http://www.ragdollcats.info/cat-proof-your-home/ Breed Specific Care & Training Tips For Your Ragdoll Cat Sat, 22 Nov 2008 08:10:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.ragdollcats.info/cat-proof-your-home/#comment-27 Joan Houghton [Visitor] Sat, 08 Sep 2007 05:11:23 +0000 http://www.ragdollcats.dreamhosters.com/cat-proof-your-home/#comment-27 We have had our Ragdoll for about one month. We inheirited her from a family. She is 4 years old. I had heard how Ragdolls got their name-kind of like going limp when picked up like a ragdoll's name would suggest. I can assure you, our Ragdoll is anything but limp. She tenses when picked up in the appropriate way with support. Just recently she stopped growling that faded to a mew that faded to a peep. Nevertheless, she is not limp to any stretch of the imagination. We have had our Ragdoll for about one month. We inheirited her from a family. She is 4 years old. I had heard how Ragdolls got their name-kind of like going limp when picked up like a ragdoll’s name would suggest. I can assure you, our Ragdoll is anything but limp. She tenses when picked up in the appropriate way with support. Just recently she stopped growling that faded to a mew that faded to a peep. Nevertheless, she is not limp to any stretch of the imagination.

]]> http://www.ragdollcats.info/cat-proof-your-home/#comment-26 amanda harrison [Visitor] Wed, 01 Aug 2007 09:23:22 +0000 http://www.ragdollcats.dreamhosters.com/cat-proof-your-home/#comment-26 hi i have a ragdoll male cat that has been neutered but persistently sprays indoors and out and also tries to mate with spayed female ragdoll do yo have any advise please hi i have a ragdoll male cat that has been neutered but persistently sprays indoors and out and also tries to mate with spayed female ragdoll do yo have any advise please

]]> http://www.ragdollcats.info/cat-proof-your-home/#comment-25 Beverly Tate [Visitor] Tue, 07 Nov 2006 16:46:44 +0000 http://www.ragdollcats.dreamhosters.com/cat-proof-your-home/#comment-25 I just read the article in one of the websites about Ann Baker's cats. I met in her 1972 when I bought some furniture from her. I live not 2 blocks from where her cattery was. My fiance used to work for her when he was a kid. I have another theory on why the ragdoll developed. We live in a town called Highgrove which consisted of mostly orange groves until recently. I maintain that it is something in the soil that causes mutations. My siamese cats can be held on their back with our hand right under their neck and they go totally limp as though they were dead and will stay like that until we move them. Also, cats born in this area are slow to mature. Just thought I would pass this along. Thanks I just read the article in one of the websites about Ann Baker’s cats. I met in her 1972 when I bought some furniture from her. I live not 2 blocks from where her cattery was. My fiance used to work for her when he was a kid. I have another theory on why the ragdoll developed. We live in a town called Highgrove which consisted of mostly orange groves until recently. I maintain that it is something in the soil that causes mutations. My siamese cats can be held on their back with our hand right under their neck and they go totally limp as though they were dead and will stay like that until we move them. Also, cats born in this area are slow to mature. Just thought I would pass this along. Thanks

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