Speaking of the exact origin of Ragdoll cats, it can be traced back to the 1960s. Ann Baker, a woman living in California, began to breed Ragdoll cats at that time. Her first There is a breeding cat named Josephine (Josephine for short), which is an all-white mixed-breed long-haired female cat. It turns out that the kitten named Qiao is a stray cat who always runs around near An's home.

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Once it was hit by a car, and Ms. An's neighbor happened to see it, so she kindly rescued it home and took good care of it. Gradually, Qiao's body recovered. During this period, Qiao all He was kept indoors, and although he was a stray cat, he had a very good temper when getting along with people.

After she got a home, she gave birth to a batch of kittens. These kittens were very special and had surprisingly good personalities. They were very different from Joe's wild children before, so Ann noticed Joe's kittens. However, An couldn't explain the reason for the kitten's well-behaved personality. She just guessed that it was related to the fact that Joe had experienced a car accident and both it and the kitten had received human care. Regardless, An relied on the sensitivity of the breeder and noticed these good personalities. She adopted Joe and his litter of kittens from a neighbor and started experimental breeding. An also went to her home to look for kittens that Joe had given birth to before, and the two she found were captured. An found The breeding male Warbucks came, he had a white nose and a white tail. Ann let him mate with Joe and his daughter, and the kittens they gave birth to all had the key colors like Siamese cats, and they also had extremely well-behaved personalities. Later, An helped them register as Ragdoll Ragdoll cats and publicized them in the media, attracting the attention of people in the cat world. After Ms. An passed away in 1997, she left behind this Ragdoll in the history of the cat world. The even cat bloodline gradually spread.

Five effective ways to identify Ragdoll cats

1. Assess your cat’s color. Ragdoll cats come in different colors and pattern types. Colors include blue, chocolate, cream, lavender, red and seal. Style types include bicolor, glove, accent, and Van (Turkish Van cat style).

2. Check your heels. Ragdoll cats are very clingy. They spend a lot of time with their families. Muppets have proven that they love to follow people from room to room, including bathrooms and bedrooms.

3. Check the cat hair. Ragdoll cats have medium to long hair. It usually has medium to long hair on its body, with the mane slightly longer and thicker. The hair on the front legs will be shorter than that on the hind legs.

4. Look at its face. These cute stuffed animals have a wedge-shaped head and medium-sized ears. They have large, oval-shaped blue crystal eyes.

5. See if you can use it to exercise your armsforce. You can build your arm strength by carrying these ragdoll cats, which can weigh up to 20 pounds. The female doll may be much lighter, around 10 to 15 pounds.