Several new breeds of cats have recently been bred. And one of the most interesting, of course, is the savannah. This animal is a mixture of a wild cat, a serval, with a common domestic cat. Of course, many pet lovers would like to buy such a cat.
Instructions
Step 1
If you are a resident of a big city, use the Internet to purchase a savannah. Just type in the corresponding query in the search engine. After it, enter the name of your city. Savannah - a cat in Russia, unfortunately, is not yet very common. However, it is, of course, quite possible to buy it. Nurseries in some large cities still sell it.
Step 2
If you live in a small town, also try to find a suitable offer online. Perhaps these kittens are sold by someone from the private traders of your locality. The Savannah cat breed (photos of these cute animals are presented on the page) is really very popular. And some of her lovers also buy and breed it.
Step 3
If you can't find an animal in your city, try looking for the right offer in a large metropolis close to you. Of course, train travel, let alone travel by plane, is expensive these days. But the Savannah cats themselves are not cheap today. So against the background of the price of an animal, the cost of the ticket is likely to seem insignificant.
Step 4
After you find a kitten, be sure to check if it has all the necessary documents and whether it has been given age-related vaccinations. If you shop at a nursery, make sure the establishment has a good reputation.
Step 5
When buying a cat of the Savannah breed, be sure to look at which group F it belongs to. The price of animals depends on this to a large extent. The number after the F indicates to which generation from the wild ancestor this particular individual belongs. That is, the parents of the F1 kitten will be directly the serval and the domestic cat. For the F2 animal, the serval will be the grandfather, etc.
Step 6
Of course, before you start looking for a suitable animal, assess your financial capabilities. Savannah cats are really very expensive. An F1 or F2 kitten, for example, will cost you no less than $ 22,000 when buying from a cattery. F3 and F4 cats already cost about $ 4,000. For an F5 kitten, you will need to pay about $ 1,000.
Step 7
Private traders usually ask for smaller animals of this breed. For example, F4 can be found in ads for 35,000 rubles. But in this case, of course, there is a huge risk of running into a "fake" or even simply buying a sick individual.
Step 8
In addition to the numbers that follow the letter F, when buying a savannah, it is also worth looking at whether the name of the breed contains the letters SBT. Their presence suggests that at least three generations before this individual were purebred savannas. That is, SBT is purebred Savannah cats without any impurities. In addition to domestic moors and servals, they have no other breeds of ancestors.
