well, can't blame the dog...

try keeping a bowl by your side man, it really helps

I think he just popped, like a zit

Dog is love... @_@

@_@ Dog is life

Not cute if it's not trained properly

How weak do you have to be to be tackled by a fucking cat?

She just tripped me and she's a savannah so she isn't exactly little

Cats tend to dart in front of feet sometimes, it's pretty easy for them to trip someone. On an unrelated note, please don't buy savannah cats :( interbreeding domesticated and wild animals is bad for both the cats they breed together, for the hybrid offspring and the for the owner. They are exploited to make breeders money, and there is no others reason to breed a hybrid cat. Hybrid domestic/wild cat breeds are NOT domestic animals and have aggressive tenancies and needs that can't be met from living in someone's home. Okay I'm done with my PSA, sorry guys. That issue just hits me close to home and a lot of people are ignorant about it.

I am very aware of inbreeding so I took my time to find a cat that wasn't... Her pedigree goes back 4 generations. She is also one of the sweetest and well tempered cats I have ever had! But I do love the fact that you know your stuff as well!

I also know a lot of people with Savannah's and I have never heard or seen a problem their all very sweet but with a lot of energy and people need to remember that... Thank you for your input though

Yes a hybrid cat can be sweet and sometimes never have behavior issues especially if they are fairly far generationally from the serval. My main concern is for the wild serval that they breed with a domestic cat. It's hard to tell what kind of conditions the breeder keeps the wild cat in (or whoever owns the serval) which have very different needs from a pet animal. People want exotic pets because, yeah, they are really cool animals, but they often don't think about how that serval living in someone's basement and eating cat food isn't getting the life it deserves. Buying savannahs just perpetuates the exploitation of wild animals.