Which Savannah Generation is the Best Fit for You?
Deciding which Savannah Generation is best for you and your family may be enjoyable and exciting because there are so many different types and degrees of Savannah Cats, compared to less exotic cats generally. However, it can also be extremely overpowering. Which one do you pick? What do you purchase?
That is the reason we have this section. Learn more about the F1, F2, F3, F4, and F5 Savannahs’ variations and why one of them might be a better fit for your circumstances by reading on.
Savannah General Information
Is it the best fit for you? A Savannah Cat: What Is It? This cat is a cross between a domestic cat and an African Serval. They have patches covering their primary coat and are tall and lanky (gold all the way to silver). They appear to be considerably heavier than they actually are thanks to their lengthy legs and wide paws. People tend to overestimate these cats’ weight by 40%, according to our research.
The mid-1990s saw the introduction of savannahs. You must be careful when choosing a breeder because more and more people are trying to breed them (often without the necessary education or tools to accomplish it successfully).
From roughly $1,000 to $20,000, prices are extremely inconsistent. Visit our Savannah Cat Pricing Information page for more details on pricing.
Savannah Cats F1
F1 males typically weigh 17 to 25 pounds and stand between 15 and 19 inches tall (to the shoulder). F1 Savannahs typically measure 20 to 25 inches in length. Due to the amount of wild Serval that has been bred into F1 Savannahs, they are unquestionably the most extreme of all the levels. Having said that, savannah cats are more easier to control than wild cats or other hybrids.
Characteristics of an F1 Savannah
Most of the time, these savannah cats only develop close bonds with their immediate family. Although they are not aggressive toward people, if they are not socialized from an early age, they will avoid interacting with people. Unsocialized F1 savannahs will avoid visitors in your home, and if they come out of hiding, they will probably be perched up high and far from the action. You may not even be aware that the cat is there. While an F1 with excellent social skills will be kind to others. Normally, they aren’t very good lap cats, but ours are! Because of their tremendous amount of energy, they frequently play around. The only time you might run into issues with them not using their litter box is if they’re upset or attempting to communicate with you.
The F2 Savannah Cats
F2 males can weigh more than 30 pounds, but their average weight ranges from 15 to 24 pounds. They are maybe an inch or two less in height than an F1, or nearly the same. Female F2 Savannah Cats typically weigh between 12 and 16 pounds.
F2 Savannah Cats are far more likely than F1 to have a more sociable personality. F2 Savannah kittens, however, from the wrong breeder, will avoid interacting with anyone save their primary companion. They adore being handled and will play with kids. There are no ongoing problems with utilizing the litter box. As with F1 savannah kittens, F2 savannahs require socialization from a young age and should undergo training and exposure before leaving the cattery. Learn more about F2 Savannah cats and our process by watching the video below!
Savannah F3s
F3 males can grow to a height of 17 inches and weigh between 13 and 19 pounds. They are typically between 17 and 20 inches long. The opposite gender’s F3 Savannahs typically weigh between 10 and 13 pounds, which is much less.
What is the personality of an F3 Savannah Cat like?
This is the first Savannah Cat generation that you can anticipate enjoying some time as a lap cat. We strongly advise the F3 Savannah variety because, with careful selection, you can find one with the appearance of an F1 or F2, but with a friendlier, more empathetic temperament. If you have young children, these kitties are perfect for you.
Savannah, F4, and F5s
They weigh between 13–19 pounds and are equivalent to F3 Savannahs in terms of size. Height, shape, and length are the three characteristics of these variations that stand out the most. Although these cats are fashioned much more like conventional domestic cats, they nonetheless exhibit the spots or patterns of the Serval. They are even friendlier than the F3 in terms of personality, and they love to play and be touched by just about everybody!
Do you still have concerns regarding the Savannah that would be most appropriate in your circumstance? You can share your queries in the comments section and we would like to help make a great relationship with your pet. For the Sale of Serval Kittens, kindly contact us.
