| All
generations can make excellent pets when raised properly, keeping
in mind that they are curious, confident, and active cats. I
fell in love with both the Savannah’s looks and confident
attitudes. I found a cat that was a social as a dog and wouldn’t
be daunted by our active home. It’s never a dull moment
with a Savannah around. |
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brief, the Savannah cat was developed using permissible crosses
with Bengal, Oriental shorthair, Egyptian Mau, and spotted Domestic
shorthair cat with the African serval. Fifty percent serval crosses
are termed F1 generation, subsequent crosses are termed F2, F3,
F4 etc. Early generation males are sterile. The goal in breeding
is to maintain the beautiful serval traits and spotting pattern.
Lower generation cats are usually smaller and are a bit easier
to live with as far as activity levels are concerned. |
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