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Home      About Savannahs      Breeders      Contact Us      Kittens Available      Store      Testimonial      Links      Savannah Cat Pets Group      FAQ USERNAME  : PASSWORD : Do you breed Savannahs? Join and be a member. Forgot your Password? FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions What is a Savannah cat? How long has the breed been around? Do Savannahs really have a domestic personality? My question is not answered here. What can I do? What is a Savannah cat? A Savannah is a domestic breed of cat, registered with The International Cat Association, and has African serval heritage. The purpose of the breed is to provide people with a beautiful exotic looking cat with a domestic temperament. return to top How long has the breed been around? The first successful mating of the Serval with a domestic cat was accomplished in the mid 1980's by Judy Frank an inovative Bengal breeder. The breed got Registration Status with The International Cat Association (TICA) in 1999 and Evaluation Status with TICA in 2001. return to top Do Savannahs really have a domestic personality? Savannahs have a domestic "dog-like" personality. Owners have reported that they are amazed with how their Savannah follows them around the house and comes when his name is called. return to top My question is not answered here. What can I do? To get your question answered and have it appear on this list please email info@SavannahCat.com. Please allow at least 24 hours for your question to be answered. return to top

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