The topic of what kind of cat the Ragdoll cat is hybridized with has always been an unsolved mystery, and so far, no detailed records can be found in various documents. However, the cute and charming villain - Ragdoll Cat, is definitely the pinnacle of appearance in the cat world. With his pair of bright blue eyes, you will be attracted to him at just one glance and unable to look away.

No detailed records can be found in various documents, and it is still an unsolved mystery for the time being.

According to records, Ann Baker, a housewife in California, was the first breeder to breed Ragdoll cats. She met a white cat in a car accident, and then met a cat similar to a Burmese cat. After a five-year breeding process, the new breed of Ragdoll cat was obtained.

The first batch of ragdoll cats registered with NCFA was born in 1966.

The main color classifications of Ragdoll cats only appeared in the 1970s and 1980s: two-color Ragdoll cats, key-color Ragdoll cats, and glove-colored Ragdoll cats. Due to the rarity of the breed and the difficulty of breeding, Ragdoll cats are also relatively expensive.

1. Key color Ragdoll cats: The head, limbs, tail, and coat are key colors, and the chest and abdomen are white.

2. Glove-colored Ragdoll cat: The face except the chin, the forelimbs except the front toes, the coat, and the tail are all dark patches; the chin, chest and abdomen, front toes, and hind limbs are mostly white.

3. Bi-color Ragdoll Cat: The eight-shaped mask with eyes spread upward, ears, coat, and tail are bi-color; the limbs, chest, abdomen, and inverted V on the face are all white.

Unqualified features: eyes that are not blue, white markings in the key color, glove-colored cats without a white chin, and bicolor cats with color patches in the white mask are not purebred ragdoll cats.