F2 Savannah Cats: Wild Elegance with Family-Friendly Personality

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The F2 Savannah is the stunning result of a first-generation (F1) Savannah mother and a Savannah father. This generation is among the most sought-after in the breed, offering an ideal balance of size, beauty, and manageability.

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With 25% to 45% wild Serval blood, F2 Savannahs retain the exotic look and tall, lean physique of their Serval heritage, while being easier to care for than their F1 counterparts. They are known for their high intelligence, affectionate nature, and playful energy — making them the perfect exotic companion for an engaged, loving home.

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Temperament & Social Behavior

F2 Savannahs bond strongly with their immediate family and are typically affectionate, playful, and loyal. Raised in a home with frequent handling and attention, they quickly become comfortable with human interaction. You can expect frequent head butts, playful chases, and even games of fetch — a favorite activity for many F2s.

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They are typically very social with children and other animals (including cats and dogs), especially when properly introduced and socialized from a young age. While they may be cautious around new people at first, they often warm up once they feel safe and secure. Early exposure to visitors, car rides, and household activity helps ensure confidence and adaptability as they grow.

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Handling & Interaction

F2s are not aggressive and tend to have gentle, playful temperaments. Regular holding, petting, and engagement help reinforce positive behaviors and build a deep bond. Though most domestic cats aren’t naturally fond of being held, F2 kittens raised with affection and consistency are much more likely to enjoy closeness with their humans into adulthood.

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They crave interaction and thrive on mental and physical stimulation. Be ready for an energetic companion who wants to play, explore, and follow you from room to room. Many F2 owners are surprised by how interactive and emotionally intuitive these cats can be.

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Enrichment, Training & Adventure

Introduce your F2 kitten to car rides, new environments, and social settings ear

ly on to help them become well-adjusted adults. They love being involved in everyday routines and can be trained to walk on a leash, ride in the car, and even explore safe outdoor spaces.

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F2 Savannahs are known for their fascination with toys — not just traditional cat toys, but also common household items like crinkly bags, tissue boxes, foil balls, or straws. Many F2s enjoy water, and will happily explore the bathtub, garden hose, sprinkler, or even ponds and pools.

 

Litter Habits & Household Behavior

F2 Savannahs are highly intelligent and respond well to litter training. Unlike Servals, they do not mark or spray when neutered/spayed and properly cared for. They are clean, curious cats that respect their environment when their physical and emotional needs are met.

Size & Appearance

F2 Savannahs are known for their tall, lean build, long necks and legs, short tails, large upright ears, and striking Serval-like patterns.

• Males typically weigh 16 to 25 pounds (occasionally exceeding 30 pounds), standing 15–18 inches tall at the shoulder and measuring 20–22 inches from chest to rump.

• Females generally range from 12 to 25 pounds.

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Their coats can feature a variety of exotic colors and bold markings — especially inky black spots and beautifully contrasted patterns.

 

Pricing & What’s Included

F2 Savannah kittens typically range from $7,000 to $12,000, depending on lineage, color, and conformation.

Each kitten is:

• Raised indoors with socialization, play, and frequent handling

• Exposed to other animals and household environments

• Bottle-fed if needed to ensure early bonding and health

• Well-exercised with plenty of space to explore and grow

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Kittens go home after 11+ weeks of age and include:

• Age-appropriate vaccinations

• Full veterinary health check

• Travel carrier

• Blanket with familiar scent

• Starter food and toys

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A legally binding sales contract is provided after payment, outlining health guarantees, terms of sale, and breeder responsibilities. Deposits are required to hold your chosen kitten.

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