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Ragdoll Cat in a Wicker House on the Porch

A soft Ragdoll cat relaxes inside a woven wicker house placed on an outdoor porch.

A fluffy Ragdoll cat rests inside a wicker cat house on the porch beside a rubber ball.
Ragdoll Cat in a Wicker House on the Porch
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A Relaxing Ragdoll Cat on the Porch

Inside a cozy wicker cat house on an open porch, a long-haired Ragdoll cat rests peacefully. A small rubber ball sits right beside the house on the porch surface.

Gentle Nature of the Ragdoll

Ragdoll cats are famous for their remarkably docile temperament and tendency to go limp with relaxation when held. Unlike most domestic cats, their soft coat lacks a dense undercoat, which reduces matting and shedding. They typically follow their owners from room to room, earning them the nickname of puppy-cats.

Natural Colors of the Ragdoll Cat

  • Ragdoll coat base: Cream, ivory, or soft off-white
  • Ragdoll points (ears, face, tail): Seal brown, blue-gray, chocolate, or lilac
  • Ragdoll eyes: Striking intense blue
  • Wicker house: Natural brown, tan, or bleached wicker weave
  • Rubber ball: Bright red, blue, or yellow solid rubber
Questions and answers

Questions and Answers About Ragdoll Cats

Are all Ragdoll cats born with blue eyes?
Yes, purebred Ragdoll cats are known for having vivid blue eyes throughout their lives. Their point coat coloration also develops gradually as they grow older from white kittens into adults.
Why are Ragdoll cats called by that name?
The breed earned the name Ragdoll because these cats often completely relax their muscles when picked up, hanging limply like a cloth doll in human arms.
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