The way you can tell is if she stays small for 4 years. My Ragamuffin is half ragdoll and she stopped growing at 6 months. At 2 yrs old, her body grew longer but she still had a small head & baby face. At 3 yrs old, her face got slightly mature, her head got bigger, and her body is much longer - but she still weighs nearly the same as when she was 1 yr old (6.5 lbs). I'm trying to enjoy her smallness while I can, bc I know she's going to be gigantic! I still have the video of her mom (ragamuffin) and dad (ragdoll), so that I know what she'll look like once she's full grown. My cousin has a Ragamese (Siamese Ragdoll) and he looked similar to a Himalayan, but was also very slow to grow like my cat. If your cat looks like an adult Himalayan after 1 yr, then you'll know she's a Himmie. But if she stays small, but then explodes into a huge cat (10 to 15 lbs) around 4 or 5 yrs old, then you'll know you have a Rag. Another tip is if she craves to be held. All Rag breeds love being carried & will go limp in your arms. Also, Rags are not as vocal as Himmies. Hopefully these clues will help you figure it out. Your best bet is a DNA test when all else fails.
Well done! My Birman lived to 19. She passed peacefully last July. I miss her everyday. I adopted her from a Persian rescue. She came with an international passport from Germany and spent her first 4 years of life sailing the seas on a private yacht. I was a real downgrade. Lol. But she had an amazing life.
I was lucky to inherit a cat from relatives who have to move across the country, and so far this video does confirm what her breed is supposed to be! A Himalayan with Siamese mix! She's got everything, the blue eye, the brown paws, FLUFFY, but the only thing I think that shows some Siamese is her nose is slightly longer, yet it's straight. A lot of people get excited seeing her the first time. Had to admit, it was daunting as she was very skittish most of her life, but within time she learned how to bond and is very enjoyable to be around, At roughly 12 years old, I'm surprised that she loves to play! Very handy when I have another younger cat that acts as a younger brother to her, she certainly plays annoyed older sister role very well lol.
Awesome video, informative, and entertaining. I suspect my rescue cat is a Birman mix and this video helped me figure it out especially the "curly hair on the belly" part, which she has.
My 2 seal point Birman’s were rescues as they had white marks on their faces (a flaw) they are still gorgeous with mitts and stockings. I love my girls.
My rescue also has white marks on her face (a flaw, but not for me) and I've always wondered if perhaps this is the reason she was tossed. Like you, I love mine even with white spots.
Ragdolls are a breed of cat that was bread from a Birmans and Himalayans mix starting in the 1960s. Also, the exact origins of Birmans is unknown, they MIGHT be from Burma, but there is no documentation of them past their first documented appearance in france. .
Hi! Please do a similar video for British, American, and Scottish Shorthairs, please! All these 3 breeds possess nearly the same looks (including shades and patterns) and personalities. It would be nice to find a video that shows how to tell them apart from one another. Thanks! Love your videos!
Our cat was initially deemed Siamese when he was a baby, then as an adult he was deemed Birman. He may have had a little ragdoll in him but we knew he had to be Birman because of the legend of their sacred paws. It just felt like his paws could heal, so we figured he has to be Birman
My Burmese had healing paws. When I was sick, he would hold my hand until I was better. My Birman boy is a healer, just like him! I’ve had 30+ cats, but only 2 cat PCAs.
I just adopted a cat my friend found as a stray and I can't tell the breed. My thought was ragdoll or Himalayan, and this video gave me a lot to think about. I think she's still a kitten, based on size, so I may just have to be patient. She's definitely long hair and color-point, but I feel she may be a mix because she doesn't seem to fit in any of these breeds perfectly. I guess we'll see as she grows!
Technically, speaking of Siamese, there is another one you are forgetting. The long haired Siamese, aka, the Balinese. They are more rare but they do exist and is considered a breed in and of itself. As they are a long haired Siamese they have the exact same colour points as the Siamese exempt long haired. They do not have an undercoat and they can be made in two ways, breeding two Balinese or a Balinese and Siamese. The second version has a tendency to have shorter hair. I am in fact a bit surprised that this channel doesn't seem to have anything about the Balinese at all?
I’ve wondered if my cat is a Birman or Ragdoll for all of the 13 years she’s been alive, so I’m happy to say I finally know! I came upon her totally by chance because a neighbor’s show cat escaped and had a litter with our cat- free Birman lifehack I guess
I have heard that about Burmese, too, but I think it is a myth. A lot of people confuse those two breeds. I went looking for a Burmese mix at the humane society, when my Burm passed away…sweetest cat ever! What I believe I got was a Birman mix, thick ruff, mitts, points and blue eyes. Another sweetest cat ever!
My cat who I thought was a ragdoll is mitted and mitted like a ragdoll because the white extends up the hock but he doesn’t have a white chin. I have no clue what he is now. Lol. Either way he’s perfect.
That's not a ragdoll I have my ragoll is right here with me and she clearly is a ragdoll as her chin is white Af, so if your cat don't have no white chin that ain't no ragdoll lol!~😂😅💀☠
That’s how I feel about my Birman or Burmese mix. People confuse the two a lot! I see photos of Birmans in Burmese forums, quite often. That’s how I know what my boy is!
Thank you for spending time and making such useful video like this. Appreciate it. I will buy birman kitten soon. At least I have some knowledge before purchasing the kitten.
I would love a 101 video about himalayan cats since they are not just like persians, and have some siamiese blood in them and I am planning on getting one in the future. Btw I love your videos
I know this kind of weird depending on the lights and how well she cleans herself her coat has a red or pink hue and I've never seen that on a cat it's like she has a natural undercoat color it is so red and pink it's stunning and she lives out here on the streets with me and oddly she's never left my sides and she won't let anyone else get near her either and she's fussy about people too
I adopted from humane society. He was labeled as Birman seal point. No white anywhere. No under coat had Roman nose a little floppy tummy with curly fur underside and rear. Silky fur every where else. When you pick him up he just flopped limp over your shoulder. What cat is he. His name is Bo.
The doll face Himalayans are very mellow. Do not let them outdoors. They don't move out of the way when you walk past them. Easily step on one . Only saying. ( i was breeder for a few years) .also They go where you place them in home. Never ever had 1 go up on kitchen countertop . They wait if you are making their food . . If you feed on a table that's where they will go... amazing pet . Very behaved animal.
Ragdolls are larger than the other 2 breeds, Birmans have white paws, Himalayans have either a doll-face (slight muzzle) or flat face, much like Persians. Fastest way to tell them apart at a glance.
2:18 Technically, there are long-haired (purebred) Siamese. They're called Balinese. They are siamese with a naturally occurring genetic mutation for long hair that has been selectively bred for.
My grumpy old rescue boy looks like a birman, has a birman face and silky fur, but also a dense undercoat and is about 4.5kg. He's definitely too small and light to be a ragdoll in my opinion, so now I'm wondering if he has some himalayan in him.
It can take up to 4 years for them to reach their full size and color. Weight at 1 year depends on the cat but, for example, my 1-year-old male weighs around 6.5 kg/14.3 pounds.
As Jaz said, Ragdolls are slow to mature. It can take 3-4 years to reach full weight. Also, to my knowledge, each Ragdoll has varying growth rates because they grow in spurts during their first year. Iirc, Ragdolls can be 10-12 lbs at a year old, but you shouldn't panic if they're over or under that range. Join r/ragdolls, there's a lot of great information there if you're adopting a ragdoll or if you already have
I know you commented a while ago but our boy is around 7 months and he was 6 and half pounds when we took him to the vet, he is part ragdoll part siamese.
It wasn't even mentioned that Ragdolls literally flop in your arms, even if they are mixed. I had a mixed Flame point Ragdoll, (probably with a Tabby or Balinese) who was extremely Sweet, talked a lot, purred like a motor, and flopped in my arms like a baby. He followed me everywhere in the house and was my constant shadow. He was the most Loving and Best pet I ever had!
My ragdoll will let any one hold him he just allows it, his brother who isn’t a ragdoll but is a siamese doesn’t like being held, he will allow it but he doesn’t like it. The siamese cat is quiet and my ragdoll is constantly “talking”
I truly loved all the information you gave in this video but I am confused now. I have white fluffy cats with orange ears and tails. The mother of them all I thought was a ragdoll but she has never been heavy. Around 9 lbs. All have blue eyes and loving dispositions. One of them just has orange ears and tail. Maybe I could write down your points for a side by side comparison. Thank you again for the info!
I only got confused with these breeds and a siamese because of the face pattern and when looking at shelters they labeled long-haired cats as siamese and not a ragdoll, himalayan, or birman.
I just adopted a kitten she has blue eyes they know the mom was definitely a tabby but they don’t know about the Dad and from her age now everyone including myself is pretty sure that she’s going to keep her blue eyes
@John Michael Rodriguez wrong. Ann very much used mink and solid in her breeding. They are the same exact cat. The traditional point ragdoll comes from a solid and mink cat. TICA, WCF and GBCA all accept Mink, Sepia and Solid coat Ragdolls. Most don't even know that if you breed to solid Ragdolls together you still get traditional points.
So true. Seal Sepia, Blue Mink and Chocolate Solid are still purebebred Ragdolls. I just wouldn't use the term sepia seal color point. It's seal sepia, Seal Sepia Bicolor or Seal Sepia Mitted. Which ever yours may be.
@@FactsaboutCatsVideos swallow your pride and get over yourself and your feelings. I've done the research and have the paperwork to prove exactly what I've said, including Ann Baker's official paperwork on mink and solids. It's true, many of us have fully registered non blue eyed registered mink and solid ragdolls with paperwork and genetic testing to prove Every bit of this. Been doing ragdolls for years with fully traceable cats all the way back to Ann Baker, including minks and solids. You, do your research, and not only from one source.
You swallow yours instead. I talked about TICA and CFA, where Mink, Sepia and Solid Ragdolls are seen as controversial in the Ragdoll breeding community as they do not have blue eyes. As mentioned earlier, the breed standards set out by The International Cat Association (TICA) states that any eye color other than blue is not permitted. So far you talked a lot but shown no proof. The video was about purebred Ragdolls as defined by breed standards, in case you missed it. If you want to change the standard, do that first and then come here because now you're just spreading misinformation
I have a question my Mushu bites me even when I'm not stimulating him I know that it's a sign of teething but he only does it with me could it be that I'm male and he finds it more suitable to play fight with another male animal
So all Balinese are Siamese, but not all Siamese are Balinese. Long fur. Blue eyes. Dark points. Fluffy tails. NO white paws, white muzzles, or chins. I think one or two were featured in this video.
And if you look at my cat and I'm not sure but her face she has her eyes and then she has markings on the left side of her face it looks like a painted on eye or something that looks like a structure of an eye but that's the color coat that's around her face
OK but what if I have a what I thought Is a birman but hjs front paws are full Grey but the back paws have white gloves like the birman cat an not like the ragdoll and he has the exact fur like a birman no undercoat and the curly hair on the stomache 😂
Not necessarily. Feline DNA testing is finding a lot of breed history in moggies. Granted, it’s mixed, but so are many humans in the world. You can look at it as more history or less…I am interested in all of my cultures and all of the breeds in my mixed breeds. I say more is more! I have also adopted several purebreds who did not meet the standards and 2 show quality BSHs whose person had to go to a nursing home…all with papers. I appreciate all kinds of cats.
If it meows is a cat. That’s what I got from all this. Everything else would confuse me I just wanna pet them
😅😅
One of my cats is a mix between himalayan and ragdoll. The vet was confused of her breed, the first time I brought her in😅
The way you can tell is if she stays small for 4 years. My Ragamuffin is half ragdoll and she stopped growing at 6 months. At 2 yrs old, her body grew longer but she still had a small head & baby face. At 3 yrs old, her face got slightly mature, her head got bigger, and her body is much longer - but she still weighs nearly the same as when she was 1 yr old (6.5 lbs).
I'm trying to enjoy her smallness while I can, bc I know she's going to be gigantic! I still have the video of her mom (ragamuffin) and dad (ragdoll), so that I know what she'll look like once she's full grown. My cousin has a Ragamese (Siamese Ragdoll) and he looked similar to a Himalayan, but was also very slow to grow like my cat.
If your cat looks like an adult Himalayan after 1 yr, then you'll know she's a Himmie. But if she stays small, but then explodes into a huge cat (10 to 15 lbs) around 4 or 5 yrs old, then you'll know you have a Rag. Another tip is if she craves to be held. All Rag breeds love being carried & will go limp in your arms. Also, Rags are not as vocal as Himmies. Hopefully these clues will help you figure it out. Your best bet is a DNA test when all else fails.
@@YourMajesty143 I have persian and ragdoll. I think the last tips to hold them is the best way to tell if it's a raggy or persian 😂😂
These videos just make you want all the kitties
Yes they do 🥰
Well done! My Birman lived to 19. She passed peacefully last July. I miss her everyday. I adopted her from a Persian rescue. She came with an international passport from Germany and spent her first 4 years of life sailing the seas on a private yacht. I was a real downgrade. Lol. But she had an amazing life.
I adore Birmans. I dont mind if It's not a pure bred, as long as I don't get charged for one if it isn't. They have an awesome temperament.
My Birman mix is a Mama’s boy…just a sweetheart!
@@sciencenotstigma9534 The entire species is gorgeous, but Birmans have an absolutely exquisite nature
I was lucky to inherit a cat from relatives who have to move across the country, and so far this video does confirm what her breed is supposed to be! A Himalayan with Siamese mix! She's got everything, the blue eye, the brown paws, FLUFFY, but the only thing I think that shows some Siamese is her nose is slightly longer, yet it's straight. A lot of people get excited seeing her the first time. Had to admit, it was daunting as she was very skittish most of her life, but within time she learned how to bond and is very enjoyable to be around, At roughly 12 years old, I'm surprised that she loves to play! Very handy when I have another younger cat that acts as a younger brother to her, she certainly plays annoyed older sister role very well lol.
Awwwwwwwwwwwwwww soooooooooooooo very cute
Awesome video, informative, and entertaining. I suspect my rescue cat is a Birman mix and this video helped me figure it out especially the "curly hair on the belly" part, which she has.
My 2 seal point Birman’s were rescues as they had white marks on their faces (a flaw) they are still gorgeous with mitts and stockings. I love my girls.
My rescue also has white marks on her face (a flaw, but not for me) and I've always wondered if perhaps this is the reason she was tossed. Like you, I love mine even with white spots.
Ragdolls are a breed of cat that was bread from a Birmans and Himalayans mix starting in the 1960s. Also, the exact origins of Birmans is unknown, they MIGHT be from Burma, but there is no documentation of them past their first documented appearance in france. .
They came from a white domestic shorthair 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️💀💀💀💀💀
No, it was a mix of Birman and Persian - not Himalayan.
Hi! Please do a similar video for British, American, and Scottish Shorthairs, please! All these 3 breeds possess nearly the same looks (including shades and patterns) and personalities. It would be nice to find a video that shows how to tell them apart from one another. Thanks! Love your videos!
Our cat was initially deemed Siamese when he was a baby, then as an adult he was deemed Birman. He may have had a little ragdoll in him but we knew he had to be Birman because of the legend of their sacred paws. It just felt like his paws could heal, so we figured he has to be Birman
My Burmese had healing paws. When I was sick, he would hold my hand until I was better. My Birman boy is a healer, just like him! I’ve had 30+ cats, but only 2 cat PCAs.
I just adopted a cat my friend found as a stray and I can't tell the breed. My thought was ragdoll or Himalayan, and this video gave me a lot to think about. I think she's still a kitten, based on size, so I may just have to be patient. She's definitely long hair and color-point, but I feel she may be a mix because she doesn't seem to fit in any of these breeds perfectly. I guess we'll see as she grows!
Technically, speaking of Siamese, there is another one you are forgetting. The long haired Siamese, aka, the Balinese. They are more rare but they do exist and is considered a breed in and of itself. As they are a long haired Siamese they have the exact same colour points as the Siamese exempt long haired. They do not have an undercoat and they can be made in two ways, breeding two Balinese or a Balinese and Siamese. The second version has a tendency to have shorter hair. I am in fact a bit surprised that this channel doesn't seem to have anything about the Balinese at all?
I didn't think it's completely officially recognized. I got my cat at the local shelter she she clearly has long fur but she was labled Siamese.
I’ve wondered if my cat is a Birman or Ragdoll for all of the 13 years she’s been alive, so I’m happy to say I finally know!
I came upon her totally by chance because a neighbor’s show cat escaped and had a litter with our cat- free Birman lifehack I guess
Ragdoll cats do share in part with Burman genetics. Just like they do with the Burmese.
On what basis do you make this comments?
Ragdolls probably do have Birman heritage, but definitely no Burmese heritage
I have heard that about Burmese, too, but I think it is a myth. A lot of people confuse those two breeds. I went looking for a Burmese mix at the humane society, when my Burm passed away…sweetest cat ever! What I believe I got was a Birman mix, thick ruff, mitts, points and blue eyes. Another sweetest cat ever!
Turkish van also my ragdoll smores loves the water!
My cat who I thought was a ragdoll is mitted and mitted like a ragdoll because the white extends up the hock but he doesn’t have a white chin. I have no clue what he is now. Lol. Either way he’s perfect.
That's not a ragdoll I have my ragoll is right here with me and she clearly is a ragdoll as her chin is white Af, so if your cat don't have no white chin that ain't no ragdoll lol!~😂😅💀☠
That’s how I feel about my Birman or Burmese mix. People confuse the two a lot! I see photos of Birmans in Burmese forums, quite often. That’s how I know what my boy is!
I hade my birman cat sitting on my leg while am watching yt
Will be waiting for the detailed vids to tell all breed of cats ❤️
i have got à himalayen cat too
thank you i found out she is a mix between ragdoll and birman
Glad it helped :)
Thank you for spending time and making such useful video like this. Appreciate it. I will buy birman kitten soon. At least I have some knowledge before purchasing the kitten.
Glad you enjoyed it :)
I love long haired color point cats. THEY ARE TREASURES.
Agreed
I love pointed cats, period. The long and the short!
I would love a 101 video about himalayan cats since they are not just like persians, and have some siamiese blood in them and I am planning on getting one in the future. Btw I love your videos
I know this kind of weird depending on the lights and how well she cleans herself her coat has a red or pink hue and I've never seen that on a cat it's like she has a natural undercoat color it is so red and pink it's stunning and she lives out here on the streets with me and oddly she's never left my sides and she won't let anyone else get near her either and she's fussy about people too
So cute
❤Full watched to support you
Great descriptions, thanks.
Just as confused as before!
Same
I adopted from humane society. He was labeled as Birman seal point. No white anywhere. No under coat had Roman nose a little floppy tummy with curly fur underside and rear. Silky fur every where else. When you pick him up he just flopped limp over your shoulder. What cat is he. His name is Bo.
He was not birman, he was ragdoll-birmans must have white mitts and stockings
Thank you. That is exactly what I thought.
Best of Luck Renee- may he have a long healthy life.
My 2 Birman girls are my cheese balls Brie and Bleu!
I rescued a cat, the vet said he was Himalayan. I have come to think he is Burmin. Could still be a ragdoll...maybe a mix?
The doll face Himalayans are very mellow. Do not let them outdoors. They don't move out of the way when you walk past them. Easily step on one . Only saying. ( i was breeder for a few years) .also They go where you place them in home. Never ever had 1 go up on kitchen countertop . They wait if you are making their food . . If you feed on a table that's where they will go... amazing pet . Very behaved animal.
This video relates to my pet Ragdoll he's called Mushu
Dishonor on you!!! Dishonor on your cow!!!
@@RedRoseSeptember22 hahahah nice Mulan reference
I have one named Skywalker.
@@saphiriathebluedragonknight375I had a muffin named Hilde.
I am hima-laying on the couch
Nice ;)
Sounds like a Himalayan to me!
I was confused between ragdoll and Himalayan and now birman/himmies and ragdoll.
Ragdolls are larger than the other 2 breeds, Birmans have white paws, Himalayans have either a doll-face (slight muzzle) or flat face, much like Persians. Fastest way to tell them apart at a glance.
Got it! Thanks!
Cute trio.
Blue eyes, color pointed, lots of bunny-like fur, cat sized. If I hadn’t been told he’s a ragdoll I’d not know w h a t he is 🤣
They are very complex for identifying cat breeds. I thought they are cute and beautiful.
2:18 Technically, there are long-haired (purebred) Siamese. They're called Balinese. They are siamese with a naturally occurring genetic mutation for long hair that has been selectively bred for.
My grumpy old rescue boy looks like a birman, has a birman face and silky fur, but also a dense undercoat and is about 4.5kg. He's definitely too small and light to be a ragdoll in my opinion, so now I'm wondering if he has some himalayan in him.
And then there is the seal pointed Siberian! Super long coat
Umm WHAT'S THE AVERAGE SIZE OF A ONE YEAR OLD RAGDOLL? AND HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE A RAGDOLL TO REACH MAX SIZE
It can take up to 4 years for them to reach their full size and color. Weight at 1 year depends on the cat but, for example, my 1-year-old male weighs around 6.5 kg/14.3 pounds.
As Jaz said, Ragdolls are slow to mature. It can take 3-4 years to reach full weight. Also, to my knowledge, each Ragdoll has varying growth rates because they grow in spurts during their first year. Iirc, Ragdolls can be 10-12 lbs at a year old, but you shouldn't panic if they're over or under that range. Join r/ragdolls, there's a lot of great information there if you're adopting a ragdoll or if you already have
I know you commented a while ago but our boy is around 7 months and he was 6 and half pounds when we took him to the vet, he is part ragdoll part siamese.
Thank you every time I see a rag doll mix people just say oh it’s a Siamese 😑 no it’s not
My Ragdoll Sonny is around 21 pounds.
That was very helpful😄
Wow super informative and clear
Can you do an abyssinian cats 101 vid plz
It wasn't even mentioned that Ragdolls literally flop in your arms, even if they are mixed. I had a mixed Flame point Ragdoll, (probably with a Tabby or Balinese) who was extremely Sweet, talked a lot, purred like a motor, and flopped in my arms like a baby. He followed me everywhere in the house and was my constant shadow. He was the most Loving and Best pet I ever had!
My ragdoll will let any one hold him he just allows it, his brother who isn’t a ragdoll but is a siamese doesn’t like being held, he will allow it but he doesn’t like it. The siamese cat is quiet and my ragdoll is constantly “talking”
how much should a birman kitten weight? my birman kitten is 6 months old ands weight between 2kg and 2.5kg.
Great video!!
I want a cat that is not too demanding, but is loving and friendly and when I come home, I want to welcome me and cuddle. Any recommendations?
I truly loved all the information you gave in this video but I am confused now. I have white fluffy cats with orange ears and tails. The mother of them all I thought was a ragdoll but she has never been heavy. Around 9 lbs. All have blue eyes and loving dispositions. One of them just has orange ears and tail. Maybe I could write down your points for a side by side comparison. Thank you again for the info!
Hi,there.. Can i ask you about my cats? I'm in confuse of knowing what type of my cats are 🤭🤭 I just saw your video about Ragdoll Cat 101.
I love raghdol so much and Egyptian meow so smart
My Mao glided, when she jumped. It was like she was weightless! And, yes, very smart!
I only got confused with these breeds and a siamese because of the face pattern and when looking at shelters they labeled long-haired cats as siamese and not a ragdoll, himalayan, or birman.
Long haired Siamese exist: they’re called Balinese.
Good point. My sheep like rescue cat was labeled a snowshoe Siamese mix on her adoption papers by the shelter. I've always felt she is a Birman mix.
An updated video should include the Balinese or long haired Siamese cat.
I just adopted a kitten she has blue eyes they know the mom was definitely a tabby but they don’t know about the Dad and from her age now everyone including myself is pretty sure that she’s going to keep her blue eyes
Love this video
Thanks :)
What about Balinese?
Indeed. I’m almost sure mine
is Balinese
Not all ragdolls have blue eyes though. I have a sepia seal color point and he has greenish eyes.
@John Michael Rodriguez wrong. Ann very much used mink and solid in her breeding. They are the same exact cat. The traditional point ragdoll comes from a solid and mink cat. TICA, WCF and GBCA all accept Mink, Sepia and Solid coat Ragdolls. Most don't even know that if you breed to solid Ragdolls together you still get traditional points.
So true. Seal Sepia, Blue Mink and Chocolate Solid are still purebebred
Ragdolls. I just wouldn't use the term sepia seal color point. It's seal sepia, Seal Sepia Bicolor or Seal Sepia Mitted. Which ever yours may be.
The breed standard clearly says all Ragdolls must have blue eye color. Look it up, it's easy and please don't dismiss my work without researching.
@@FactsaboutCatsVideos swallow your pride and get over yourself and your feelings. I've done the research and have the paperwork to prove exactly what I've said, including Ann Baker's official paperwork on mink and solids. It's true, many of us have fully registered non blue eyed registered mink and solid ragdolls with paperwork and genetic testing to prove Every bit of this. Been doing ragdolls for years with fully traceable cats all the way back to Ann Baker, including minks and solids. You, do your research, and not only from one source.
You swallow yours instead. I talked about TICA and CFA, where Mink, Sepia and Solid Ragdolls are seen as controversial in the Ragdoll breeding community as they do not have blue eyes. As mentioned earlier, the breed standards set out by The International Cat Association (TICA) states that any eye color other than blue is not permitted. So far you talked a lot but shown no proof. The video was about purebred Ragdolls as defined by breed standards, in case you missed it. If you want to change the standard, do that first and then come here because now you're just spreading misinformation
Wow cute 🥰 cats
The Ragdoll gets my winning vote
Thank you for this video! How do these breeds compare to a Balinese?
Balinese are a naturally occurring long-hair mutation of the Siamese.
I am still confused😂 Mine is a birman / ragdoll / siamese 😂
I have a question my Mushu bites me even when I'm not stimulating him I know that it's a sign of teething but he only does it with me could it be that I'm male and he finds it more suitable to play fight with another male animal
I don't think so :). I think he bites you because you are more accepting of his behaviour
@@FactsaboutCatsVideos ohh makes sense your right I don't mind it after all it makes my hands and arms stronger at the end of the day
I thought I adopted a Burmese mix, but now I think he’s a Birman mix. Right country, wrong breed!
mine was a Himalayan with the small snout ,, cool guy
Thank you for the video! it was awesome, but please talk slower or allow to change video speed.
So all Balinese are Siamese, but not all Siamese are Balinese. Long fur. Blue eyes. Dark points. Fluffy tails. NO white paws, white muzzles, or chins. I think one or two were featured in this video.
Ragdoll and Himalayan look the same but the price got huge different 😂
I like her vibe lol
Ummm…what?????….😐 between all the cats that look alike and the fast talking…
I’m still confused
Same! Maybe because the video is so fast?
This confuses me more than Math 😅😅😅
I have a question how much ragdolls shed??
And if you look at my cat and I'm not sure but her face she has her eyes and then she has markings on the left side of her face it looks like a painted on eye or something that looks like a structure of an eye but that's the color coat that's around her face
Good effort, though you missed an opportunity by not giving a label to each cat.
Most Birman's look like your Ragdol. And most ragdols look lime your Birman. Have a good day.
Idc what you are as long as you meowing 🫶🏻
fur on ragdoll longer than birman, this video is so confusing!
Actually, ragdolls are not supposed to have an undercoat
If you’re ragdoll has blue eyes then it’s pure bred I think
Ragdoll are medium size but Birman is heavy size??? Don’t think that’s correct
Yeaaaaaah still confused
I have a cat and I don't know what it is. It has blue eyes. Can you help me. can i send you a pic.
Im too high for that
OK but what if I have a what I thought Is a birman but hjs front paws are full Grey but the back paws have white gloves like the birman cat an not like the ragdoll and he has the exact fur like a birman no undercoat and the curly hair on the stomache 😂
Me and the wife tried to enjoy your presentation. Please slow down your pace and your picture slide show . The pace of your video made it unenjoyable
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Mitted ragdolls have white chins, birmans no white chin
Himalayans also have the f
Suffer breed face 😢
There are long haired siamese.....called Balinese
Birmans are french...
ragdolls don't have undercoats
im confused.
Yeah, a Himalayan is actually a Persian!
2 hours lateeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee
Nooooo
Or a Balinese lol
If it doesn't have a pedigree, it's just a moggy.
Not necessarily. Feline DNA testing is finding a lot of breed history in moggies. Granted, it’s mixed, but so are many humans in the world. You can look at it as more history or less…I am interested in all of my cultures and all of the breeds in my mixed breeds. I say more is more! I have also adopted several purebreds who did not meet the standards and 2 show quality BSHs whose person had to go to a nursing home…all with papers. I appreciate all kinds of cats.
Himalayan Cats > all other cats