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F3 Males - Snow and Regular

wolviechick121

Savannah Super Cat
I don't really think that holds much water...my F6 SBT male is bigger than most F3 and some F2's...my F5 kittens have all turned out to be pretty large and their serval percentage is pretty low...

Well that's kind of like what the breeder was saying. She said she had some F5s that were bigger than some of her F3s because of how the percentage turned out. Or at least due to the fact that they were close. Her F3s were 12% or something, and her F5s were 10%.
 

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Paige
Staff member
Well that's kind of like what the breeder was saying. She said she had some F5s that were bigger than some of her F3s because of how the percentage turned out. Or at least due to the fact that they were close. Her F3s were 12% or something, and her F5s were 10%.

Nope - that is not the case with mine...and quite honestly, serval percentage is something that is only theoretical..and not something we want to keep stressing, due to all the AR/HSUS misinformation out there about savannah cats...they are sometimes a bit larger than domestics. It is unusual to see a 2o-25 pound savannah.
 
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