I’m really excited about having “C” and “SBT” boys now in my program. I have successful bred on of my 62.5% F1 females to a “C” stud. So far it looks like I am on a great track from some exceptional lower and higher generations. I still really want a silver male but not found one yet.
Lucas was produced by Majorie of Thomwren cattery. Father is A1 savannahs Imperial one. Mother is Windhaven Matu. Lucas is proven with one big F1 savannah female and hopefully when my youngsters get older he will be putting the moves on them as well. Nice type for a savannah stud with decent size and leg length. He stature is more of a thinner frame unlike many studs that have to much Mau or Bengal in the background. Lucas has produced some absolutely stunning kittens in the past so I am eagerly awaiting for when my F1 “Show girls” decide to pair up with this handsome guy.
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Bruce Biggalow my European Giggalo was produced by Camilla of SavannahNorway. Yap that is correct all the way from Norway! When I saw this boy at three weeks I knew I had to have him. Stunning clarity, horizontal pattern, long neck, great pedigree and BLACK spots! Sire is SavannahNorway King. His sire has wonderful long legs, big ears and his head type is wonderful for an adult male. Father was also proven fertile at only 6 months of age. Dam is SavannahNorway Gustine. His dam has that amazing thick black nose and tear stains that make a serval cat jealous. I am in love with most of the cats in his pedigree and most of the breeder how produced his ancestry. Camilla & Frank did a super job. I could not be more proud they have worked with me :)
Dr.Steel is currently under evaluation to stay here at F1hybrids. I love the clarity of his coat that has not gone through a fuzzy stage. He has dark brown spots and the most stunning golden coat. Yes, I mean truly golden with just a slight hint of red. He has a triangular head and hopefully his fathers ears.
First off let me say a few words on living with a pure exotic serval cat. Both owned and rescued servals my self. I do not breed servals. I do not suggest a serval cat as a pet to most homes. An ethical breeder is going to tell you serval cat’s require a special diet and outdoor housing. Owning a cross such as a savannah cat is VERY different than the actually pure exotic cat. I know this for a fact. That is why breeders try to produce savannah cats. Falkor is a very rare serval stud because he will mate with domestic cats. And he loves his “Job”. He has to be the most content African Serval cat I have ever meet. Falkor has got life down to the “T”, Love the ladies, eat food and sit on his 10 foot high perch were he can be the master of the flock.
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