rag doll



A large, long-bodied cat, the Ragdoll gets along well with people and can make an ideal pet for those who live in an apartment.


It is a large cat with an elongated body. It has robust bones, a long tail, and plush fur.

Although the head is medium in size, the hair makes the face appear large. The ears are also of medium size and are set on the sides of the head contributing to the triangular appearance of the face. The legs are long and strong. The chin should be well developed, and the oval eyes should be blue.


The Ragdoll comes in different color patterns. The body of a Ragdoll with a colorpoint pattern is light, while its limbs, mask, and ears (the "points") are a darker color that contrasts with that of the body. The bicolor Ragdoll also shows dark points, although it will have an inverted V on its forehead, while its stomach, all four legs, and neck area are white. Although the Ragdoll mitted also has points, in this pattern the feet are white, as is the chin.


The length of the hair is medium long, plush and silky.

  • Personality

    The Ragdoll is a calm cat but when you hold it it won't stay still. He is calm and gets along well with all family members. Routine changes do not usually alter it. It is an ideal companion for those who live in an apartment.

  • coexistence

    Ragdolls often have a fat pad on the lower abdomen. Although this pad is acceptable in this breed, it is not an excuse for allowing him to become overweight or out of shape. It is necessary to monitor their feeding closely.

  • Characteristics

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  • History

    Despite the fact that the legend about the origin of this cat is very colorful and totally impossible, this beautiful cat is one of the most popular breeds. What can be certified is that the breed began in the sixties in California. Although the Ragdoll could easily be a mix of Burmese, Burmese and Persian, the cat credited as the original Ragdoll is a white cat named Josephine. For this reason, they are also called "Josephine's children".