believed to be a Birman cross. Baker’s aim was to create a breed with a docile and affectionate temperament, and she succeeded spectacularly. The name “Ragdoll” stems from their tendency to ...

Ann Baker first developed the breed in the 1960s. Baker claimed that the Ragdoll cat was a product of selective breeding that involved a white Persian cat, Josephine, and a Birman cat, Blackie.

Probably the best known of all long-haired cat breeds thanks to a starring role as Blofeld’s sidekick in the Bond movies, Persians are laidback and friendly. Their beautiful coats can grow up to eight ...

Winter will (hopefully) soon be over, which means it’s almost time for spring cleaning and rearranging our furniture – for some of us – mainly so we can find all of our cat’s crinkle balls lodged ...

There’s nothing better than a funny, floppy Ragdoll cat! Recently, one Ragdoll went viral for sounding like a Mack ... Their size: larger cats usually purr louder than smaller ones. Their breed: some ...

Known for their long, luxurious coats, these cats love lounging and being pampered. With their striking blue eyes and silky, medium-length coats, these cat breeds are truly captivating.

Look into the eyes of a Birman and you just know that ... these are three traits given to the Ragdoll, one of the world’s most popular cat breeds. Ragdolls want to be a part of the family ...

The breed’s tendency to relax and go limp while being held. Ragdolls generally have a moderate energy level and are highly adaptable to many different living situations. The calm Scottish fold loves ...

Friendly and loyal, this breed will not only tolerate more than other breeds but is quite happy in a busier, more chaotic environment such as a family home. They are not huge fans of being carried or ...