key differences between F types

[Sue]

Tink is an F6. She taught the 4 yr old Scittish Fold how to use the kitty door. I recently bought her a new toy (electronic mouse that runs around a partially enclosed circle.). In 1.5 hours she bit off an ear, flipped it over, opened the battery compartment, and removed the batteries. She would not play with it again, as she figured out how it worked. It has now been passed on to my sister's cat ( a non savannah) that is fascinated with it. Sue

 

[Becki]

I guess for me, I think domestic shorthairs can be amazingly smart and interactive...my very first cat was a black kitty I chose when I was 4 years old and he was so very smart. He ruled our house and the dogs and even bullied my younger sister (I'm ashamed to have been supportive of this as a child)...so many stories on how smart that cat was. .

I had a long haired tabby when I grew up, my mother found her has a 6 week old kitten under our car in Texas. She was just a gorgeous girl, but she bullied us! She would chase us around the house when we came home from school and not let us in the front door. Do you know how ridiculous you look running around the outside of a house with a cat chasing you calling your mom to save you from the cat? Oh she thought that was the best thing ever. My daddy was in the Army and when he would come home from the field, she would hide behind his bags and attack him! She never did this to my mom, ever.

 

[Brigitte Cowell]

Of course she didn't do that to your mom, she was the one that fed the cat right? LOL!