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RAGDOLL TYPES & CHARACTERISTICS

Radgolls are large, loving, laid-back longhairs with big, beautiful blue eyes.  The body is light-colored, with dark, Siamses-type points on the face, legs, tail and ears.  In most patterns, the points are partly covered with white markings.

All Ragdolls have blue eyes and come in any of the following 6 colors: 

Seal | Blue | Chocolate | Lilac
Red | Cream

The following are 5 patterns
that they may fall into: 

Colorpoint | Mitted | BiColor
Lynx Point | Tortie

• Points may be solid, lynx, or tortie.
• Pointed Ragdolls have the classic, Siamese-type markings.
• Mitteds look like they went wading in whipped cream and sneaked a sip: their chins are soft, fluffy white, and so are their mittens and boots.

• Bi- colors look like they went swimming in whipped cream and dunked their faces in for a deep drink. All four legs, their underbodies, chest, and an upside-down “V” marking on their faces are white, and they may have a splash or two of white on their backs. Only their tails, ears and the outer part of their masks show the darker markings.

Physical Characteristics

Ragdolls are born white with their color and patterns starting to show when they are about 10 days old. 

Their full color and development is not reached until they are 2-3 years old.   Their rabbit-like coat is medium to very long, silky and seldom mats. 

They bathe and groom their moderately long, silky coats themselves.  They can be groomed with a steel comb as a part of cuddling (“one hand stroke, one comb stroke; one hand stroke, one comb stroke...”), but most never need it. They shed very little, rarely have hairballs, are well behaved, and eager to please.