Don't tease the cat. You'll just get scratched!

[SnakemanStoo]

There's a chance you may need a DWA license for that.

[ICBM]

I'd want it to still be bitey enough for pub gigs!

Really, though, it's all about the stripes. Stripes are cool.

Have you considered the Ocelot?



OK, it's a mixture of stripey and spotty not pure stripes, and it may be a little on the small side, but it's probably still bitey enough for what you want. Quite economical to run compared to the tiger, as well.

[SnakemanStoo]

How about a normal cat and a sharpie?

[Sporky_McGuffin]

Have you considered the Ocelot?



OK, it's a mixture of stripey and spotty not pure stripes, and it may be a little on the small side, but it's probably still bitey enough for what you want. Quite economical to run compared to the tiger, as well.

I had not - but perhaps I should. It looks like a decent enough animal.

[Spider20]

How about a Lynx? Stripes and funky ears



Ya gotta love those ears

[ICBM]

How about a normal cat and a sharpie?

I never find these emulations work very well live. Plenty bitey enough for home use - maybe too much, if you've got a small child - but if you take it to a gig and the other guy in the band has even a small dog you're stuffed.

I'd go along with the lynx, too - they're surprisingly powerful for such a relatively small cat, and the ears really are very cool. Probably about the only time the audience will actually notice what you're using - they're really just normal ears with a bit of extra hair on them, but the response is better.

[SeriousCat]

how about a spyrogyra? its a bit stripy and quite small but could be biteyer

[littlegreenman]

I would also highly recommend considering a Serval. As well as satisfying the small, stripey-spotty yet still bitey criteria, they can do huge standing vertical leaps, handy for silencing hecklers!

[SeriousCat]

a fennec fox - you can get them from exotic petshops - small and bitey and probably the cutest thing nature has devised - downsides are that it isnt stripey and is lots of cells across and doesnt live in a pond

[Myranda_Rose]

a fennec fox - you can get them from exotic petshops - small and bitey and probably the cutest thing nature has devised - downsides are that it isnt stripey and is lots of cells across and doesnt live in a pond

I wants eet! Precious kitty-puppy!


Sweet