Becki
Savannah Super Cat
Just get rid of the plants. That is a battle you will lose. Trust me.
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Advice on purchasing a Savannah!
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Wyldthingz
Savannah Super Cat
I actually adore the lower gens. You don't need to have an F1 or F2 to have the "real" Savannah-feel. Of course those are very bling-bling because of how they look. They are all smart but it doesn't mean they are difficult either. Watch out for open cupboard etc but a heck of a lot easier than a puppy!
T
The Kasbah
Guest
Correct. Sue Armstrong has a lengthy and well established reputation in the Savannah Community and does produce excellent quality F1 kittens. I believe she mentors Michelle Mills, who is a relative new comer on the scene.
Wyldthingz
Savannah Super Cat
Sue lived in California and bred here years ago and I believe she may have moved when the laws about owning servals changed. I respect that because other breeders just went underground or registered their servals has Savannahs to avoid trouble.
Lesley
Site Supporter
Hey everyone!
Guess what? We bring our new kitten home tomorrow! Was supposed to be next Fri, but my husband took next week off to do some home projects and the breeder thought it would be fine to let him leave at 11 weeks. She said he seems to be about 2 weeks ahead of his litter mates and is ready to go! Thanks for all your advice and encouragement.
Game on!
Guess what? We bring our new kitten home tomorrow! Was supposed to be next Fri, but my husband took next week off to do some home projects and the breeder thought it would be fine to let him leave at 11 weeks. She said he seems to be about 2 weeks ahead of his litter mates and is ready to go! Thanks for all your advice and encouragement.
Game on!
