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Located near Lexington, Kentucky, USA

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Welcome to F1Hybrids™ Cattery

Exclusive high quality Savannah cats to advance the savannah cat breed.

What is a Savannah Cat?

Savannah cats are an exotic looking breed with thick black spots, jet black tear drops that flow to there even darker noses. Known worldwide for being one of the largest domestic cat breeds. Savannah cats resemble a cheetah or leopard but are actually produced through selective breeding with the African serval cat.

Savannah cats are most well know for there wonderful characteristics such as walking on a leash, easy to train, family friendly, dog like personality, play fetch like a dog and like water!

Did you know that Savannah cats have a short ¾ tail?

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Savannah Cat History

Savannah cats were originally a cross between an African serval cat to a domestic cat. Now breeders are using Savannah cats and breeding back to a African serval cats in order to capture the exotic look in lower generations.

It was thought that an African serval cat would never breed with a domestic cat. Luckily, although its extremely difficult, it is possible. F1 savannah cats are one of the hardest cats in the world to produce. The first documented savannah cat was produced by Jude Frank in 1986. That savannah cat was named “Savannah”, who was a cross between a siamese cat and pure exotic African serval cat.