Breed standards describe Ragdoll cat as affectionate, intelligent, relaxed-in temperament, gentle and easy to handle lap loving cats. In general cats have an attitude “when I am ready, I’ll come”, but the Ragdolls we breed have an attitude “where are you going? What are we doing now?” Just as an infant sticks to her mommy. Aaawww!! They are so innocent and heart melting creatures that you can never keep your eyes off them. Their name Ragdoll is coined by their tendency to relax down when picked up. Our Ragdoll Cats will let you know her needs by a quiet musical purr.

A Ragdoll cat is one of the largest domesticated cat breeds with a sturdy body, large frame, and proportionate legs. A fully-grown female weighs from 10 to 15 pounds. Males are comparatively larger, weighing between 15 to 20 pounds or more. Ragdoll Cats are born all white, start maturing in color at about 8-10 weeks and in size at about 3-4 years. They love being caressed all the time, cuddle and play with you anywhere and everywhere. Having their softest and mushiest coat, you just can’t resist touching them.

Ragdoll cats are beauties with brains. They can be easily trained to walk on a lead and good at keeping their claws off people, hence good to play with kids too!!! These beauties have rabbit-like silky soft fur, which sheds lesser as compared to other breeds of cats and needs brushing once a week. They love spending quality time with you inside the four walls of your cozy abode. Being docile and non-aggressive, it is advisable not to let them out with other pets. Their turquoise blue peepers will take you by breath.

Anyone who brings a Ragdoll kitten into a home is bringing an inquisitive, friendly, and very affectionate animal into his or her environment. We highly recommend ragdoll cats for anyone who wants to have the joy of a four-legged pal in the house.

Ragdoll cats come in vivid patters such as Color point, Mitted, BiColor Ragdolls. The recent categories are Lynx, Tortie and Torbie. Color point Ragdolls have darker points as compared to body color, which is lighter. Mitted ones have white chin and ruff, white marks on back legs and feet, white strip on stomach and white mitts on front paws.

The Bicolor Ragdolls also has dark points but also has an inverted V on the mask. A lynx ragdoll shows dark strips in body color and the inside of the nose is brick-colored. A Tortie ragdoll is oddly enough, sex specific, as it appears on females only. Crossbreeding of red and pointed Ragdolls gives Ragdoll cats with Tortie patterns.

Ragdolls come in various exciting colors too. Seal, Chocolate, Blue and Lilac or frost are some originally known colors. Nonetheless, the palette keeps growing with some newer additions of Red, Cream, Mink Ragdolls, and Rare Solid colors like Black Ragdolls.

The Solid Ragdolls are very rare and elegant ones with extraordinary stud like built. Mink Ragdolls have a silkier, plusher coat than traditional Ragdolls. Unlike Traditional Ragdolls which are born white, Solid, and Minks are born with full color and still come in all the traditional colors and patterns. In no case do we allow declawing of our innocent and warm-hearted Ragdoll kittens.

We raise these Ragdoll cats because of their wonderful personality. Of all the cat breeds in the world this is the closest to a puppy in curiosity and affection. The rag doll cat can be trained to walk on a leash or harness. Actually, the training isn’t that difficult because these animals thoroughly enjoy being close to their owners. It’s a love – love relationship that grows as the years go by.