About Ragdolls
Ragdolls are stunning semi- longhaired cats with blue eyes. They are known for their relaxed, friendly and trusting nature. Which makes them superb family pets.
Often ragdolls will follow their owner round like a puppy and will even adopt the ragdoll pose of flopping flat on their back, with their legs stretched out for their tummies to be tickled.
They are incredibly affectionate and like to receive as much love as they give. For this reason ragdolls are not suited to home where they will be left on their own for long periods of time.
Once you own a ragdoll you will find they are an experience of a lifetime. Most people cannot stop at just one. "BE WARNED RAGDOLLS ARE ADDICTIVE."
Often ragdolls will follow their owner round like a puppy and will even adopt the ragdoll pose of flopping flat on their back, with their legs stretched out for their tummies to be tickled.
They are incredibly affectionate and like to receive as much love as they give. For this reason ragdolls are not suited to home where they will be left on their own for long periods of time.
Once you own a ragdoll you will find they are an experience of a lifetime. Most people cannot stop at just one. "BE WARNED RAGDOLLS ARE ADDICTIVE."
Ragdolls are always indoor cats and are safer inside because of their docile,
gentle nature and they are not very 'street wise'.
Some owners will train a Ragdoll to use a harness however, this must be done sensibly with a young kitten and we would always recommend using it only in a secure garden under supervision. Traffic and unfamiliar loud noises can be very scary for any cat and the harness does not provide enough control to prevent your Ragdoll escaping if he becomes frightened.
To find out more information about Ragdolls and the history of the breed visit
The British Ragdoll Cat Club.
gentle nature and they are not very 'street wise'.
Some owners will train a Ragdoll to use a harness however, this must be done sensibly with a young kitten and we would always recommend using it only in a secure garden under supervision. Traffic and unfamiliar loud noises can be very scary for any cat and the harness does not provide enough control to prevent your Ragdoll escaping if he becomes frightened.
To find out more information about Ragdolls and the history of the breed visit
The British Ragdoll Cat Club.