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would i be a suitable owner?

Eddies

Eddies a ham!
helfinger IMHO: Anyone asking if "I" would make a good owner has only to look in the mirror for the answer; "neat freaks" are great people but I worry for them with a Savannah because even shy, quiet Mojo makes messes- like opening the fridge:cool:, the cupboards, pulling down the curtains:alien:, knocking my coffee off the table chasing Tigger:p... Mojo puts up with me but OWNS MY HUBBY; Eddie is "mine":big grin:; he has no problem knocking other kitties off my lap:offended:; pushing in between me & my son, hissing:devil: at other kitties for his toys..
So would you make a good SLAVE?:in love:.
 

Kristin

Animal Communicator
Welcome! I really don't have much advice except my schedule has consistently changed since I brought Zeddie home, and she just rolls with the punches. She has a domestic brother that doesn't play with her much, but she doesn't seem to be unhappy.
 

Pam Flachs

Savannah Super Cat
Welcome, Helfinger!

Ditto on the good advice you have received already.

I think you will be a great Savannah slave :)
 

Patti

Admin
Staff member
I think that your work schedule is doable, although if you are considering an early generation Savannah (F1-F3) you might find they are a bit more likely to get into mischief when you're away. The other variable is the size of your home - if you live in a small apartment a Savannah may get bored easier and quicker than if you have a large home with lots of vertical space. I think a companion is a good option to consider when one works away from the home, and it doesn't need to be another Savannah necessarily, just another active breed of cat.
 
Thank you for all for your comments it has given me the assurance that i would be able to offer the best for this type of kitten. I will now look to find the right one, i will keep you posted ;)
 

Tigitodwitz

Savannah Super Cat
I think you might as well get two, because I have a very strong feeling you'll end up with another either way. But then you would want to quarantine them separately.
 

SV Dad

Savannah Super Cat
See... it's this kind of enabling... such that, a large number of us have multiple Savannahs!:)
 

NikkiA

Site Supporter
I work 8-12 hours per day during the week, and some weekends, and my husband works 9 hours a day.
We have three happy SV boys, F3 Jarvis, F4 Mickey Blue Eyes, and F5 Diablo.
Do they get into things? Of course. But that is part of the fun of a SV ;)
I for one like the mischief.
I'd much rather have a happy cat than a fancy crystal vase ;)
I think you will be just fine with the right SV.
 

Jacq

Savannah Super Cat
When I worked full time, I was gone 11 hours every day. I think the cats mostly slept while I was gone. They a turned out fine! Of course I spent a lot of time with them on the weekends.


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