Thread: New cat.....

Abe!

Those are your cats?

Yes, exept for the first one, but she looks exactly like that.

Wow, very exotic looking! Pretty kitties.

yeah that first one's not going to be so nice when she grows up me thinks

Originally posted by OpheliaBlue
yeah that first one's not going to be so nice when she grows up me thinks

It's not like it's a bob cat. It's an American Bob Tail

SAME DIFFERENCE

both grow up to be 100 pounds at least, and will turn on you in a heart beat if it gets hungry
SOURCE.

IT IS A CAT. LOOK:



THat's what a grown one looks like. It isn't a bob cat...

didn't you click on the source?

LOL

*points to avatar* That's not my cat.


This one is my cat.

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d139/bla.../Picture081.jpg



And this one is my brother's cat.
http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d139/bla.../Picture067.jpg

I think I need to get them checked for radiation.

Originally posted by blackberry829
And this one is my brother's cat.
http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d139/bla.../Picture067.jpg

I think I need to get them checked for radiation.

OMG! He's shooting laser beams from his eyes!

I'm renaming this thread the "All Cats Frightening and/or Dangerous Thread"

Isn't there a new species of house cat that looks like a cheetah and is worth a lot of money?

Originally Posted by NeAvO

Isn't there a new species of house cat that looks like a cheetah and is worth a lot of money?
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Maybe you're thinking of the Savannah cat?

dude...that looks just like a cheetah!

that thing's domestic? no way...it would eat a baby I bet

Originally Posted by OpheliaBlue

that thing's domestic? no way...it would eat a baby I bet [/b]

Here's what I found on Wiki about it:

Temperamentally, Savannahs have been compared to dogs in their loyalty, and they will follow their owners around the house like a canine. They greet people with head-butts or sometimes pounces out of nowhere (many a guest entering a house with a Savannah have been pounced upon in the entry way&#33 They have a lot of energy and are social animals that do well with both cats and dogs.

Owners of Savannahs say that they are very impressed with the intelligence of this breed of cat. Savannahs have been known to get into all sorts of things; they often learn how to open doors, cupboards, and anyone buying a Savannah will definitely have to "Savannah-proof" the house to prevent their pet from getting into things it shouldn't! Also, many owners have trained their Savannahs to walk on a harness and do various tricks like fetching toys.

Water isn't a fear of the Savannah cat; they will jump right into the bathtub or shower with people sometimes, and get into pools and streams like their wild ancestors.

Vocally, like their serval parents and grandparents, Savannah cats normally "chirp" instead of meow

i want one! those look so cool!

Yeah that's the cat I'm thinking of.

Oh... wow...

Those Savannahs are beautiful...

How much are they, and are they bred anywhere outside of the US?

Hmm, I dunno. Probably. I'm sure there are breeders in more than just the U.S.