Characteristics The name Ragdoll came about due to the typical fallacy that these cats go entirely limp when held. And in essence these animals are viewed as ragdoll-like because they are believed to be pain-resistant, which of course is false. These beautiful felines, with Siamese-like markings and long fur, may have created the name Ragdoll considering that they're heftier than other housecats with their big frame. They likewise tend to be a few pounds heavier than the typical home feline, typically weighing somewhere in between 13-21 lbs.
Ragdoll Cats come in six unique colors and three patterns. The general colors include: light to medium grey, dark brown, soft orange-ish/tan, "dilutes" blue (looks like grey), lilac, and ivory/white. The 3 patterns are: Brown nose or face, ears, paws, and tail (known as tips), no white Colored paws ragdoll kittens for sale chin and tummy, no white line on face. And two-tone - white paws, white stomach, reverse 'V' on face, and in some cases white spots on back. Alternate versions consist of "tortie-point" and lynx.
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Temperament It is normal for a Ragdoll to be non-defensive in nature, and hence ought to be kept indoors unless the owner intends on keeping an eye on their animal outdoors. They aren't frequently singing and are easily inclined to forgive in the instance of being mistreated. Like many felines, when presented and well acquainted with humans from birth, they prefer human companionship and are very caring.
