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bk78

bk78

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Laughing Grass said:
On a lot of the breeder websites they call them hypoallergenic with practically no shedding.
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My black clothes beg to differ. Sounds like backyard breeders unfortunately. I work with a few bengal rescues and also own 2. 90% of the surrenders are because they read somewhere they are hypoallergenic, then when they get them presto they are allergic.

Even sphinx aren’t hypoallergenic and they are hairless
 
ISK

ISK

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ISK said:
This was reported to the police as a cougar prowling the streets in Vancouver, local schools were notified, police went on a cat hunt.

....turns out to be just a house cat (Savannah breed which is not considered an exotic or controlled species).

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Carole Baskin has weighed in with her opinion.

The co-star of Netflix's hit documentary "Tiger King" disputed the assessment of conservation officers, who identified the spotted feline as a savannah cat.

The savannah is a hybrid breed that came about through cross-breeding wild servals with domestic house cats.

"You were lied to if someone told you this is a hybrid. It's a serval," Baskin wrote on Twitter Thursday, echoing the opinion of a number of other social media users.

"As someone who has rescued servals and their hybrids for 30 years, I can assure you that the only reason they are calling it a savannah is because they know there is a law against owning a serval."

Keeping a serval as a pet is illegal in many jurisdictions, but not everywhere. While the B.C. government doesn't ban the owning of servals, doing so is strongly discouraged by the SPCA.


OMG, I just recently watched Joe vs Carole....she was portrayed as such a basket case, this demonstrates just how obsessed she is about large cats.
 
Laughing Grass

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ISK said:
Carole Baskin has weighed in with her opinion.

The co-star of Netflix's hit documentary "Tiger King" disputed the assessment of conservation officers, who identified the spotted feline as a savannah cat.

The savannah is a hybrid breed that came about through cross-breeding wild servals with domestic house cats.

"You were lied to if someone told you this is a hybrid. It's a serval," Baskin wrote on Twitter Thursday, echoing the opinion of a number of other social media users.

"As someone who has rescued servals and their hybrids for 30 years, I can assure you that the only reason they are calling it a savannah is because they know there is a law against owning a serval."

Keeping a serval as a pet is illegal in many jurisdictions, but not everywhere. While the B.C. government doesn't ban the owning of servals, doing so is strongly discouraged by the SPCA.


OMG, I just recently watched Joe vs Carole....she was portrayed as such a basket case, this demonstrates just how obsessed she is about large cats.
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bk78

bk78

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ISK said:
Carole Baskin has weighed in with her opinion.

The co-star of Netflix's hit documentary "Tiger King" disputed the assessment of conservation officers, who identified the spotted feline as a savannah cat.

The savannah is a hybrid breed that came about through cross-breeding wild servals with domestic house cats.

"You were lied to if someone told you this is a hybrid. It's a serval," Baskin wrote on Twitter Thursday, echoing the opinion of a number of other social media users.

"As someone who has rescued servals and their hybrids for 30 years, I can assure you that the only reason they are calling it a savannah is because they know there is a law against owning a serval."

Keeping a serval as a pet is illegal in many jurisdictions, but not everywhere. While the B.C. government doesn't ban the owning of servals, doing so is strongly discouraged by the SPCA.


OMG, I just recently watched Joe vs Carole....she was portrayed as such a basket case, this demonstrates just how obsessed she is about large cats.
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There is a great serval breeder in Victoria actually, probably the best in North America. Kittens starting at $20k

 
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