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The Ragdoll coat is soft, silky and requires minimal care. It is often described as feeling more like rabbit fur than a cat. The Ragdoll is a pointed breed, which means that all Ragdoll cats and kittens will have blue eyes. The breed was named for the cats tendency to "go limp" (like a rag doll) when they are picked up. Ragdoll kittens are incredibly trusting in nature. It is not unusual to find Ragdoll cats and kittens sleeping on their back with their furry belly exposed. Ragdolls love to flop on their backs in front of people to get belly rubs. Our kittens learn to do this as soon as they are able to walk. As with all living things, every Ragdoll has their own cat personality and each one is a little bit different, but each is very lovable with their own ways. BellaPalazzo Ragdoll kittens at two weeks old... Please enjoy your visit. In our pages you may view the kittens available and see pictures of Ragdoll cats and kittens. We have included information about the beginning of the Ragdoll breed, as well as some history of previous years TICA Ragdoll show results.

Feel free to contact us with any questions. BellaPalazzo Eyan's Ragdoll kittens blue point bicolor, blue point mitted, seal point bicolor and seal point mitted I will be eternally grateful for the guidance and friendship of Eileen Pickett of Villaroyal Ragdolls. Without Eileen's never ending love and knowledge of the Ragdoll breed, and the quality of the cats she has trusted to me, BellaPalazzo Ragdolls would not exist.  Dogs For Sale EtobicokeRagdoll cat breeders of this impeccable stature  are rare and precious.... few and far between. Leonberger Puppies For Sale In AustraliaThis is BellaPalazzo Destiny as a kitten at 3 months old in 2001. Moen Kitchen Faucets Installation InstructionsDestiny is a daughter of Villaroyal Rocksanne and inherited her mothers incredible coat texture and large boning as well as her fathers size and bravado.

She weighed over 7 pounds when this photo was taken and made all other litters look small in comparison. I kept both Destiny and her brother Dylan because of their impressive Ragdoll qualities. Destiny and Dylan are both now retired from breeding... While some breeds of cats can be traced back hundreds of years, Ragdoll cats date back just over five decades.1 The first litter was born in the early 1960s in California, and quickly grew into a beloved breed. Ragdolls are known for their silky, rabbit-like fur (that surprisingly sheds very little), bright blue eyes (in the pointed pattern) and their laid-back, docile personalities. As their name suggests, Ragdolls are so easy going that they’ll let a child carry them around the house like a, well, rag doll. If you’re interested in learning more about Ragdolls, Paw Nation has put together 10 fascinating facts, below.2 10 Ragdoll Facts Every Cat Lover Should Know 1. They’re from the West Coast Ragdolls were created by Ann Baker in Riverside, California in 1963.

She wanted to develop a large cat with a long coat and gentle personality. While the breed grew in popularity quickly, Baker reportedly invented wild stories about the breed’s origins and set up her own registry to try and enforce strict standards on the breed. 2. Ragdolls Go Limp When You Pick Them Up Many people love Ragdolls because they go limp when you pick them up, just like a Ragdoll. They love to be held and cuddled, and they’re one of the most affectionate cat breeds. 3. They’re One of the Largest Domestic Cat Breeds Like the Maine Coon, Ragdolls are a large breed. Males may weigh up to 20 pounds while females may weigh 15. But their large size doesn’t stop them from seeking affection – they love to be carried around (which can be a workout for you!). 4. Bright Blue Eyes Ragdolls are known for their striking blue eyes. However, not all Ragdolls have them. Some Ragdolls have blue-green or gold eyes, depending on their pattern. Ragdoll kittens are all born with blue eyes but some will deepen as the cat grows older.

5. Fur Can Be Many Different Patterns and Colors There are many variations of Ragdoll coats, but in general they will have a lighter body combined with a darker face, legs, tail and ears.3 Ragdolls may be lilac, red, blue, chocolate, cream, or seal, and there are four possible patterns: Mitted, with white paws (like mittens) Van, which is a solid body with darker coloring on the head, ears and tail Bicolor, which is a white chest, legs, stomach, and neck along with a face mask in the shape of an upside-down “V” Colorpoint, which has darker-colored “points” on its face, ears, legs, and tail 6. Perfect Lap Kitties If you’re looking for a snuggler, look no further than a Ragdoll. While some cats prefer to explore and get into mischief, Ragdolls like to stay by your side. 7. The Algonquin Hotel Cat Is a Ragdoll The Algonquin Hotel in New York City has had a resident cat (actually 10 of them) since the 1930s. Matilda, a Ragdoll, is the historic hotel’s current reigning cat.

8. They Love Running Water Ragdolls are intrigued by the sound of running water (although they enjoy all forms of water). When you turn on the shower, bath or tap, your Ragdoll may come running. 9. They’re Surrounded by Mystery There are many myths surrounding Ragdolls, although most of them are thought to have been started by their creator Ann Baker. Among them, Ragdolls are said to be fearless, impervious to pain, alien hybrids, and products of genetic modification. 10. A Perfect Family Cat Ragdolls’ docile personalities make them a perfect breed for families with children. They also get along well with other cats and cat-friendly dogs. Ragdolls are even sometimes called “puppy cats” because they like to follow people around and even play fetch. Mixed-Breed Cats Often Have a Wonderful Mix of Traits If you have your heart set on a certain color pattern or personality trait in a cat, you might be surprised to find it at your local shelter.