Watch this POV video of a cat playing hide and seek with his owner.<br /><br />Dexter the cat learnt how to play hide and seek when he was just seven months old. <br /><br />According to his owner Neil Vary, 46, Dexter, an F7 Savannah cat, came up with the idea on his own and now asks to play every day. <br /><br />A video, captured by a camera attached around Dexter's neck, shows the pet hiding from and then finding his owner. <br /><br />Savannah cats are part serval, a type of African wildcat, so the moggy has a lot more energy than a normal housecat.<br /><br />Neil, who lives in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, said: "It kind of came naturally. Savannah cats have dog-like personalities so they're very playful.<br /><br />"They need a lot of attention. He's a very hyper cat and he loves to play."<br /><br />Usually, Dexter, one, proposes the games to Neil and then the two will take turns running to hide and find each other.<br /><br />Neil said: "We didn't train him. He really trained us.<br /><br />"We would chase him and then he would chase us. That quickly evolved into a full-blown game of hide and seek."<br /><br />Neil says he can tell by Dexter's body language when he wants to play.<br /><br />Neil then signals to Dexter that he's also ready to play by wiggling his fingers - a move that Neil's wife Janet Greene, 45, came up with.<br /><br />Neil decided to mount the camera on Dexter's collar so he could see what the games looked like from Dexter's eyes.<br /><br />He said: "I thought an interesting POV would be Dexter's and it seemed to work. I want Dexter to be a famous cat."<br /><br />The plan seems to be working his videos have amassed up to 60k views on Tiktok.<br /><br />Dexter is even more dog-like than he initially seemed.<br /><br />Neil added: "He also loves to play fetch. We play that every day. <br /><br />"Savannah cats require a lot more attention than the typical house cat."
