Possible Breeder?

[NikkiA]

Hi Kii!
We have 3 SV boys at home, F3, F4 and F5, and we fostered a DSH kitten for 7 months.
The boys are not really any harder than our foster DSH kitten, LeeLoo was. They are more energetic, and they are more curious, but from my limited experience I describe them intelligent, energetic, and somewhat stubborn cats.
Our F3 boy is the easiest. Jarvis really just wants to play all the time, and to cuddle next to you on the couch or in bed. F4 Mickey and F5 D are into EVERYTHING, Jarvis less so. Mickey and D have learned to open doors, cabinets, and drawers, but again, nothing that is unheard of for households with cats. I wouldn't call any of our bunch hard to care for.

 

[Patti]

Awe! Do you find them harder to take care of an average compared to regular cats?

It's been so long since I've had a 'regular' cat it's hard to say, but I don't think Savannahs are any more difficult to own than any other active breed of cat. They're no Persians, that's for sure!

 

[Kii]

That's nice to hear!

 

[Kristin]

My F4 is more active than my DSH has ever been....he is 10 now and she has taught him lots of naughty things

 

[Mischief]

I have an F5 adult female and she is easier to take care of than my domestic short hair, Mischief. Miischief lives up to his name but what's really funny is when he tries to imitate Whiskey's jumping and he falls and he can't keep up with her and my half Bengal, Linus, when they're running.