Serengeti cat

The Serengeti cat was obtained by crossing Abyssinian, Oriental, Bengal and other cat breeds in 1994 in California, but it is still at the developmental stage. Its development is assumed until a cat is obtained that looks like a serval, but the blood of a wild cat will not be used. The breed got its name in honor of the habitat of the Serval - the Tanzanian savanna of the Serengeti. Serengeti cats love to play rather than hunt. Cats of this breed are very talkative and, in addition to purring and meowing, you can hear from them quacking, quacking, grunting, croaking, giggling and a wide variety of other sounds. Serengeti cats are not only chatty, playful and curious, but also dexterous and courageous. After a walk, serengeti cats can bring home a company of other people's cats and cats, because they really do not like loneliness and prefer communication. The cost of these cats ranges from $ 600 to $ 2,000.