What kind of cat is the ancestor of the Ragdoll cat?

The origin of Ragdoll cats is the United States, also known as Bradl cats. Their ancestors are white long-haired cats and Birman cats. This cat is one of the larger cats in size and weight. This kind of cat is not suitable for outdoor play. They should be kept indoors. They can get along peacefully with children, dogs and the elderly, and they like to be with humans very much. They will greet their owners at the door and follow them around, inseparable. ​​​​​​​

Ragdoll cats don’t have many fur colors, usually seal key color and three or two colors. The cat is large in size, with a long body, well-developed muscles, a wide chest, a thick and short neck, and a long development period. It takes about three years for a kitten to fully mature. It is characterized by a large and wedge-shaped head, a flat top of the head, dark blue eyes, a round muzzle, a slight depression on the short nose, some faces with "V" shaped markings, and long hair on the neck. Long cats.

Some species of Ragdoll cats seem to be wearing gloves on their front paws. The two gloves are white, similar in size, and do not exceed the angle formed by the legs and soles. The white boots on the hind legs extend upward to the rear ankle joints, and the entire lower body from the chin to the tail is also white. It is a boutique cat among Ragdoll cats.