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Haha, my cat was just weighed at 19.5lbs and he's really really fat! Best cat ever though, loves attention, he just can't get enough of it. Sometimes it's kinda creepy. 
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My grandparents have a Siamese cat. When I slept in their house when visiting on vacation a few years before the big move, the cat would jump on me while I slept and kept pushing at my nose for some reason.  Cute cat! I like that tiger-like look. Very cool. I, however, have two dogs. One pure-bred Chihuahua (Brandy), and one BIG dog, mix between German Shepherd and Rottweiler. The big dog, Duke, has an interesting look. He's slimmer than a Rottie, but has the same general shape. His colors are almost like that of a German Shepherd. A perfect mix. 
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thank you all so much! Norton appriciates all the kind words! Norton is a f2, yes, but he has a different blood line then most savannah cats for SHOW. Norton is a unusual savannah not only because of the marble coat but also because he is abnormally large. at 7-8 weeks the vet locally near the breeder said he was expected to get to 35 lbs or larger. we got our cat from Select Exotics. Holly Hummel was so awesome to deal with. apparently she has the FINEST savannah cats in the country. i also think, dont quote me, but one of her cats apparently was featured on good morning america and possibly other tv spots. savannah cats are still the largest hybrid cats available legally in most, not all, states. they are very sweet animals and we will soon get a f1 once we have more space. they require ALOT of attention and need proper living standards due to them being partially wild. if you really want one please research them vigerously. -a
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Originally posted by 111R:
we got our cat from Select Exotics. Holly Hummel was so awesome to deal with. apparently she has the FINEST savannah cats in the country. i also think, dont quote me, but one of her cats apparently was featured on good morning america and possibly other tv spots.
Yeah, I googled "f2 savannah" as soon as you stated his breed. As Select Exotics was the first hit I went there. Thanks a lot for giving me something else to blow my afternoon on besides work!  I think I browsed that site front to back. If I didn't already have 5 cats, and I had a spare 2-10 grand, I'd be all over one of them! I was partial to both the f2 Savannahs and the Habaris. Gorgeous animals. I especially like the size they get, and the descriptions of their behaviors is really appealing to me. I dig that they'll play fetch. I've got a calico that does the same thing and it's a hoot!
Edit: BTW, Norton is a stunning looking feline!
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I have a question for you though. Why the stipulation that (apparently) all males be sterilized? I looked all over the website and could find no mention of a reason for this. Is it to keep a monopoly on the breeding? It's just something that piqued my curiosity.
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Originally posted by IRingTwyce:
I have a question for you though. Why the stipulation that (apparently) all males be sterilized? I looked all over the website and could find no mention of a reason for this. Is it to keep a monopoly on the breeding? It's just something that piqued my curiosity.
It's not that they be sterilized. It's that the males are born sterile for the first 3-5 generations.
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Originally posted by sigma:
Originally posted by IRingTwyce:
I have a question for you though. Why the stipulation that (apparently) all males be sterilized? I looked all over the website and could find no mention of a reason for this. Is it to keep a monopoly on the breeding? It's just something that piqued my curiosity.
It's not that they be sterilized. It's that the males are born sterile for the first 3-5 generations.
That may be the case with one of the breeds (maybe the Habari?), but there are many testimonials on the site that mention having their males fixed.
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Originally posted by IRingTwyce:
Originally posted by sigma:
Originally posted by IRingTwyce:
I have a question for you though. Why the stipulation that (apparently) all males be sterilized? I looked all over the website and could find no mention of a reason for this. Is it to keep a monopoly on the breeding? It's just something that piqued my curiosity.
It's not that they be sterilized. It's that the males are born sterile for the first 3-5 generations.
That may be the case with one of the breeds (maybe the Habari?), but there are many testimonials on the site that mention having their males fixed.
being sterile has nothing to do with the cats being "fixed". i thought all the males were sterile anywho. savannah male cats will SPRAY if not fixed by 6 months or so. even if you get them fixed after 6 months or after they start to spray they will never stop.
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OK...well that makes sense to me. I've never had a male cat that was sterile, but I guess it makes sense they'd still spray.
Thanks to you I now have a new obsession. 5 cats or not, one day I WILL own one of these cats! (the description of the f2s is dead on the cat personality I like.)
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