Die allgemeine Meinung: Katzen sind Einzelgänger, denn Servale streifen alleine durch den Dschungel und suchen nur zur Paarungszeit die Gesellschaft einer Servaldame, ist nicht richtig. Sicher gibt es auch unter den Hauskatzen Einzelgänger, die keine Artgenossen neben sich dulden, das ist aber eher die Ausnahme, denn Hauskatzen verfügen über ein sehr ausgeprägtes Sozialverhalten, so auch die Savannah.
The general opinion: cats are loners, because servals roam the jungle alone and only look for the company of a servant lady during the mating season is not correct. There are certainly loners among the domestic cats who do not tolerate their own kind, but this is rather the exception, because domestic cats have a very pronounced social behavior, according to Savannah. Savannah cats are not suitable to live as single animals. Because they are very lively, they need a different cat to play, regardless of their breed. Savannah cats can generally be kept in the house or in a spacious apartment, if they are neutered in time they stay house-trained. Savannahs of the early generation in Germany also require an outdoor enclosure of 50 square meters per pair or individual animal, of course any larger format or an electronically secured, escape-proof garden. For Savannah cats of the generations F1-4G there is an official reporting obligation in the EU. In some federal states, approval is required for F1 up to and including 4G. The requirements and permits can vary depending on the federal state. You can get more information from the Veterinary Office and the Lower Nature Conservation Authority. For all generations, if possible, of course any enclosure for climbing and playing is desirable. Savannah cats up to and including 4G are species of protection by law as hybrids of an endangered animal species!