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Breed Profile - Ragdoll

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Origin

Ragdolls are so popular because of their laid-back attitude, which is what initially attracted a breeder named Ann Baker. In 1960, after her free-roaming cat had a litter of surprisingly gentle kittens, Baker decided to breed these fuzzy companions who have become the endearing ragdoll breed.

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Comments (6)

Jeanette (Unverified)
Added 02-20-2012 07:12pm

How and where can I adopt a ragdoll kitten

HANNAH (Unverified)
Added 01-27-2012 05:47pm

AW SO CUTE IM IN LOVE WITH THIS PIC

beatriz (Unverified)
Added 12-09-2011 12:58pm

Precioso

Anonymous (Unverified)
Added 11-14-2011 01:01pm

So lovely

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Dawn (Unverified)
Added 08-11-2010 03:07pm

Well,so today August 11,2010 is the 15 th birthday, of Maltida the Algonquin Cat? What a beaute! Very seredipitous,breed.

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barb (Unverified)
Added 08-11-2010 04:12am

I want blue eyes like that. and believe me I have blue eyes that got me my husband so this is an honest comment. What beautiful cats.

Were I younger I'd add to the cats (3) we have now plus 4 dogs.. all from Rescues. We have done this for over 30 years - you stray - you stay.

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