Would you like to take your cat on hikes in a pack?

The packing is at the end, but there are some nice shots of the cat, Seyah, earlier. My F1 savannah used to go for walks with me downtown and was very social. He would ride in the car with his front paws on the dash and gaze excitedly at where we were going. Savannahs can be a bit like dogs in terms of temperament and attachment to people. Seyah doesn't look like an F1 to me, which means he is probably a lower percentage of serval than the cat in http://www.videosift.com/video/Beautiful-F1-Savannah-Nitro-playing-fetch

The backpack is 4.5 mins in.
choggiesays...

My only ever partment kitty, was raised for real-world action. Stolen form the pound in Oakland (went to pay for an adoption, they were closed, drizzling weather, kitty heard me and meowed till I saw her, over a small fence and free, wandering on the doggy side..),I took her to San Fran, and made a kitty pole for her outta old jeans and 2x4's.....she had that down quick, and we started training with playing cards. Thumping cards to make them spin and sail, she soon was able to catch them in varying ways, pinned to the wall in the hallway, etc.
The hallway was the best spot, she had the 3 feet covered like a football goal.....I lined the hallway with burlap, from floor to ceiling, and soon kitty would fly up the walls, to catch cards in mid air, or at the ceiling sometimes.....

Long story short, had to give kitty a new home, and at granny's farm in Bellingham WA, kitty went from sq.ft, to 50 acres....she showed her appreciation, with birds and meeces at the back door.

Yer kitty is handsome, and lovin' life!

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