Anybody ever owned a Serval for a PET?
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05-11-2004, 10:50 PM
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> Looks like they require alot of attention though
Sounds like a great way to hype it so you pay more. If they said all this cat needs is some dry food in a bowl, water, and a live mouse to torture for a while before biting its head off, and that it could care less about you, then you would not fork over $2,000 for a cat
Sounds like a great way to hype it so you pay more. If they said all this cat needs is some dry food in a bowl, water, and a live mouse to torture for a while before biting its head off, and that it could care less about you, then you would not fork over $2,000 for a cat
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I've know a couple different people and they said they wouldn't do it again. They are very distructive. They are a cat that is big and when locked up in a house all the time, they jump around and attack things for fun. (Hopefully not you leg when it passes by.)
In my opinion, wildlife should be where it belongs or in a protective habitat. I'm not a eco-freak or naturalist, I just love animals and hate seeing them live out of their norm. Kinda reminds me of being locked in a office all the time- I hate that!
In my opinion, wildlife should be where it belongs or in a protective habitat. I'm not a eco-freak or naturalist, I just love animals and hate seeing them live out of their norm. Kinda reminds me of being locked in a office all the time- I hate that!
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