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Our Priority in our Savannah breeding programme is the temperament of our cats and kittens. Purebliss breed for temperament first and then for the look of the Savannahs wild ancestors. Our aim is to produce a cat with an exotic look of its ancestors and with the temperament of the domestic cat. See below Purebliss Savannah kittens being handled by strangers in show with many more strangers mulling about in the show hall. Many cat owners out there will understand that this is due to the wonderful nature of the Savannah. Exotic Looks and a Great Personality Too!
Latest News at Purebliss Savannahs
Catworld - November 09 - issue 380. Jackie Bliss talks about breeding a relatively rare beauty in the cat world - the Savannah, and explains why these cats are quite special. Featuring our very own illusion, Energy with her son Battle Cat, Serval Jim, and even shows Bengal QGC Purebliss Valour. Tim Bliss is shown holding Loopy Loo with Bolivia sat on his shoulder. |
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Purebliss Leonardo Di Vinci (aka Leo) - 6 merits on saturday and 6 merits on Sunday, with wonderful comments from the judges. Many thanks to Carol and Richard for showing this boy with such enthusiasm, showing the fabulous temperament and wonderful manners this boy has. TICA show at Wood Green Animal Shelter 16th and 17th Jan '10. |
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Pet prices for Savannah kittens start at £500. Breeding is not an exact science and therefore we occasionally have a kitten born that doesn't meet the breed standards, we therefore reduce the price of these kittens to allow them to have a wonderful life as a much loved pet. They may not be the correct colour or they may not have the correct markings as the rest of their litter but they will have the wonderful Savannah temperament that Purebliss Savannahs are known for. Please click onto the TICA certified pedigrees of our queens and studs to view their pedigrees.
Many thanks to Kathrin and Martin of A1 Savannahs for sending us some outstanding Savannah kittens.
Whilst visiting Kathrin and Martin at A1 Savannahs in March 2007 we had the pleasure and honour to meet Joyce Sroufe who has been breeding with Servals since the 1980s.
A Savannah Cat loves to play, a loyal companion that will play fetch, loves to play with water, loves to be around you.
A Savannah Cat has elegance and the most amazing temperament. They just melt your heart.
A Savannah Cat should have spots with no rosetting.
A Savannah Cat should have long legs, long muscular body.
A Savannah Cat should be a tall cat with long legs.
A Savannah Cats ears should be larger than a bengals and placed high on their head with rounded tops.
A Savannah Cat should have a strong head (although not large in comparison to his body) with a puffy nose leather.
A Savannah Cat should NOT have the round eyes of a bengal, but should have a boomerang effect running along the top of the eyes coming down onto the nose.
