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This page you (or the web
mistress) can adapt for your own cattery. It might say/look
something like this (and could be adapted for multiple breeds, such as
Ragdoll Himalayan, Siamese):
Ragdolls are so fantastic! They are not in the same category
as
"regular domesticated cats." We definitely put them in a
class of
their own. Some people say that kittens are more like
puppies, as opposed to kittens.
We have found this to be true. They are not aloof, or overly
independent. On the contrary, they are attentive,
affectionate,
and very interactive with their human families. You will
often
see your waiting at your front door when you come home from
work. Or, perhaps following you at your heels when you are
walking around the house. Some may even sit on the edge of
your
bathtub, and wait for you to come out of the shower. The
dependence on people that s display is simply amazing!
Anybody who is looking for a true companion animal, and yet wants it to
be a cat, well the is certainly for you. We believe
s are the perfect, family pet.
They are gentle with children, and inquisitive and intelligent, always
entertaining to watch. They are a low-shedding cat with
minimal
grooming requirements. And size....my gosh, Sizable to say
the
least. Males weigh between 16-20 pounds and Females weigh
between
12-16 pounds full grown. (Sometimes they can be smaller or
larger
than the standard.) Males and Females both make excellent
pets.
But some people prefer a larger or smaller size therefore having a
perferance toward adopting a specific sex of their new
kitten.
Ragdolls also mature at a slower pace. Usually having females
altered between 6-9 months of age and males altered between 5-8 months
of age is recommended. They develop their full
size/weight/color/markings at between three to four years of
age.
We work with excellect bloodlines and
offer our kittens in a variety of colors and patterns. Our
most requested kitten is the Seal Point Mitted
color/pattern, s are available in a variety of beautiful colors
and patterns (and we absolutely love them all!):
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Point
Patterns
- Colorpoint- point colors
on tail, face, ears, and feet.
- Mitted- same as pointed,
except with white mitts, boots, chin and
underside. A blaze on the forehead/nose is allowed.
- Bicolor- tails, ears, and
part of their eyes are dark and their backs
are usually cream colored. They have an inverted "V" (or triangle) on
their face, filled in with white, a white chin and underside, and white
legs.
- Lynx- points in the tabby
pattern. Lynx can be present on any
color. The most rare of all the patterns.
Traditional
Colors
- Seal- dark brown points on
a cream body.
- Blue- gray points on a
light cream or very light gray body.
- Chocolate- milk chocolate
points on an ivory body. Paws and
nose leather are cinnamon chocolate color.
- Lilac- frosty grayish pink
points on a white body. Occasionally
referred to as a "mushroom" color. Paw pads and
nose leather are a lavender pink color.
Contemporary
Colors (more rare)
- Tortie- Blue or Seal
& Orange mottled points on a cream body.
- Red *often referred to as
"Flame" - orange points on a cream white body.
- Cream-
very light peach points on a white body.
To read more about
s go to
our links page.
This URL
and web set is for sale. The web designer can also adapt the
site for your needs (e-mail
her about costs). The cattery that originally contracted for
this web site is no longer in business.
Feel
free to browse this website and learn all you can about this beautiful,
loving cat web site, then contact
the web mistress with any
questions you may have.
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