myself owning.

Mark Gailmor commented on 06 Sep 2015

+CurtisAlfeld I guess you've never met a Maine Coon Cat, have you? Or a Bengal cat?

Moonie TREOS commented on 24 Mar 2015

Half of the clips were of BENGAL CATS! Get ur fucking shit together lol.

Ellie McClary commented on 16 Aug 2015

+Michael Kors they are really cats mine ( Jingles ) is not purebred the lady we got him from is a lier she told us not to test him for feline leukemia because she already tested him and he was negative lier she tested him he was positive but she put him up for adoption anyway we tested him and he was positive we told her she said she would take him back and give us a kitten for free ummm heck noooo no one is taking my baby from me

Moonie TREOS commented on 12 Jul 2015

They are really cats.

Michael Kors commented on 11 Jul 2015

+Moonie TREOS I dont know but they really are cats? or they are like a wild animal?

Moonie TREOS commented on 11 Jul 2015

they're obviously kangaroos.

Michael Kors commented on 11 Jul 2015

+Moonie TREOS ... FUCK THIS SHIT! THEY ARENT CATS! FOR GOD SAKE....

nina Hart (nina3dgirl) commented on 01 May 2015

+Moonie TREOS LOL yup i must look good enough for you to even think i edited my pictures but i don't i'm just that sexy. ^_~ i see i pissed you off though so that's laughable

Moonie TREOS commented on 01 May 2015

+nina Hart stop editing ur pictures u look like a fuckin clown.

nina Hart (nina3dgirl) commented on 01 May 2015

+Moonie TREOS lol cause you are the cat expert right? i will believe you if you show up on cat's 101 until then stop acting like you know everything and STFU . you are Another person who thinks they know more then professional's . Also the cat breeds share a lot of the same markings, so you are clearly mistaken, just because you own a CAT breed does not make you an expert pretending you are makes you a dumb ass .

Derek Clarke commented on 24 Apr 2015

+Moonie TREOS Calm down Captain Swag

My F2 Blue Savannah male cat, Kenken is just like a dog

My Savannah cat know how to come & sit.

User Comments

Quinlan Hogan commented on 09 Jul 2015

Any links on where to find Blue Savannahs?

Charlette Beaver commented on 30 Aug 2015

+Quinlan Hogan I currently have 3 blue F5 savannahs.

Colette Prepont commented on 18 May 2015

I would also like to know the breeder. Doesn't seem like uploader wants to share their secret.

asc083 commented on 22 May 2015

+Colette Prepont there are many breeders of these worldwide just google Savannah breeders in your area, I will be breeding but based in the UK

Maigodseki commented on 18 Mar 2015

What a beautiful cat! To me it looks like these old Egyptian temple cats

asc083 commented on 22 May 2015

+Maigodseki thats because they have serval cat bloodlines in there breeding

Kydlid Bimmer commented on 09 Mar 2015

What breeder did you get your Savannah from? I would really like to get one in a year or two and would like to find a reputable breeder!

asc083 commented on 22 May 2015

+Kydlid Bimmer If you are serious about wanting one of these and the investment and care required you can join groups on facebook like savannahkatzone , there are various ones to choose from, you will get good advice there.

tickyul commented on 18 Feb 2015

All joking aside, this manly KITTEH looks very sturdy, meaty and extremely musty....like he has too much testosterone coursing through his body. I assume he can become very, VERY bombastic around babies and little kiddies, use MUCH caution!!!!!!!!!!

tickyul commented on 31 Aug 2015

+R8chelFair Dogs are MUCH more adapted to humans and civilization when compared to Kittehs. I believe that Kittehs have been living among humans about 1/3 as long as Dogstinkers have.

R8chelFair commented on 18 Aug 2015

Same goes for a big dog.

tickyul commented on 29 May 2015

+asc083 UMMMMMMM, yeah......you sound like one of those Blockheadbull owners, right before their NANNY-DOG chows-down on their kid. I could imagine Hugekitteh getting very bombastic and violent during "playtime"........then little kiddy playfully pulls Hugekitteh's tail, and then your kiddy is DONE FOR!!!!!!!

asc083 commented on 22 May 2015

+tickyul seriously I have 3 of these cats the temperment is lovely, no different to other cats other than energy and intelligence.

tickyul commented on 07 Mar 2015

+Peachy Pie A Serval can take-down deer and gazelle. F1 can take-down little Kiddies and babies, sure enough!!!!!!!! Don't let that sucka get too hungry around small prey!

Peachy Pie commented on 05 Mar 2015

+tickyul very good

tickyul commented on 23 Feb 2015

+asc083 YOU say that.....but look at the very manly and bombastic-looking KITTEH in this video!!! Little kiddies tick him off, he could possibly............well, let's just say I would not leave a little kid alone with this wild-eyed monster!!!!!!!!!

asc083 commented on 18 Feb 2015

They are high energy , but not dangerous and they love children.

Cat serval and caracal are playing at home

User Comments

InfiniteAliens commented on 08 Mar 2016

bruh thats like having a wolf in your house lol cats on roids.

sarina lee commented on 18 Jan 2016

Would they ever cuddle with you?

Rose Tyler commented on 04 Mar 2016

kitties

ItzScarlet commented on 08 Jan 2016

aww

Joaquin G. Rivas commented on 25 Feb 2016

The World's Tallest Pet Cat - Walking MAGIC an F1 Savannah cat

The World's Tallest Pet Cat and she is from A1 Savannahs. The video material is by Kathrin Stucki. Produced by Michael @ //www.pictures-of-cats.org.

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Queen Of Cats commented on 02 Mar 2015

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ginko27 commented on 19 Dec 2010

The only problemwith savannahas is that if they ever get loose, they are NOT comming back! You need a GPS locating coller and a microchip implanted. The GPS is the first thing to go if somone wants to steal the animal so you need a back-up for when if it goes to the vet, it can be IDed and returned to you. Almost everyone I've know to keep these cats has been targeted for robbery. They are sold for $150-500 stolen. Alot less than you gave for them.The microchip is your last hope for a stolen cat

bluebuzzybee commented on 13 Apr 2011

@broadsurf I do love animals and have had domestic cats sharing my home (with me as their maid!!) for 15 years. I have no concern about this particular cats welfare and can see you love her very much. My only concern and it's a general one is that I have seen the damage they can do when not properly looked after, and many people buy them and can't cope with the responsibility of a bigger cat. You clearly aren't one of them and your cat is beautiful and obviously a family member.

bluebuzzybee commented on 14 May 2011

@Ingiequeen Don't be so ridiculous. My cats are neutered and in no way contributing to a feral population. I live in a very quiet area, my eldest cat is 13 and still healthy and happy. When I have lived in built up areas, where the cats could have been hurt, they have been kept inside. Hunting is a cats nature - mice etc are part of the food chain - its the natural order. I have 2 well loved moggies. How do you think cats survived before we domesticated them? Get a grip.

bluebuzzybee commented on 10 Apr 2011

I think this is disgraceful. That cat is a beautiful born hunter, and to take it for a walk in a concrete jungle on a harness is an insult to the nature of the animal. I love cats - but allow mine to go out and hunt and the idea of putting a lead on them is ridiculous to me.. It's almost as if having a wild cat is a status symbol for the bored and wealthy. I don't doubt this animal is loved - but it should be in the wild where it belongs.

Jan Burch commented on 02 Jun 2011

@bluebuzzybee My cat was certainly not rare or valuable to anyone but his family. But he was leash trained and we lived in 6 different homes. He was never lost, or hit by a car, shot by farmers. When he was really old, deaf and mostly blind we could still go out for walks. Some of my friends went thru a lot of 'natural' cats during the 19 years I lived with Wacko.

gingerwolfy commented on 15 Apr 2013

if u put a domestic cat in the wild it becomes a feral cat and the government has feral cat exterminations..hence u'd be signing it's death..living in a city is no place for a cat under normal circumstances so instead of trying to keep the critter as an indoor cat isn't it better to give it at least some freedom of the outdoors in a safe and secure way..?

Cyclist0623 commented on 19 Apr 2013

This is true. An F1 Savannah is worth a lot. Brings a high price. But, it has to be someone who knows their value, most people don't. And the thief will need connections to a well-monied buyer. But they do get stolen from time to time. Fortunately, for both the Savannahs and their owners, the market isn't very big. Magic is a fabulously gorgeous cat!!

Rafael Fernandes commented on 10 Jun 2012

this is not a wild cat. why are so many people so dumb these days. this is a domestic cat, just like other cats u have seen before, only difference is that it looks exotic. and its completely normal to put a cat on a leash. i have a bengal nd shes quiet timid and shy so i have to put her on a leah to take her outside. its not "disgraceful"

Henrika16 commented on 17 May 2012

You have so much respect for the wilderness that you let your cat out to massacre the local prey species? Domestic cats are the world's number one invasive species - a protected predator if you will, and videos and respected animals like these that encourage responsible ownership and what a pet cat can be are a great thing IMO.

Ingiequeen commented on 10 May 2011

@bluebuzzybee It is a cross bred, domesticated cat. Allowing your cats outside to hunt, is the very reason there are so many feral cats, hunting and killing wildlife. It's also very dangerous for the cat, at risk of cars, people, harsh weather etc. And if they are not desexed...it just contributes to the feral cat population.

NoblestuckyFarms commented on 13 Jun 2011

She is beautiful!! I have a male Bengal Tiger, they are a little smaller than the savannah cats. Though they both have the beautiful spots that make them look exotic!! I could never walk my male, Homer, he falls over like hes in shock every time we take him outside! They all have such nice character to them, beautiful cat!

dahanks1 commented on 28 May 2011

@fish8cat Most dogs are more dangerous than this cat. I have a twenty pound cat that would never dream of acting the least bit aggressive. In fact, the dominant cat in this house is a six pound runt. Most cats are a direct reflection of their owners, or at least the first few months of upbringing.

felines commented on 21 Aug 2013

of course it is, how anyone can think its disgraceful i just don't know its for their own safety and some of them like their walks, these cats were never loose in the jungle like some seem to think so they don't miss stalking their prey they are a breed of small cat just like a tabby or Siamese

bluebuzzybee commented on 20 May 2011

@nickyroose mmmm do you know what, I'm so bored by answering these comments. I'd really like to say I will not keep my moggies in. Stop commenting. I don't agree with you. Oh and I don't line in NA so .......... I'm pretty sure my cats aren't going to decimate the sparrow population of the uk!

Serval Cat Playing With Kids

This is a Serval cat playing with my kids, in our home. You can see he is very gentle although big and clumsy. He is a very large and very powerful. Being a wild ...

User Comments

The Chronic commented on 28 Feb 2016

WOW this is horrifying. i would let a domesticated serval play rough with my kids let alone a feral one. Are you mental?

logitech4873 commented on 01 Mar 2016

+The Chronic Serval claw, house cat claw. They'd both mess up an eye pretty badly, but it would likely be an accident if something like that was to happen. Cats don't purposely try to scratch peoples faces, they'd go for limbs and such.

The Chronic commented on 01 Mar 2016

its more the claws that i worry about....in the eyes.

logitech4873 commented on 29 Feb 2016

+The Chronic It eats mice, not humans.Worst it can do is, well, bite you.It's pretty clear that it trusts the humans

Guva commented on 05 Jan 2016

Wild animals are not pets, and they shouldn't be treated as such, it's bad for the animals! Wild animals have evolved over the course of millions of years as independent, free-living beings. They have needs, instincts and behaviors that are inseparably tied both to their appropriate habitat, and to a free-living state. It is inappropriate and inhumane to force a wild animal to live the captive life of a pet. Wild animals belong in the wild.

xKamehameha commented on 11 Jan 2016

+Guva By your logic, a wild animal that suffering should be left in the wild? What about a baby animal thats mother has died? Leave it die?

Guva commented on 06 Jan 2016

//animals.mom.me/can-serval-kept-pet-1585.html

Anot HerOne commented on 06 Jan 2016

+Guva Yeah, and now that you mention it, what are you doing out of your cave?

inkey2 commented on 02 Jan 2016

the cats ears are totally awsome....love those tall ears

ericou812 commented on 19 Jan 2016

+inkey2 ever see there teeth?it would rip apart a mouse in seconds

Lesleigh Hart commented on 28 Dec 2015

I wish you wouldn't own a wild animal. I think it is mean. I live in Australia and I think your children could be equally served by having a domestic cat. This looks like you want a status symbol. I feel very sorry for it not being able to be the wild animal it is supposed to be.

rayme4raw commented on 20 Feb 2016

+Lesleigh Hart Actually all cats are wild, none have been domesticated. Besides, how is asking people to feel sorry for the pampered pet that is enjoying a far better life than he would have had in the wild logical?

Analagent1 commented on 06 Feb 2016

+Caelam Thomas (Soniccrt) Proof its acting like any other cat? Proof it's having fun?Domestic cats are a separate feline branch all together

Lesleigh Hart commented on 03 Jan 2016

+Alden Mikula as I said we are at an impasse in this debate.

Alden Mikula commented on 02 Jan 2016

+Lesleigh Hart Servals have been domesticated since 1960's by the way and this one was obviously from a breeder. That makes it domesticated thus it is not a wild animal it is domesticated

Lesleigh Hart commented on 02 Jan 2016

You and I are coming from very different points of view. Best I can do is point you to Big Cat Rescue. I have an ethical problem with what is going on. If you cannot see it already and the servals that do get rescued by Big Cat Rescue, as well as other wild cats, such as lions and tigers, then we are at an impasse.

Caelam Thomas (Soniccrt) commented on 01 Jan 2016

+Lesleigh Hart Do a quick google search and see that that serval is acting like any other cat. It doesn't want to leave them! It is having fun, so what is the problem?

Lesleigh Hart commented on 01 Jan 2016

domestic animals, such as a domestic cats or dogs are many thousands of generations bred out of the wild, so they no longer act wish to be in the the wild and in fact are dependant on humans for survival. The same is not true of Servals.

Caelam Thomas (Soniccrt) commented on 31 Dec 2015

+Lesleigh Hart All domestic animals were once wild. If a person is nice, treats it well, and gives it food and water, than what is the problem? That serval is having the time of it's life, by the looks of it.

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