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Now Presenting: Yuki and Yeti
- Thread starter Tort518
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Well Maliik is a little odd. He usually warbles instead of meowing. And mostly uses a huge variety of hisses to communicate.
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Tort518
Savannah Super Cat
Learning the individual expressions of cats is a fun challenge.
My orange boy Paz is a constant talker and I have learned some of his "words", but he has a huge vocabulary. He is also a mimic and has learned to say hello pretty well. If you hear him make that sound at a distance it sounds like a young child saying hello. He will often wander the house looking for other cats or me and bellow it out. Since he gets responses he has adopted it as a routine thing.
If you want a good laugh when it comes to cats mimicking other animals go to YouTube and search for barking cat. There is one that is amazing and when caught barking switches over to meowing as if the barking never happened.
These Savannahs promise to be a whole new world of sounds to learn.
My orange boy Paz is a constant talker and I have learned some of his "words", but he has a huge vocabulary. He is also a mimic and has learned to say hello pretty well. If you hear him make that sound at a distance it sounds like a young child saying hello. He will often wander the house looking for other cats or me and bellow it out. Since he gets responses he has adopted it as a routine thing.
If you want a good laugh when it comes to cats mimicking other animals go to YouTube and search for barking cat. There is one that is amazing and when caught barking switches over to meowing as if the barking never happened.
These Savannahs promise to be a whole new world of sounds to learn.
Kristin
Animal Communicator
Tort518
Savannah Super Cat
Finally caught a nice cool summer night which allowed me to open the window and let the kitties hear the cicadas and other outside noise clearly, and smell the outside air.
So as I was sitting in the chair by the window it dawned on me that something was different. Sure enough, they had disconnected the hose from the wet/dry vac.
Going to schedule a visit soon for Yeti to visit the vet. He still has irritated patches including two scabby ones in rings around his tail. Very odd.
So as I was sitting in the chair by the window it dawned on me that something was different. Sure enough, they had disconnected the hose from the wet/dry vac.
Going to schedule a visit soon for Yeti to visit the vet. He still has irritated patches including two scabby ones in rings around his tail. Very odd.
Tort518
Savannah Super Cat
A final note this evening.
Poor Paz, after the surprise encounter with a just as surprised Yuki, is too afraid to go into the safe room when the Savanahs are locked in the master bedroom. I am sure he will recover, but it might take sacrificing a can of food to lure him in and get him to relax. I even carried him in and he ran back out meowing all the way.
Poor Paz, after the surprise encounter with a just as surprised Yuki, is too afraid to go into the safe room when the Savanahs are locked in the master bedroom. I am sure he will recover, but it might take sacrificing a can of food to lure him in and get him to relax. I even carried him in and he ran back out meowing all the way.
Finally caught a nice cool summer night which allowed me to open the window and let the kitties hear the cicadas and other outside noise clearly, and smell the outside air.
So as I was sitting in the chair by the window it dawned on me that something was different. Sure enough, they had disconnected the hose from the wet/dry vac.
Going to schedule a visit soon for Yeti to visit the vet. He still has irritated patches including two scabby ones in rings around his tail. Very odd.
Please make sure that Yeti does not have Ringworm... a visit to the vet is a really good idea!