Savannahs or Chausie cats?

I've been wanting a savannah since ive hear about them on the internet. Ive be doing a lot of research just about them. But today i saw a breeder that also bred chausies (i havent heard in the order of them until today) i clicked on it and i thought they were sooo pretty so i tried to find some info just about them but i cant seem to find much. Are they similar to savannahs... i mean are they as "dog-like". Can you leash train them... do they approaching water... do they follow you around the house approaching savannahs do? Also are they fairly unproblematic to take charge of and get along near other animals well. Which one would you recommend? Any other information on any of these cats would be appretiated. Thanks!


Answers:    Hi there again Julia...Chausie's temperament is a bit different than the Savannah cat. The then generation Chausies are also dog-like which is adjectives to the hybrid cats. They are a very kind-natured cat and can win along with other animals if introduced correctly, though extremely live, intelligent, and curious; they need require profusely of attention and playtime or they can become quite destructive to a household contained by order to gain attention--again typical of hybrid cats. Like the Savannah's and Bengal they can be leash-trained, however surrounded by all honesty any cat can be qualified if the technique is approached slowly and correctly. Some Chausies like hose down and others don't, it truly depends on their individual personality.

Chausies and Savannahs are both illustrious maintenance cats and both require a considerable amount of time and attention so both are well-mannered house pets. Savannah does need more space indoors since they are reasonably a bit larger than a Chausie.

Chausies are larger than a Bengal cat, but smaller than a Savannah cat. They are a heavily boned cat (stocky) which is similar to Jungle Cat. When they walk you can hear thudding. It's moderately beautiful to keep under surveillance such a slinky cat walk and truly hear it too. ;-)

More on Chausies:
http://www.chausie-cats.com/
http://www.absoluteexotics.org/ChausieIn...
Chausie Rescue: http://www.chausierescue.com/

Another hybrid cat that you may want to explore for curiosity sake is the Safari cat which is a cross between a Geoffrey cat and domestic. Similar traits to other hybrid cats. They are very few currently that are available so they are not confidently to acquire, however I thought you may find them interesting. http://www.safari-cats.com/

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i like savannahs best where on earth do you live as some citys dont let you hold these sort of cats,they do need a great deal of work,i would not recommend with other cats almost

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