This is my 37th year breeding Ragdoll cats.
I still retain lines going all the way back to Ann Bakers Daddy Warbucks.
My original breeding queens came with a very expensively transferred Patent Licence,
In those days GCCF did not recognise Ragdolls as a breed.
There were several enthusiasts for the breed but as they could not be registered and very few studs were available many started a different breed with registered Persians. They called them Ragamuffins.
Many colours were introduced at this time. Ragamuffins were recognized as a breed by GCCF before true Ragdolls in 1990.
My aim with my breeding programme is firstly to produce beautiful large healthy household pets. Looking to love their owners unconditionally and to fit in to whatever home they are destined for. Be it a luxury mansion or a long distance lorry drivers cab.
My Ragdolls are very tolerant cats. However they are not totally daft and will not put up with rough handling for long. They are companions not toys.
They have absolutely no road sense, however trained to a harness and leash they can accompany owners outside or visiting. They learn quite quickly to adapt. They must be kept confined to the home or a purpose built cateo and a very secure garden. Never let a Ragdoll go roaming alone unless you are prepared for its theft, or worse to be flattened on a busy road.
The Ragdoll Lady 