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Lexes
Dolls has the ragdoll cat you've been looking for... We Have
Them Today’s Ragdoll cat was developed in the 1960’s,
from the combination of longhaired cats in Riverside, California
by a woman named Ann Baker.
Ragdoll cats are strictly indoor cats that love and depend on
their owners. It is extremely important that the Ragdoll cat remain
inside,
for they are so docile and innocent that they possess a non – fighting
instinct tending to not defend themselves. I compare the Ragdoll’s
personality to that of a loyal canine. Ragdoll cats are “laid
back”, friendly, and characteristically warm. Ragdoll cats
crave love and attention from their owners, and make perfect lap
cats.
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Ragdoll cats fur is soft, silky, and dense, coming
in many different colors and patters. Ragdoll
cats have bushy tails and semi-long hair with soft fluffy coats that
are relatively easy to groom with minimal brushing. They have deep
blue eyes that are oval and large. Ragdoll cats are large sized cats
that can weigh 10 to 20 pounds, and may take up to 4 four years for
them to reach their full size. Ragdoll male cats tend to be heavier
then female Ragdoll cats. Spayed and neutered Ragdoll cats tend to
grow to be larger than non sterilized Ragdoll cats.
Your special Ragdoll kitten or cat will have an excellent calm
natured temperament, and a relatively quiet voice, and may even go
limp when held. Ragdoll cats are very smart and talented making them
easy to train and very entertaining. The docile Ragdoll cat is easy
to introduce into a multi-pet household, wonderful with children,
and wonderful companions for seniors too.
You will often find your Ragdoll cat greeting guests at the door and nearly
always following all members of the family around your house. Ragdolls make
perfect pets for nearly every household and give an overall impression of power
and elegance.
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