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+Time Traveler haha yes :D

The people who don't like the video (well, some of them). That's why the button is there.

+Danilo Margarido (bit2shift) oh sorry :/

+Rike Eckig *savannah cat.

it's a bengal cat

no

Do some research please

+Dennis Hartnett Why so long? lol

what you obviously don't know is hybrids, like Savannah's, Bengals, etc make different noises and body postures than regular cats, my Bengal not chirps, barks, hisses for many reasons including at his own self playing with a toy! He steals, fetches and walks on a leash so before you make incorrect and ignorant comments maybe you should do some research.

Have you ever seen young kitten wrestling? If so this is similar to that. The kittens in the video are just older and have a % wild content. The video is not shoot as one piece of film. This was taken over a several hours. They would play rough then take a break groom each other then do a little be more then take a break. Moja , the larger dark female adored the boy. The boy, Zack as a full month older than Moja and that is alot when talking about kitten ages.

+KYLIE Priest oh. Sorry, I have two cats, we never saw them play like that, so again, sorry

kikicupcske1000 they are play fighting

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+kikicupcake1000 Savannahs are very vocal and hiss at the drop of a hat at everything. Before owning a savannah you should know that and also be comfortable with it. Moja the F1 female and is the matriarch. She obviously does not like the boy's challenge but in no way this is a fight. I have about a dozen cats and from time to time they do fight this is not a fight. A fight is very fast and scary you would never want to be near one. Moja is now 9 years old and Zack was never fertile so they never produced any kittens.

That's playing imo and it's good for their social structure within the household.I'd only break it up once they got serious with it trying to hurt each other.Nothing wrong with the way you do it. Be safe and all. Just saying what you see in the video is no problem imo.

They are bored. I've got cats, and whenever they fight I distract them. Plus, even 'play' fights can escalate very quickly.

Being a cat owner this isn't a serious fight at all they're just paying. Cats play fight for fun just like dogs do. Doesn't mean they are bored.

+DAS REICH The large scars on my arms from one would suggest otherwise. I've had cats my entire life and only my Savannah has left permanent scaring. They're quite a bit stronger and certainly more energetic, even if they are the same size as a regular cat.

+DAS REICH Kinda wilder one.

Sort of...

+Reifi86 kein wahnsinn, alle katzen können sowas...

she is part domestic and part jungle cat :) they are also known as a Chausie

+Krissy Ciammitti what's a jungle hybrid?

Cool!  Thanks for the info!

+ldenisedavis The Breeder was Demdar Savannahs.

+ChelseaGunners I don't clip her nails, they seem to be fine with her just using her cat scratching posts and cat tree to claw on. But if you need to see her nails, she is just like a regular cat, her nails retract so you just push on her paw to see her nails.  She gets along pretty well with our other animals. She gets along better with our dogs that we had BEFORE we got her. We tried to get a puppy after we had her already and that did not work. We were able to get a regular kitten after we already had her but it took months before she fully warmed up to the kitten.  She still does get jealous of the kitten.  Savannah cats "imprint" with their owners so she does get jealous sometimes if we give too much attention to another animal.  But for the most part she does well.  I would just suggest having whatever pets you want before you get a savannah cat or add another pet while the savannah cat is young so the savannah cat can imprint with them too and it's easier for the savannah to accept a new animal.

+rckfan4evr how does she get along with other animals ? And how do you clip her nails?

+ChelseaGunners  She is just like a regular cat in a lot of ways but different in others. She doesn't need anything special when it comes to food.  I would just recommend a higher quality dry cat food, one with more protein. I feed her Blue Buffalo Wilderness brand. In my opinion she behaves better then a regular cat.  She is easier to train. I don't think you have to be home all day with Savannah cats. I have a cat room for her just because I like to have all her cat trees and toys in one area and I feel more comfortable leaving her home if we go on vacation.  Hope this info helps.

+rckfan4evr is she just like a regular cat if not how much harder to care for is she ? Also would you say you have to be in all day to look after these cats?

+ChelseaGunners She weighs about 18lbs. Yes, she is spayed.  When you purchase a savannah cat you have to choose if you want a breeder or a pet. Breeder meaning you don't have to get the kitten fixed and you have the right to breed the kitten when it gets old enough. Pet meaning you have to get the kitten fixed and show proof of it to the breeder you bought the kitten from.  Buying a savannah cat as a pet is cheaper so if you do not show proof that you got the kitten fixed the breeder you bought the kitten from can legally sue you for the difference in price.   Thanks for watching.

+rckfan4evr how much does she weigh and is she neutered  

Savannah cats are hybrid, mixed from a domestic and a wild Serval so She does have a little bit different personality then a regular domestic cat. She is not aggressive at all to us.  She tends to hide when people come to visit. But if you want a Savannah cat to be friendly to other people you just have to socialize them with people when they come to visit as a kitten.  We also have dogs and she does really well with them.  I would suggest that you get other pets first so that the Savannah cat grows up with them. Kara took a while to adjust to new pet that came in after we had her.  The price for most Savannah cats range in price from about 2,000 to 10,000.

No, does not hurt! He is careful! :-)