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| Reviewer Rating | 8.8/10 |
| Overall Rating | 8.8/10  |
Full review by
Guest.
on 25th Dec 2007
User Rating : 10
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My Ragdoll kitten is great. I got him at 4 months old and he is a lovebug. He loves to be with our family. He is so gentle with our two children ages 1 and 3. The girls will play with him and harass him a little, and he is totally mellow. He has nipped them, but I don't blame him. He has nipped using his teeth, but we are working on that behavior, and yes he loves to knead with his claws partially out, but if you don't like cat claws trim their nails! His got trimmed and we were going to stay on top of it. He loves to cuddle up and will fall asleep in my husbands arms. He doesn't mind grooming either. Great, loving, gentle cat, really mellow...I could see me getting another one years down the road.
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Review by
Guest.
on 18th Dec 2007
User Rating : 3
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I am the cat lover in the family, but having seen the last of my Siamiese cats out I didn't think I could face the heartache all over again. 3 months later Teddy cat fell into my arms as a present from a friend at 1 year of age. My husband the dog lover absolutely adores him as he is indeed very dog like, or rather, I think, like a horse with claws. As to grooming, HA HA HA. How do you groom a non-cooperative cat that can twist it's back legs around over the top of it's back whilst squirming ...
Guest.'s full review | 306 words
Review by
darktemplar01
expert review 
on 20th Mar 2006
User Rating : 10
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I am a total expert on this breed. Our family were the third Ragdoll Cat breeders in England. We won a lot of rosettes for our cats. We had champions and Grand champions in England.
We have sold cats to the Sheik of Doha, who turned up in a stretched limo and two armed guards. He bought two kittens, who (although now are probably a good 15 years old), who eat off gold plates, the lucky lil souls.
we started in the 1980's, and sold up in the mid 1990's to to family reasons. The breed w ...
darktemplar01's full review | 567 words | 2 comments added.
Review by
lisaandmark
on 7th Nov 2005
User Rating : 10
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Rag dolls are amazing cats, I dont think I will ever own a different breed. He gets on well with my other pets inc my pet rats.
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Review by
Chinablue
on 16th Jul 2004
User Rating : 10
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The Ragdoll is a semi longhaired giant of a cat. Be prepared for a male neuter when mature to be in the region of 15-22lbs, female neuters usually around 13-15lb. Breeding girls and stud boys usually weigh less than the neuters. There are three basic patterns, mitted, colourpoint and bicolour and quite a variety of colours now though the "traditional" colours are seal, blue, lilac and chocolate (newer colours are the red and cream, torties & tabbies). All ragdolls must have blue eyes - the de ...
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Review by
karenbanbury
on 1st Jun 2004
User Rating : 10
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+1
Ragdoll - These cats are not as pathetic as their breed descriptions suggest. Mine has a great character - loves playing with my other cats - loves being outside, especially if you are there too. Isn't overly floppy like you'd expect - except if he is sleepy and then he'll let you cuddle him like a baby, relaxing so he's in almost any position you put him in.
He's very friendly and quite brave - I've heard that you shouldn't let them outside and I completely disagree with this - my one loves ...
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