The Savannah: The Largest Domestic Cats in the World | Cats 101

[@user-xk7gy4dk3g]

Imagine being the house sitter that loses a $20000 cat

[@hopefuldavid3320]

Imagine trusting a house sitter with a 20k cat

[@michaelesposito2629]

HopefulDavid people trust their $20-400k cars with valets they’ve never met before 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@SirenaSpades]

@@michaelesposito2629 Cars are insured.

[@michaelesposito2629]

Sirena Spades trust me, if you have a $20,000 cat, you have insurance for it.

[@alexshapiro9841]

@@michaelesposito2629 insurance wouldn't cover a cat running away. Otherwise it would be just too easy to get that insurance.

[@linmanese620]

"We instantly fell in love with the serval." *shows an ocelot*

[@VickHushpuppy215]

Lin Manese that pissed me off 😂😂😂💯

[@satrickptar6265]

2:59 lol

[@DrWhom]

the previous shot was a serval, though

[@aylinvazquez2869]

@@DrWhom I thought they were talking about that picture too, I was like "That was a sevral though"

[@mataharii161]

lmao

[@joanhailey8969]

Banned in Georgia? Shame, you can't own a Savannah in Savannah...

[@crazymike1706]

Lol

[@straightupnochasa]

That's a good one. 😁

[@jonathonspears7736]

Got a good chuckle out of that. Thanks.

[@MacGoreth]

Buy in different state 😉 if you live in the suburbs no one will report you

[@helenholt1161]

Only the F1

[@20kay88]

I've never bought a cat. They just come to me as strangers and the second day we are friends

[@codiefitz3876]

What the fuck is the issue on the first day

[@TheJimprez]

Same here. Had two of them. My son found both after our national moving day ( A Quebec, Canada thing, July 1st... Which is coincidentally Canada day)... Lots of "forgotten" pets on the 2nd.

[@am_Nein]

@@codiefitz3876 don't you understand? Wild cats come to them and the second day they are BFFs (I think at least)

[@codiefitz3876]

@@am_Nein Why does it take an entire day

[@CC-mr5xq]

The best way to have a cat. They know they are saved and are grateful.

[@Username-nm6gt]

"THERE'S A CHEETAH OUTSIDE" *grabs broom*

[@tbirdboy]

Exactly!

[@diltzm]

In Finland that's how you deal with bears

[@shonwest1539]

Ikr 😂 I was looking for this comment

[@shonwest1539]

@@diltzm really, wouldn't a bear snap that broom and attack you

[@AfroPlaylist]

BRUH! this part really sent me lmao!

[@tranzik7080]

Normal domestic cat: mostly free Cat with longer legs and yellow: 20k

[@anava7829]

And are half wild cat.

[@WikterRor2807]

And the size of a kid

[@WikterRor2807]

@BLOODOPSCAPTAIN and beautyfull if maybe scary

[@caitlynboylan5456]

Wikterror 2807 yep

[@notsoweeklywarrior1427]

Tranzik Lol, you just got destroyed. And a normal domestic cat is not free! They still cost SOMETHING. Smh.

[@theblackknight5732]

My cat better brush my damn teeth for $20k

[@cosmiccrush22]

The Black Knight init better bathe me too

[@hornetbrown]

Take out the damn trash too.

[@mikeb769]

Yo that was the funniest shit

[@TheSkete]

Just breed it out when it's mature and you'll get your money back...

[@melikey3758]

Shit, better have gold tipped whiskers 😺

[@TheGodlessGuitarist]

One of our neighbours has a savannah cat. It roams the neighbourhood and gardens without issue and is actually very friendly. He has even guarded our rabbits against other cats.

[@brandoncamarillomusic]

so hes just destroying ecosystems.......

[@karenbrandwein8245]

Do you live in the U S A ?

[@karenbrandwein8245]

Should he be wondering around the streets and gardens alone... Doesn't sound too cool. Like the idea that he's protected your Rabbit... It shows He knows who his people are

[@ricky4214]

@@karenbrandwein8245 i've had my lynx point siamese and he's wandered our neighborhood for more than 10 years now. you don't sound too cool

[@ricky4214]

@@brandoncamarillomusic pretty sure the eco system was destroyed when the neighborhood got built, you're lame

[@kgaccount]

"The cat is not like a dog. When a cat wants something you give it to them." Ha ha ha! So true!

[@Network126]

People don't own cats. Cats own people. 🐱

[@fatimahkabah]

kgaccount has

[@sinnerspeed9678]

Every time I read one of these comments quoting the video I am always on that part lol 6:53

[@hugoguillerminsalsgard5633]

So you cat people are just sitting there being dominated by your cats!? I thought humans were the apex predator!

[@randymuwardani1599]

Hugo Guillermin Salsgård help me, my cat have enslaved me for years

[@busta8920]

I'd be devastated too if my $20,000 cat ran away...

[@TicklerDude]

A collar or a chip implant would’ve solved the problem really quickly.

[@jadew3450]

I got my savannah for free I found him when he was a kitten

[@jadew3450]

VVENOM I already did and I hope I spelt your name right

[@ayanoaishi1932]

Doesn't Matter how much he Costs

[@Gartneren1234]

I can buy a perfectly fine and healthy Savannah kitten for just 1940usd in my country.

[@amproductions5727]

In South Carolina I can own a tiger, a bear, or basically any exotic animal. But I can’t own a DEER. What the heck

[@TheEvoHero]

AM Productions best comment of the day

[@insertcognomen]

Predators make the best pets. a deer is not a predator. the laws are there to protect you

[@1959Berre]

To protect against being eaten by a deer.

[@viktoriakopetz]

you cannot "own" a living being. neither a lion nor a deer nor any other ..

[@1959Berre]

My cat would contradict that. He owns me.

[@SirenaSpades]

I have two of these cats, that were rescued as kittens. Original owner couldn't deal with their behavior. Breeders are not presenting their behavior accurately, and even I was not prepared for how they actually act and behave in the house. If you want one of these, PLEASE do not buy one. There are SO MANY up for adoption from people giving them up! Even young kittens and juveniles, like I got.

[@-AmyRuth-]

It depends on where you live. In Romania, trust me, you won't find a Savannah cat (or any other expensive breed cat) in a shelter.

[@JordanICM]

But at just $20,000 they're a bargain! My kid's college fund can wait. I gotta have one of these critters to show off to the folks.

[@catcorn3248]

How do they act ? do they defrint then normal cat ?

[@engineergaming4295]

cat corn not really, I have an f5 Savannah and he’s really nice. He likes to follow me around the house.

[@engineergaming4295]

They’re not too different from a house cat frame what I’ve seen. They just make different sounds.

[@ReijiNakashi]

Spent 40k in two cats but didn't pay a micro chip GPS

[@ReijiNakashi]

@@Unbrickme can you explain to me why it's unethical? It's a micro surgery the animal won't feel a thing

[@George-lt6jy]

@@Unbrickme so its unethical because it is unnatural? if that's the case then every haircut you get is a crime against nature.

[@SnownelVEVO]

It's unethical because it doesn't exist. Microchips don't have GPS. You would have to implant something at least the size of a pack of gum, and it wouldn't last more than a few days before needing to be recharged. How the hell do you plan on recharging a cat?

[@kabobl-brewster1612]

@@Unbrickme Jesus fucking Christ. That's all I have to say.

[@dannytonnessen6896]

Bringsales AS A MOTHER I WOULD *MOST DEFINITELY* CHIP MY DAUGHTERS! I PROMISE I’LL TAKE IT OUT AS THEIR 18 BIRTHDAY PRESENT! 😂 😝 😂

[@BlazertronGames]

Never bought a cat, they just show up.

[@googlewantstoknowyourlocat1115]

lol

[@ryankiefer641]

same

[@thatailurophile3706]

Same with me. From my childhood we've had many cats visit our home relax for a bit after meal and leave. These cats never go near other people and always come to me and my parents only. I feel soo blessed 😍

[@kirikayumura6015]

haha.. I've done both. well more than that.. purchased from breeder, purchased from a shelter, and opened my door to ones that just showed up looking for a long term home or just temporary boarding or short visit..

[@glenncurley680]

Same here!

[@Oswald_Thatendswald]

"we saw a serval in the wild it was amazing" video shows ocelot lmao

[@volkerball85]

I wondered if anyone else caught that. :D

[@moisesbeltran2612]

I that it was a clouded leopard.

[@Oswald_Thatendswald]

Moises Beltran too small to be a clouded leopard. They do look very similar though.

[@moisesbeltran2612]

Sorry for the bad spelling, but yeah ultimately i would love to own a domesticated version of the clouded leopard.

[@Oswald_Thatendswald]

Moises Beltran For now the closest you can get to that without breaking the law would be an F1 savannah cat.

[@x-techgaming]

If you're rich, anything's a pet.

[@Thunder_God_Bane]

- R Kelly

[@x-techgaming]

@Bekad Baens. Compared to most of the world, sure. Do I want to stop here..? HELL KNOW, BABY

[@goosequillian]

I am rich enough to have been travelling from one country to another, each for a few years. Sadly, though, this entails petlessness.

[@wilfridwibblesworth2613]

Some rich people have a doorbell-activated trap door for when Jehovahs Witnesses ring. It usually leads down to a shaft to the crocodile pit or to a "Temple of Doom"-style dungeon full of venomous spiders or angry snakes.

[@x-techgaming]

@@wilfridwibblesworth2613 Nice! I've been working on saving up and building mine. So far I've got the doorbell.

[@xyhmo]

Interviewee: these cats are not like owning a dog. Narrator, right after: these cats are a lot like dogs.

[@peoples2296]

The guy getting interviewed is wrong. You can train cats not to do things, it just takes more effort

[@dreamydonno]

Care wise, no. Personality and training wise, they can be.

[@Mmsedero]

Actually, they're more like human children.

[@Hriuke]

They do walk well on a leash & play fetch enthusiastically

[@mikelane5175]

I saw one last nite in my neighbor hood

[@jameshowland7393]

My girlfriend's son owns a Savannah. She is an awesome cat. Very friendly, playful, loving, and VERY vocal! She talks to everybody. She's still young, so she hasn't fully filled out yet, but she's already a very tall and long cat.

[@ThexDynastxQueen]

Human: THERES A CHEETAH OR LEOPARD OUTSIDE!!! Crazy human: Okay, I'll go get a broom.

[@theoldschooldiva374]

😂😂😂

[@taahdaah3813]

The Dynast Queen 😂

[@Cyber_Akuma]

To be fair, Cheetahs are pretty skittish and would likely be afraid of humans.

[@lukaspieper633]

With a broom you actually stand pretty good chances vs a cheetah :D not so much against the leopard though

[@SNUPE_FOXX92]

lmmfao

[@Virpukka]

A lot of these beautiful cats ends up living in misery when the owners realizes that they can't handle the destruction that comes with Savannah cat. They are wild and needs a lot more care than people understand what comes to feeding them example. They do not thrive with cat food, they need raw food diet that comes expensivie pretty fast. It how far Mondo got in few days shows how much these cats needs space to move around. Their living space should not be one room or small cage. They need space to get that exercise. If you do clips like this you should also bring out the negatives that comes with owning cat like this. How they are bread example. It is not without problems. With cute videos you end up selling idea from owning cat like this for people that don't know what they are getting into and result will be suffering for everyone but mostly for the animals that are forced to take part to this. Seriously disappointed that Discovery takes part to things like this.

[@kerrymti1151]

I thought the same thing. Even 'cat daddy', has had a few episodes with them and he downplays anyone getting one for a family pet because they are essentially a wild animal and need things a normal family cannot provide. I think it is irresponsible for Discovery to have this clip glamorizing them and saying they are a great family pet...pounds will not keep them.

[@mataharii161]

Cats with wild blood desperately need to be let loose. I rescued a half-wild cat from a shelter once, and he loved to be outside. However, he always came back in, mainly because he knew he could come back out. A lot of owners don't let their cats out for fear of their deaths, but the cats would rather live 1 year outside than 12 years in.

[@The_Keeper]

Mondo didn't actually go that far in that week. An adult male cat can, and will often, travel up to 20 miles per day to find a mate. That is one of the reasons that spaying keeps them safer, they just don't feel the need to travel as much. Basically, Mondo just went on a short walk-about. He was just checking out the neighborhood.

[@KrisRN23935]

You are right except this show was on animal planet not Discovery.

[@SergeantExtreme]

@@The_Keeper Depends on what breed you're talking about. European based domesticated cats always home. Irregardless of whether or not the Savannah wanted to breed, Savannahs do NOT home. They never home because their ancestors were nomadic grassland wildcats.

[@MGC-1977]

I could live off $20,000 for a year

[@rafaeterna1081]

ikr, in Indonesia we can pay for good dorm rooms (hotel like), eat well and pay for college tuition for under 10000 usd

[@cacallof]

@Eric N It doesn't work that way, males are sterile until 5th generation

[@puprilla]

Really? Shit not me

[@stephaniezee9704]

Depends where you're living.. cuz you sure cant live like that in Los Angeles

[@bobthefreak09]

Must not be married.

[@syundown6005]

>Talking about Servals >Accidentally uses footage of an ocelot @ 3:00 (oops lol)

[@UltimateProHacker]

They think we are stupiq

[@elenahickman4329]

That was a serval

[@Eon-Blue]

No, you are wrong. That was definitely an Ocelot.

[@elenahickman4329]

@@Eon-Blue one was an ocelot but the one that the family caught on camera in Africa was a serval

[@dampaul13]

Babou!

[@Dr3Mc3Ninja]

3:01 That's an Ocelot, not a Serval. They don't even come from the same continent. But then again, they said the black tear drops reflect light. No, the white line directly under the eye is for reflecting more light into the eye.

[@dustindavis4923]

DrGrukar McNinjaSixthGun that’s not an ocelot... that’s definitely a serval... ocelots are known in north and Central America not Africa

[@redhidinghood9337]

@@dustindavis4923 are you blind? Thats not a serval. This show in general is very badly written. So many inaccuracies

[@adrongoddard7479]

at 3:00 mark, It's either an Ocelot or Margay. My money is on an Ocelot, certainly not a Serval

[@meghanthompson]

I'm saw that too and commented before I saw yours! It's 100% an ocelot

[@calba24]

I remember when I was growing up, we found 2 kittens. We kept them for a couple of months, but one of them was normal with a slight mean streak and the other seemed to have mental issues. The normal one would give us the killer look, but never attacked us. At night, she would just walk up and down on us while we slept in our beds like she was prowling and protecting us. We were just kids then. We always had cats, but they were different and we never knew what type of kittens we had gotten. They were loyal and liked to play along with cuddles, but we had to get rid of them because they would not use the litter box no matter how hard we tried. I’m looking at this video, and the Savannah cats look exactly like them and I am certain they were Savannah. Same spots, slender bodies, and big in size for cats under a year old.

[@cheshire_harley]

I wonder if you possibly had Serval cats since they tend to spray everywhere

[@darkfur18]

A lot of young wild cats have spots, like mountain lions

[@jgg59]

He’s a wild cat that’s why he went that far

[@rremmy72]

right?! come on people, wild cats have huge home ranges

[@SergeantExtreme]

@@rremmy72 Wildcats don't home you idiot.

[@ryanjackkay]

thank you captain obvious

[@EagleWithAhGun]

@@ryanjackkay lmao that one caught me off guard

[@callmewaves1160]

@@SergeantExtreme 🤦 the fact that these people are keeping them as pets doesn't change their inherent nature. The egotism of some people that makes them think they can keep something that is meant to be kept in the wild as a fucking pet. Were you hired by Joe Exotic?

[@blindkimberly1360]

I’m so glad they got Mondo back. My Savannah disappeared without a trace. It’s more heartbreaking not knowing what or where. Awesome cats.

[@MerkinMuffly]

So a Savannah cat isn't allowed in Savannah, Georgia, sad.

[@TheCatzMeowMix]

Love the name that they are called… but that has nothing to do with it. In a lot of the states they are illegal to have it is because they say they do a lot of damage to the Bird population. They are SPECIALISTS on both Birds and Mice. They require you to have your LICENSE. Having your LICENSE is for a REASON. They are NOT a Domestic Cat. Some are even not allowed to be where people have their License. It’s kind of stupid if you get your License and are going to go through what is all involved in getting it. Part of getting your license is spending your required amount of time with them… learning THEIR behaviors… knowing what’s actually involved in having these Cats and HOW THEY ARE DIFFERENT than Domestic Cat. Yes… every version of Cat are Cat Behavior that is Universal to ALL… but their are their own behavior that is exclusive to the Species. For example to what these Cats SPECIALIZE IN. Things like that. Without the EXPERIENCE… You should not even THINK about trying to get one. That’s why they are illegal in places. Even with the people that want to get their Licenses. If you were to really want to get one… please… GET YOUR LICENSE FIRST!!!

[@BoleDaPole]

It is, u just need to court the Senators doughnut

[@tomkot]

There's been a murder in Savannah.

[@TheCatzMeowMix]

@@tomkot … You’re talking about the city right? Not the Cat. These Cats CAN Seriously Hurt You. If you Don’t… KNOW WHAT YOU ARE DOING.

[@TheCatzMeowMix]

@MerkinMuffly… It’s not about the city… it’s about what these Cats are Capable Of. The F1 and F2 … you MUST be LICENSED. The F3… Maybe. The F4 and F5… they don’t require Licensing. These Cats… Are Specialists. So is the Caracal. These two Cats Specialize in the same things. Birds and Mice. For the Caracat… its the same with the F1 and F2. Also… These Cats take Obligate Carnivore to the Big Cat Level. With these Cats… the Big Cat Safety Rules… MUST BE FOLLOWED. Reading their Body Language in SECONDS is also a MUST. I could get my license EASILY… but Why? The Serengeti is the Look Alike for the Serval. It is Domestic. The Pixie Bob is the Look Alike for the Bobcat. With the Pixie Bob… they CAN be CONFISCATED in that they LOOK so much like the Bobcat. It won’t be returned until Genetic Paperwork is shown that they are NOT the Bobcat. Pixie Bob are Domestic. They can be Confiscated by Wildlife Fish and Game and Animal Control until that Genetic Paperwork is shown by your Vets.

[@Takedownman]

My Savannah F3 is an attention hog 🤣. He's dangerously sweet and everyone is scared at first, then they fall in love 😆

[@Takedownman]

Mine is 50 pounds lol

[@nikinakpaddywack5058]

I have an HP SBT F4 and he's amazing! Super smart, crazy funny, plays fetch etc. I love him sooo much!

[@timeless6964]

Do You Have a name or number, of a Breeder??.......Email Me, Please!!

[@thedonofdank2538]

Well i got a Savannah F6 and it works part time at Starbucks, cooks me dinner and rolls crazy joints.

[@superdacoolman]

@@nikinakpaddywack5058 any issues with him knocking items off shelving? Does he claw furniture? Thanks.

[@Cold-Blooded-Jay]

2:59 sorry, that's not a Serval, that's an Ocelot. How did this slip past editing?

[@lindsey7544]

ikr

[@nevaeh3092]

Omg... it’s a Serval.... Look Through pictures of your cats.🤦🏽‍♀️

[@lindsey7544]

@@nevaeh3092 Sevral*

[@nevaeh3092]

Johanna's Stuff It’s serval... look at the breed name... lmao.

[@melmardiamond]

@@nevaeh3092 2:52 that's a serval, and 2:59 is clearly an ocelot

[@MikMoen]

"If you enjoy the wildside this is the cat for your family." That hiss alone would terrify many.

[@joshuaminke6629]

"this is the cat for your family" ok let me just get the 20k i have laying around, and go and get one...

[@nevaeh3092]

Joshua Minke it really depends on the breed and If It’s an F1-F4 lmao most expensive one’s are the F1’s F4’s are the cheapest.

[@tseawell90]

And that dumb bitch in the beginning said she had two

[@Neonmirrorblack]

"They're not like a dog" directly followed up with "Owning a Savannah is a lot like owning a dog".

[@oligilliganrobloxminecraft7953]

It would be worse than a dog since it’s half wild cat

[@sophghost]

We believe one of our cats is an F2. His markings are identical to most savannah cats, he loves water, and he definitely acts quite wild. He’s currently in his teething phase and I can definitely confirm they have really sharp teeth and claws. Luckily we didn’t have to pay 20,000 dollars we got him from a shelter.

[@saturnvenice3123]

I don't like savannahs but I very much aplade you adopting from the shelter saves lives

[@ianshaw482]

What is F2 or F anything?

[@jonathonspears7736]

@@ianshaw482 the F scale dictates what % wild cat They are. An F1 is 50% serval, an F2 is 25%, and so on. The higher the F# the less wild cat it is.

[@diegoclark6832]

Hello Sophia how are you doing today.

[@ingGS]

I know it is a pretty late reply 😅, but is your Savannah cool with getting his nails trimmed?

[@maestro-zq8gu]

This is basically reality TV for rich people.

[@xivwords5448]

Really rich

[@MakBlank]

Or really poor

[@ajramos007able]

I guess your no rich🤣

[@1wuzgray325]

the purpose of the black tear markings is to reflect light? Black doesn't reflect light.. it absorbs it.

[@InjectorGadget]

Exactly, idiot doesn't know wtf he's taking about, just guessing and spewing out nonsense from his mouth.

[@jeffreyjewel8722]

you might not know this but the species of human is good for information probably 100% of the time 10% of the time.

[@theprofessor3339]

Shows like this just wing it, there is so much bs on tv

[@Voyager2525]

It's to stop light from reflecting back into the eyes, so they have it backwards.

[@fuif194]

To avoid glare

[@IronMountainx]

When I was on safari, I saw an elephant, so when I got home from holiday I decided to get one as a pet...

[@mixtlillness9825]

😂

[@Believer1995ofGod]

and i got a lion. it keeps the neighbors quiet.

[@kakerake6018]

@@Believer1995ofGod ever since I got a hippo for my family they all love having a party at the bottom of the lake

[@xy11xy]

Vulgar, isn't it?

[@chrisjason7607]

"they also do this thing called a snake hiss" *cat hisses* ma'am have you ever owned a domestic cat because I'm fairly certain they All hiss, Smh

[@madpistol]

I agree that all cats hiss, but did you hear the Savannah hiss? I know my cat hisses from time to time, but the hiss the Savannah makes is next level stuff... sounds frightening!

[@4203105]

That didn't sound much different from a really pissed off housecat. If you think housecats don't hiss like that you've only ever heard them mildly annoyed.

[@madpistol]

Miles The microphone doesn't do the hiss Justice. It's a very loud and intimidating hiss

[@dennisdodd8103]

Chris Barnes nothing like a cat hiss. My F2b also chirps. Totally different personality than a domestic cat.

[@sten260]

house cat rarely hisses, I had a cat and she did it like maybe 5 times during her lifetime and it was very quiet, this cat just randomly hisses at things and much louder too

[@hannesgranberg3482]

- What do you do? - I'm a celebrity cat stylist.

[@randombloke82]

I still don’t know if that means he’s a celebrity that styles cats or a cat stylist that works for celebrities. Or even a stylist that works on celebrity cats…

[@40bpaula]

It's a living.

[@CaneFu]

Of course these people were going to chuck out $40,000 for 2 cats because rescuing a common cat at the local shelter wouldn't impress their friends from the country club.

[@flexico64]

Or maybe they just have a great sense of adventure?

[@The314moses]

Flick Penrose Or maybe they’re just assholes!!

[@NottJoeyOfficial]

Hey now, if I had the money to throw away I would love to get one of these cats too. They seem like a great breed and would be cool to have around. Basically a wild cat, but domestic.

[@ashimochi]

Get your own money and do whatever you want with it, but be cautious because some random guy on youtube on his iPhone may complain, smh

[@RoyG.BivDevoe]

They don't cost that much anymore.

[@ArcticChonk]

6:53 "They're not like a dog where you can tell them NO and they're gonna stop" 6:59 "Owning a Savannah is alot like owning a dog" xD

[@japlunkett6789]

2:26 had me dying... that hiss sounds like a roar LOL

[@TOK150]

James Aaron Plunkett sounds awesome

[@shipincognitoandanonymous609]

**rocket* *launcher* *intensifies**

[@snekzoneone3811]

*wither sounds intensifie*

[@mouhitorinoboku9655]

should also include that they need taurine added into their diet and need grain free or preferably raw food. also they suffer from bone density issues when they aren't given enough calcium and taurine by their diet, and sometimes they have heart issues from what I've read, so 'no health problems' is bull shit, I even seem to remember cancer rates being very high if their fixed before a certain age. do your research and don't trust videos like these. If you can deal with the things above plus their hyperactive tendencies, destructive behavior, and loud nature, look into rescues for this breed -plenty of people have thought they could do it, realized they couldn't, and dumped their 20K cat, please don't add to the no.

[@alissaspafford8846]

They also have small livers compared to the rest of their body and some kinds of anesthesia can be deadly to them, if you get one you need to make sure you find a vet that is experienced in caring for them.

[@raypeila]

Savannahs live longer then your average domestic and have fewer health issues. Dietary needs are met with any ( high quality) soft and wet cat food mixture. Alot of dietary issues arise from savannahs due to people making their door and not doing their homework on a balanced diet and not genetics nor any lacks of (quality) cat food. Wanna know the truth about big kitties ask a actual owner. I have 2 sitting with me as I post this and just rescued another , member of several groups and member of a national rescue. 😁👍

[@nahomsss]

@@raypeila Yes! I adopted 1 bengal cat and 2 savannah cats. They are absolute baby's. Not to mention its more affordable then owning a dog.

[@goathead5073]

@@raypeila I think I'll stick with researched University and vet studies. They argue otherwise.

[@raypeila]

Show me the research and get that says I'm wrong. I actually work with 2 national rescues and several vets who care for savannahs. I've owned a couple and rescued and rehomed several. Soo please tell me more about what you know for somthing you saw somebody post somewhere. Plus you don't even know the food I'm talking about anyways.🤣 If you have nothing intelligent to add please dont.

[@RichardsWorld]

I'm pretty sure the cat wanted to stay in the second house. It was a mansion and probably didn't have kids.

[@odablast1]

Owners: We were so worried when we lost him Translation: Crap, there goes $20,000

[@Twizzledoc187]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@patriciagriswold6060]

They need to microchip their cats, especially since Mondo has learned how to get out.

[@helenholt1161]

A GPS tracker on their collar too. A micro chip will only help if the cat is found by someone and brought to a shelter or vet. The GPS tracker will tell them were the cat is immediately.

[@Norinia]

@@helenholt1161 that’s what I’ve always been looking into. Microchip is great if they manage to get caught by someone willing to examine for one, but caught by some entitled asshole, they’ll claim a free cat and you could never see them again unless they’re dumb enough to bring them to a vet for an emergency purpose. GPS means you’re not left to their mercy.

[@polemius01]

"Jonathan Davis: Celebrity Pet Stylist." Words fail me.

[@MUFFINHEAD1985]

easiest way of coming out the closet other than buying roller blades.

[@TheSkateHERO]

What is the number one weapon of choice for fending off Cheetah's ? THE BRUUM !

[@thenoblegerman2637]

The Clungster actually, Cheetahs don’t naturally attack humans. Cheetahs are more closely related to a domestic cat

[@unclejimbo9881]

Cheetahs are afraid of donkeys.

[@ravenfeathesDVM]

I have 2 of them. They are delightful, loving, and a pleasure to live with. Neither of mine have EVER hissed. That’s a joke. They’re like a puppy in a cat suit. They fetch, love dog toys, and follow you everywhere. I’d never own any other cat. 💖

[@diegoclark6832]

Hello Raven how are you doing today.

[@DenisKz]

You don't own cats, they own you.

[@Lea-du1pn]

​@@diegoclark6832🤢🤢🤢🤢

[@ryanman5530]

Everyone in this vid is rich. "My back yard" #estate 🤣

[@rexflores8461]

All I got is a fire escape

[@kirikayumura6015]

yeah.. that was excessive but nice. and no, I'm not jealous.. really!

[@dawnlapka2433]

True story! I'm the 🐈 cat person in my family. My little sister tried to raise a Savannah. She had to give Mogley up for adoption to a cat person who knew what he was doing with her, so the cat wouldn't have to take anxiety medication any more. My sisters are 🐕 dog raisers. I know how to do both. But I really love the larger breeds of cats. And the Savannah is definitely a serval, who is willing to please you if you give it what he wants when he goes for it, because he is active.

[@diegoclark6832]

Hello Dawn how are you doing today.

[@Lea-du1pn]

​@@diegoclark6832damn did you get that KZbin pussy yet you old creep 💀

[@gerontius1726]

The cat at 1:20 has markings identical to a feral cat that I adopted in Abu Dhabi. Brought her home and she lived for 20 years, was the best pet I ever had. Sadly passed away on 24th September.

[@AbsentWithoutLeaving]

In Abu Dhabi? Yep, probably somebody's $20k status symbol that hit the road, lol. Sorry you lost your companion of 20 years, but you will carry your memories of her forever. And keep a sharp ear up, you may even hear her checking in from time to time to see what you're up to.

[@gerontius1726]

@@AbsentWithoutLeaving You couldn't be further from the truth. She was a starving street kitten with a B&W mother who who came every morning to my door begging for food. One day she started coming alone as it was possible the mother cat had been killed by the municipal cat-catchers, then I had to take her in. The only money I paid was for an import licence and air fare when I brought her back to Britain and then six months quarantine. Apart from being blind in one eye, her face was almost identical to the cat in this vid but the spots on her flanks were a little less distinct. While she was young she had a remarkable ability to jump a six-foot fence and she had an amazing tree-climbing ability. I am sure she must have been fathered by an Arabian desert cat or a Cerval.

[@oftankoftan]

imagine having the genes to travel territories of several square miles, then being restricted to a caged area outside the house. f that.

[@callmewaves1160]

Honestly. The egotism of humans is appalling

[@theoxmountaingang2585]

ya i would only get one once i have alot of land

[@callmewaves1160]

@@theoxmountaingang2585 how do you plan on keeping that land contained enough to keep such an inherently wild animal?

[@theoxmountaingang2585]

@@callmewaves1160 good fencing works for the cat and stop unwanted deer coming in

[@wednesday567]

just tell em theres a scary virus

[@kenn9927]

I like them but will stick with my rescue cats. Rescues are the only way to go.

[@codename9824]

Ken N this I can agree with!! Yes

[@seacliff1213]

Ken N now that's what I'm talking about!

[@NUCLEARARMAMENT]

Fuck rescues, there is no point in paying money for a cat from a rescue shelter that is going to force you to neuter or spay via a binding contract agreement when you go to adopt. Most rescues these shelters get these cats from off the street, and that is exactly where I get all my cats--FREE OF CHARGE AND CLEAR OF BEING FIXED! Not to mention I don't have to jump through hoops and pay fees to a stupid rescue whose sole goal is to make profits off doing what I can obtain for literally free of charge in my own literally anywhere in the country.

[@katrinawright9943]

Nuclear Armament why is spaying/neutering such a big problem? I know it isnt free sometimes but it's a way to at least try to make sure the feral population stays down. Cats seem to be healthier when they're fixed and they don't feel the need to roam around to find a mate. Everything else you said had good points (rescues have quite a lot of hoops to go through to adopt an animal) but fixing seems a reasonable enough request.....

[@jennilocke]

Nuclear Armament spaying or neutering your pet is part of being a responsible pet owner. If you can't fully provide for the animal, you should not have any pets at all. It's the same as getting them vaccinated; getting them fixed will help them live longer and happier lives.

[@Sighery7]

"Savannahs are low maintenance"? Alright, this whole "Cats 101" on Savannahs is complete bullshit. They require A LOT of maintenance. How do you think it run off and went 12 miles away? Every cat, and pet really, requires maintenance, but depending on the breed they might be more social, or might need more interaction, or might just have more energy in general so you'll have to play with them more often, and spend more time with them unless you want them ruining your whole house. Savannah cats are REALLY HIGH maintenance. They are still pretty wild. Having a scratching post around the house isn't going to cut it. They have a lot of energy, which is why having a sort of wheel (like hamster wheels but much larger, for cats) is recommended with Savannah cats, as well as with Bengal cats (which also happens to be a breed with a wild cat). You're going to need to play with them constantly, and spend a ton of time with them, if you don't want a ton of issues down the road. So no, they aren't just "twice the cat" in size, they are also twice the cat in energy, so far from "low maintenance".

[@oligilliganrobloxminecraft7953]

People glamorize this cat so much, the only reason people get it is because of it having longer legs and spots, and use it for views on Instagram and TikTok

[@prickly_procyonids]

Savannah's aren't $20,000... They're anywhere from $500 for an F5 and $2000-$7000 for an F1 or F2. They're fully domesticated and the USDA and science defines them as such so there's not even an argument there as to if they are or not. I also found it humorous that some states ban them because they're worried they'll escape and harm the ecosystem when normal domesticated cats of every breed already do that, killing millions of birds and native wildlife every year. Yet no state will place a ban on normal cats LOL. The discrimination against savannahs is insane.

[@catherine2268]

Savannahs are banned in Australia, but weirdly Bengals aren't

[@Huntress488]

@Provocateur tell that to the cat 😂

[@OTBASH]

We need to start a civil rights movement for Savannahs. Down with cat oppression.

[@nevaeh3092]

Yes... they can cost that much... lmao get ur facts straight.

[@ilovebeetojm93]

I think the modifications they had to make on their house to keep them from escaping is what added to the hefty price. Also, it sucks so much that they are illegal in GA but for now I’m ok with my Ragdolls 😊

[@Maybe1Someday]

"I thought it was a cheatah so I grabbed a broom..." Nice one bro

[@facehunter504]

These cats are so beautiful! So glad Mondo found his way home!

[@hihelloseul459]

Savannah ooh na na

[@rubyglaves28]

Havana ooh na na *auto corrected*

[@chxrbb_dxllhouse5403]

i was looking for thos comment

[@kylier8599]

I actually have a parody for this song. "My check goes to savvanah na na na"

[@user-N20]

I actually laughed

[@michael-hd4ef]

uh, i have a tabby and it looks the same. just darker and smaller.

[@WikterRor2807]

Thats tge thing. Smaller

[@notsoweeklywarrior1427]

seal. How come it’s a “tabby” doesn’t that mean stripes? These cats aint striped! They have spots.

[@kevinpatriarch6719]

@Scott M he said it looks like it now that it acts like a wild cat

[@shippolee1811]

@Scott M oh pipe down ! My two TABBY cats are very athletic, have good bonding with humans even know there own name, any cat can be walked on a leash if you train it lol xD

[@shippolee1811]

@Scott M it is relevant, trying to be a know it all when it fact you presume 😑 So what if the cat is trained or not the point is he's doing what he's being taught, Obviously you know nothing about tabby Cats, they have African in them as well maybe not too wild but it's in them, let's not forget they were domesticated ! In fact My cat even talks back to me in his language when I communicate through certain noises 😛😛😛 So nope it's not that he looks at me for food, it's a bond and imprint as well, bonds happen any pet dog cat rabbit bird, talk to a animal trainer he'll tell you the same

[@eddieanarchy]

Sees cat in wild, thinks 'that would look good in a cage' Terrible humans.

[@bulkboys5122]

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[@alanagee6043]

They’re so pretty. I just always hope the owners are capable of handling them

[@oligilliganrobloxminecraft7953]

I know majority aren’t, everybody on Instagram and TikTok just flex’s them for views and they lock them in a small garbage house and encourage other broke people who don’t have anything better to do to buy them

[@MrKeykeylikesit]

Some people have too much money.

[@bigcityjunglecatenvisageth1422]

MrKeykeylikesit Yep, but what better way is there to spend their money than having such a wonderful, beautiful animal like this?

[@lennyrose5852]

So what lol, sounds like jealousy to me

[@smithjack1741]

Envy

[@ftargr]

Tarantula

[@anastasiadicoski9591]

Yeah. Nothing wrong with that. Jealous much?

[@lightbox617]

I have three "domestic" mutt cats. All of them were rescued from the wilds of the City of Bayonne, Newark or Jersey city, NJ. None of them are exactly "cuddly" but when they choose, they are very affectionate. Accept there terms and they reward you

[@AdrienDesautels]

ten twelve miles "AS THE CROW FLIES". I am living. what a world. what a world.

[@rwleif]

Kind of funny that a cat called Savannah is banned in Georgia.

[@stardude2006]

Ryan Agreed. LOL

[@katguthrie8891]

my kitty was napping next to me and she woke up hearing that snake hiss

[@MCroppered]

I stopped right when the “celebrity pet stylist” was introduced.

[@callmewaves1160]

I stopped at the part when they were surprised their half wild cat walked 10miles when it got out 🤦

[@mashabalac395]

Right? If I, a two-legged, middle aged human (in not so particularly spectacular physical condition) can take a leisurely 12 mile afternoon hike, then why the fudge should anyone with even just minimal brain activity be so surprised that a four-legged, semi-wild animal of any kind, let alone a semi-wild cat is able to cover 12 miles in a couple of weeks?!?!?! Most likely that cat was roaming around much longer distances during the period it was free, feeding on birds and other people's small pets (and children😉), and was simply randomly captured 12 miles away from his original prison. Yet the brilliant humans excitedly concluded that the cat managed to travel an "astonishing" 12 miles away from their home. 🤷‍♂️

[@elinwestoo3545]

@@callmewaves1160 Ha ha! My ordinary, mix-breed housecat walks at least 2 km every morning! XD (always comes back home though)

[@mysterylovescompany2657]

"There's a cheetah out here! Or a leopard!" I get that Savannahs are rare bois, but y'all seriously never seen a Bengal? :-/

[@lateshiachilds3640]

Bengal cats are beautiful

[@priMa.Customs]

I find it funny when I see a simple video on KZbin, on a particular breed of cat for example, then scroll through the comments to see loads of people kicking off at each other about it...

[@Russianbro777]

I am surprised when I hear the phrase "people kicking off at eachother ". I have not heard this until now.

[@yourmom69179]

Because some ppl are dumb shits & think they know everything about a breed because they read it on the internet...

[@nevarDeathEHW]

Kick kick kick, het off my lawn!

[@williamlayng9725]

I delivered a tv to some people that had a Savannah, and I instantly fell in love with him! He was huge and very friendly, and he acted more like a dog than a cat. I love how loud he purred, and I wish I could have one!

[@asligaletto8196]

they don't act like a dog at all. LoL being friendly doesn't mean acting like a dog

[@mariaisabelmorallidearruda4763]

Beautiful cat

[@peeblekitty5780]

"We have two savannahs" You have a lot of money to throw at pets is what you have

[@callmewaves1160]

Right? Imagine your privilege when you can afford to just dump 40k on two cats. I can only just afford my two house cats, giving them the things they need to lead a healthy life.

[@andromedaiscoming185]

Yeah, believe it or not theres people who bring in 30 grand a month and have half a mil in savings

[@callmewaves1160]

@@andromedaiscoming185 lol some people are lucky to see 30k a year

[@peeblekitty5780]

@@andromedaiscoming185 I believe it. The system is so goddamn broken

[@peeblekitty5780]

@Vladimir Putin Any economic system that has 1% of the population sitting on 40% of the entire country's wealth while 34 _million_ people live in poverty is hands down a broken system. Defending it in favor of blaming the growing number of struggling victims just shows how ingrained its values are in people. People do not deserve to struggle to put food on the table, go without a home, or fall into an inescapable financial ditch for being "just dumb", and to insist they do is really callous.

[@Thenextbestthing123]

Narrator: Talks about African servals on safari Video: shows footage of an ocelot 😂

[@Fruitarian.]

I want a crossbreed of puma and otter

[@lastluck3113]

Foxɪo99【ලාංකික_ගමෙර්】 Lmao let get one for special needs

[@taitjones6310]

LMAO

[@tiktokgirl007]

Putter

[@cultcrow6241]

A Potter

[@liam-ethanwallis4924]

Foxɪo99【ලාංකික_ගමෙර්】 The number of reasons for why this fucked up. Oh the enormity of reasons

[@JohnBarrow1961]

Go to a shelter and save a life!

[@hunterxcraft8328]

John B or buy a better animal instead if getting a shelter animal that's not as go9d looking or behave the best way

[@MisterCOM]

John B i dont want a mutt

[@collybeans586]

OMG... is this a comment to guild people out of getting a pet from the store??? hahahahahahahaha very american indeed.

[@babykanga11]

Courtney Earnhart Getting a kitten is not roulette. Their behaviour as a kitten will pretty much stick with them into adulthood. You can still influence it's behaviour when it is growing up though. You are the primary provider for the cat and it's alpha, so they will still listen to you if you know how to train a cat. Most pet stores get rescue cats and dogs because there are too many for shelters to keep all of them. The only animals you will really find that are not rescued would be anything that lives in a cage or tank for the majority of its life.

[@malcolmroberts127]

I'm a dog person,, but I would never want an animal from a shelter. There is a reason why these animals are in shelters, nobody gives away well bred, good animals, it's like going to a prison to find a wife. Good pets come from breeders.

[@georgetapop5681]

That hiss is like a studio sound. One of those premade sounds that come out the organ .

[@abubakrbhyat218]

Guy: "cats are not like dogs, they do what they want" Narrator: "owning a Savannah is a lot like owning a dog"

[@Gyarren]

With ears like that, you wouldn't be able to open a can of tuna two states away without your cat knowing!

[@coldblue9mm]

The cat that was lost, why didn't it have a collar on it? I think I'd have it chipped also. But bottom line, it got home and that's the main thing. We saw a Savannah cat yesterday, it was beautiful. It was very young, so still fairly small. Love the look of this beautiful animal!

[@williamcampbell4876]

Mister Goat yeah

[@j.b.4875]

That day they bred that Serval and regular cat was probably the best day of that housecat's life!

[@parmeeshkumar4413]

I like when people adopt a stray cats instead of spending thousands on premium cats...

[@jeffaller6190]

If someone spends 20G on a cat, that cat is gonna be smarter then they are.

[@JudojugsVtuber]

Its actually probably better for domestic cats as a whole if we bred more types of wildcat in with them to diversify their genetics.

[@DirtyDan1]

Nothing is wrong with either

[@colbyquessy1749]

Lol I got a cat off of kijiji for 10$ and found out it is 3000$

[@jeffaller6190]

@@colbyquessy1749 Ok, you're smarter than cat.

[@GodSpeed1105]

2:15 I find the mechanical noises from the cats ears moving Hilarious 😂

[@stiffjabzz4237]

I'm sure Mondo caught some live prey being gone a week had to eat something.

[@troydorr4867]

I'm a HUGE cat lover, and I would absolutely love to have one as a pet!!! What a beautiful animal!

[@filthyconnoisseur7945]

Meanwhile in Dubai and Bahrain, they keep fully grown lions for pets

[@darkgenie3167]

Filthy Connoisseur "Bahrain"? Bitch please I'm from there and they don't allow anything besides cats and dogs. Lions he said

[@filthyconnoisseur7945]

Dark Genie Bitch that just shows you didn't grow up there rather your parents migrated from there and now you have no clue what goes on over there. Or maybe you just know the low level people who just keep dogs outside

[@henrycarvajal290]

Filthy Connoisseur ouch true hurt lol 😔

[@darkgenie3167]

Filthy Connoisseur me and my parents were born there. Of all the people I've met there no one saw a lion or a big cat being owned by someone in Bahrain even on social media. I'd appreciate it if you'd show me instead of trying so hard to win a nonexistent argument.

[@filthyconnoisseur7945]

Dark Genie You're very stupid. For me, this isn't an argument worth having because I'm not so bothered trying to prove something that is so easy to find on the Internet

[@theheroneededwillette6964]

I know it’s risky to take genetics like that to someplace other than their original home, but I do at least understand their perspective. There is a beauty to this creature.

[@Stewball1999]

They gave me a toys R us gift card as a reward for returning the cat lol

[@HartAmAbgehn]

I'm glad to admit that I got my hands on a Savannah /European short hair, breeding accident. Payed 20 Euros for him, what a bargain. And I can proudly say that he is the sweetest accident that I'm known

[@sylviaklages6871]

What do you mean the wild side of the Savannah? What about the wild side of every cat? They are all wild at heart, and their wildness is ready to jump in your face at the least provocation.

[@vividzx8034]

No cats dont do that if you take good care of them.just dont have rooe in your pockets while you around with the cats

[@notsoweeklywarrior1427]

Sylvia Klages But its like, 10 times more likely with a Savannah or Bengal, if you know what I mean.

[@iNREEk]

This is the cat for your family. If u have 20k. Wow. So they paid 40k for those cats? Plus getting one back. Is said reward. Plus food!!!!???

[@CANControlGRAFFITI]

iNREEk oh they probably didn't shell out a dime. The rich stay rich inreek.

[@iNREEk]

CAN Control yeah right. Hey cat sellers, I'm rich. Ok here take these cats. Ok thanks. :) makes no sense

[@clown_lad]

Actually these cats are pretty common in California, I have heard that you can get them for 1-2,000 or even less

[@raulvidal8846]

They didn't say it was for poor families so stop bitchin'

[@ZombieWilfred]

They said "up to 20k," as in that's the most you can pay... They're typically a couple grand or so (still quite a lot though...)

[@xx_death_wish_xx6213]

These are not always meant for domestication , they are wild partially and can be high maintenance! Please handle these cats with care

[@pizzadude400]

That poor baby in that white room, you can see how anxious the Savannah cat is as it pants and drips from it's mouth. :(

[@frankbrenner4852]

These fools had 40K in cat money and I'm struggling with my student loans...smh.

[@climateconcern23]

They're filthy rich. LOL

[@juanbolanos2217]

seems like you are the fool then

[@miagutierrez3483]

@Rodzilla Is that your conversation starter? "Hey, did you know that millions of cats are euthanized? How much are YOU doing about it?" Or are they just different because they're rich?

[@miagutierrez3483]

@Rodzilla And that's a great thing to do, but what does that have to do with them owning a Savannah? For all we know they could've had plenty of shelter cats. This video was specifically on the Savannah breed. This video is the only thing you know about them

[@charlesgroveiii9104]

The pet sitter would be so SACKED, if you’re going to be a pet sitter rule #1 is don’t let them out!

[@panchitabell6249]

These are so beautiful💃 animals but they should be kept in the wild where they belong and admired from a far, respect and protect the wild life.

[@catfishm.1361]

Panchita Bell Agree about leaving wild animals in the wild. But these are not natural, would never breed, are developed by humans. These are not pets but as always money talks, so breeders keep producing more.

[@caydenkamau8531]

These are not wild animals idiot

[@queen_of_domination]

They look so elegant.

[@SummerofKittyLove]

Kitties are the perfect/sized perfect little pets, very beautiful. There’s no need to genetically tamper with them and turn them into confused mutants. There are millions of kitties that need adopting. Wealthy people need to stop making cats for status symbols.

[@Vanessaartistgirl2233]

Such stunning kitties I fell in love when I saw them ☺️☺️

[@handsoap1097]

What a cute dog.

[@demi-fiendoftime3825]

EnderHannah They realy act like one at times hell I see people taking them for walks like one XD

[@GdaySport]

Wife: there is a cheetah outside Husband: Mmmhhh, I think I'll get a broom lol!