Can someone please explain the differences?

A while back, I found a page that showed pictures and gave descriptions about various jungle-type breeds (I don't know exactly how to call them.) such as Savannahs, Bengals, Maus, etc. It also told the differences between the F numbers (F1, F2, etc). I can't find it now and I would really like to read through it as my husband has his dear heart set on having a Savannah companion eventually. :)

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The F number indicates how many generations a cat is from the wild breeding. A cat, like a Bengal for example, is created by breeding with an Asian Leopard cat. Only until you reach the fourth generation (F4) will a Bengal be considered a domesticated cat rather than a wild cat.

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Originally Posted by Randy_K

The F number indicates how many generations a cat is from the wild breeding. A cat, like a Bengal for example, is created by breeding with an Asian Leopard cat. Only until you reach the fourth generation (F4) will a Bengal be considered a domesticated cat rather than a wild cat.

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Ah, okay. Thanks!

Savannah Cats Are Beautiful.
But There Are Shelter Cats Who Will Be Pts, Who Are Just As Beautiful.
Please At Least Look, For Thier Sake.

http://www.hdw-inc.com/savannahwhatis.htm

Try this site for more information about Savannah cats.

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Originally Posted by catmandu

Savannah Cats Are Beautiful.
But There Are Shelter Cats Who Will Be Pts, Who Are Just As Beautiful.
Please At Least Look, For Thier Sake.

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I have been looking. I am just looking for in the far future.

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Originally Posted by gini

http://www.hdw-inc.com/savannahwhatis.htm

Try this site for more information about Savannah cats.

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Thanks! :D