ABOUT RAGDOLLS ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Docile and sweet, the Ragdoll cat is popular with families and individuals alike given their friendly demeanour and laid-back nature. They will happily assume the role of best buddy around anyone and will love to spend their day playing with their owners. APPEARANCE ------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Ragdoll is a large, impressive and luxuriantly coated cat breed. Underneath an impressive silky, dense, and semi-long to long haired coat, there is a long, muscular cat with a broad chest, short neck, and sturdy legs. The tail is long and bushy, and the coat will, in the adult cat, form fluffy trousers on the hind-legs and a majestic ruff around the neck and throat. PERSONALITY ------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Ragdoll is described as ‘astonishingly equable’ and this is a thoroughly agreeable, relaxed, affectionate cat to share a home with. Rarely do owners have just one Ragdoll however, their beautiful appearance and gentle, languid nature is irresistible! Ragdolls are curious, and quite inclined to assist in your day-to-day activities, but would prefer to sit on your book or paperwork, or watch from a sunny spot whilst you garden, rather than anything too strenuous. For some time, there was some hype that the Ragdoll was excessively floppy, that they had a lower pain threshold and would simply ‘flop’ when picked up. Some people took this to mean that they would make excellent playthings for children! This is not the case. Ragdolls are not floppy, and have the same pain threshold as all cats, and certainly will not tolerate being treated as toys by children (or anyone else!). FUN FACTS ------------------------------------------------------------------------- • All Ragdoll cats have lovely blue eyes, same as all purebreds. However, if you notice that your Ragdoll cat has different shades of green or yellow in their eyes, this might indicate that they’re not actually purebreds. • The Ragdoll cat personality will give the impression that they’re nothing but a very cuddly dog. In fact, you might even notice them waiting patiently for their owners to come back home or carrying around in their teeth their favourite toys. Not to mention, they absolutely adore fetch time. • There are definitely different types of Ragdoll cats as far as appearance goes but you’ll be surprised to know that all Ragdolls are born pure white. It’s not until after a week or two that they develop different colours and patterns. • Ragdolls are slow-maturing cats, meaning that they are only fully grown at the age of 4 and some of them might even take more time.
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