Behaviour/Adaptability

The Ragdoll is known for its placid and affectionate personality. and affectionate. They like to follow people, play and be carried. The ragdoll lacks aggression towards other pets, so it combines well with dogs as well as children. as well as with children. It is not a noisy cat. Ragdolls do best as an “indoor cat”. indoor cat.

Details

Ragdoll cats are gentle and affectionate pets that get along very well with children. Learn more about this beautiful and cuddly breed. Ragdolls are large, lovable cats that are incredibly patient and gentle. Despite their imposing size, these cats are a calm and quiet breed who love nothing more than to play and cuddle with their parents.
This breed is usually easy to care for and is incredibly sociable. They make excellent family pets and get along well with children. If you have time and attention to devote to this fluffy kitty, he will reward you with endless loyalty and love.
Because ragdolls require careful breeding, they are less common than other cat breeds. Prices for ragdolls can range from $400 for a kitten to $2,000 for a show cat. The cost of your cat will depend on age and pedigree. These beautiful cats are large and muscular, with long hair and a soft, silky coat. Ragdolls are a low shedding breed, but you may notice more seasonal shedding in the spring. The lack of undercoat is the cause of this breed’s lack of shedding, but it is not considered a “hypoallergenic” cat. These cats stand 9 to 11 inches tall and are typically 17 to 21 inches long (not counting their fluffy tails). They weigh between 10 and 20 pounds, with male ragdoll cats typically weighing more, according to the Cat Fanciers’ Association.
According to the Ragdoll Fanciers Club, there are five types of ragdoll coat patterns: colourpoint, bicolour, mitted, lynx point and tortie point Ragdoll colours include black, white, grey, blue, cream, lilac, chocolate, seal and red. The breed is known to have blue eyes, but this is not unique to the ragdoll.