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Ragdoll Kitties
Ragdoll kitties look nice in photos; rescues may have them in stock.
This breed originated in the 1960s, and they were developed by Ann Baker, a Persian cat breeder, in California. These cats appeared to be excellent home pets, and they could get along well with children and other pets in the house.
Ragdoll kitties look nice in photos; rescues may have them in stock.
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Ragdoll Kitties -
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These cats have long coats, which demand little grooming, because they do not shed too much. They occur in 4 types of color patterns, which include pointed, van, mitted and bi-color. These cats are moderately active, but they are a little clumsy and don’t make good mousers. Ragdoll kitties look nice in photos; rescues may have them in stock.
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