Me and my new seal tortie ragdoll Coco Dior

[Peachnose1709]

FluffyHuffy Wrote:Hi Louise,
Blossom is a seal tortie mitted and she is a little monster! I have 13 cats now but only 9 of them are ragdolls. Yes I do breed but only on a small scale. This year I am expecting 2 litters, Lola's are due on 15th November, so not long now, and Evie's are due around 7th December. You can check out the gang on my website fluffyhuffy.co.uk
Hopefully I'll get some photos this week but it is so difficult when they are little isn't it?

Hi Jane,
Only 9 ragdolls WOW! It must be great and to breed as well, that must be lovely being with all those lovely little babies. If we won the lottery I thik I would like to breed or rescue I didn't realise how much I loved cats until now!
I will have a look at your web site ,you never know I might be aloud another!

[Kathryn]

Hi Louise! I bet you are having fun with Coco Dior. I was looking at the pictures and it reminded me of a little quirk I found with our two Ava and Felix. They have mitted front paws and when you look at their pads, each one has one little pad on one foot that is black compared to the remaining pink ones. I thought it was cute and wondered if Coco Dior had something similiar? I must admit it is hard to explain to the average person just how different a ragdoll cat is compared to an ordinary run of the mill cat. We have nicknamed them "dog-cats" for the way they trot after us and because of how affectionate they are.

[Peachnose1709]

Kathryn Wrote:Hi Louise! I bet you are having fun with Coco Dior. I was looking at the pictures and it reminded me of a little quirk I found with our two Ava and Felix. They have mitted front paws and when you look at their pads, each one has one little pad on one foot that is black compared to the remaining pink ones. I thought it was cute and wondered if Coco Dior had something similiar? I must admit it is hard to explain to the average person just how different a ragdoll cat is compared to an ordinary run of the mill cat. We have nicknamed them "dog-cats" for the way they trot after us and because of how affectionate they are.

Yes she does Kathryn, take a look I found a picture. I do tend to go on to friends and family about how fantastic she really is, but half the time I think they just think I'm a mad cat woman! None of my friends even have cat let alone a Ragdoll!It's great being on this forum because everyone understands that they are just the best ever!