Picture of two Raggie kittens peering out from behind curtains

For the uninitiated, ‘Raggie’ is short for Ragdoll. Here are two sibling Raggie kittens in a nice, warm picture on a window sill peering somewhat sheepishly out from behind curtains with the sun behind. It is a great picture. It belongs to me and it is free for anyone to use.

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The Ragdoll is a captivating cat breed known for its distinct colorpoint coat and striking blue eyes. Here are some key characteristics and facts about Ragdolls:

Appearance:

Size: Ragdolls are large and weighty cats, with males weighing up to 20 pounds.
Coat: They have a semi-long, silky-soft coat that doesn’t mat easily.
Eyes: Their big blue eyes are a defining feature.
Color Patterns: Ragdolls come in various coat colors, including chocolate, red, seal, blue, lilac, and cream. Common coat patterns include colorpoint, bicolor, mitted, and van.

Overall Impression: Despite their size, Ragdolls have a gentle appearance and a medium-sized head that appears larger due to their fur.

Personality:

Friendly and Easygoing: Ragdolls are social and affectionate. They love cuddling and will happily go limp when petted, earning them their name.
Lap Cats: Ideal for lap time, they crave attention and belly rubs.
Good Companions: Ragdolls get along well with adults, respectful children, and other pets when properly introduced.

Docile and Placid: Their temperament is calm and easy to handle.

History: Developed in California during the 1960s by breeder Ann Baker. Baker crossbred a domestic long-haired white cat named Josephine with other cats to create the first Ragdolls. Appreciated for their non-matting fur, large size, and friendly personalities. The Cat Fanciers Association (CFA) began registering Ragdolls in 1993, and they remain consistently popular.

In summary, Ragdolls are affectionate, social giants with a penchant for cuddles and a laid-back attitude. Their striking appearance and gentle nature make them beloved companions for cat lovers.