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Ragdoll cats (details)

Ragdoll cats are many types and very good-looking, won the favor of many girls, this issue of the cat encyclopedia brings you the Ragdoll cat breeds and cat rearing knowledge of the introduction

Introduction to the distribution of the accent color color blocks by pattern:

The entire face (including the chin and ears), the limbs, coat, and tail

p>Detailed Characteristics: Face and tail are darker, and the color of the trunk spreads from the paws upward and gradually becomes lighter. Coat heavily colored, chest and belly white, eyes mostly dark blue (some light blue).

The Accent Color Ragdolls have the classic Siamese pattern, with accent colors in the color points and paws, and eyes that are bright and prominent due to the distribution of the coat color, as blue as the sea.

The accent color Ragdolls are often referred to as "coal diggers" due to their darker colored faces and limbs. Note: To make it easier for readers to tell the difference, the term "face" is used here to refer to the area from the ears to the chin, and the term "color spots" refers only to the blocks of color on the faceplate around the nose (excluding the ears and chin).

Face = ears + faceplate + chin.

Glove Color Block Distribution: face except chin, ears, forelegs except front toes, coat, tail Detailed Characteristics: Accent-colored face, ears and tail, white chin, chest and belly, front toes (only toes) and most of the back legs, coat and tail colored Glove Mittens look as if they've just jumped into a bowl of cream and stolen a little bit of it, with their fluffy white chins, white gloves (front fingers) and white boots (front toes). forefingers) and white boots (hind legs) alike. Like accent-colored Ragdolls, mitten-colored Ragdolls have colored face plates, ears, coats and tails, and white chests and bellies.

In contrast, the Mitten has a white lower jaw, front paws and hind legs, and a relatively lighter colored coat than the accent color. Note: There is no such thing as glove bi-color or bi-color glove, all such muppets are bi-color with color blocking on the legs or gloves with excessive meteor spots!

Distribution of bicolor color blocks: figure-eight mask spreading upwards from the eyes, ears, coat, tailDetailed features: has a largely symmetrical, figure-eight mask spreading upwards from the eyesBicolor ragdolls have white limbs, chests, bellies, and inverted V's on their faces, and may have one or two white patches on their backs as well.

Only their tails, ears, and the parts above the V patch show a darker color. Two-tone Ragdolls look like cats who jumped into a pool of cream and lowered their heads to steal a bite leaving behind evidence of cuteness through and through. With the prevalence of Ragdoll cats at the moment, the two-tone color is again at its peak, and is the most numerous and by far the most popular of the breeds. Note: Bicolor Ragdolls are officially known as Point-White, and Bicolor is just a common term that is not used for official purposes (e.g., certificate of pedigree, etc.).

Bicolor color distribution: ears, upper face, tail, some parts of the back (or not). Detailed Characteristics: Ear color blocking is especially noticeable, blue eyes (darker blue to a lesser extent), and gradual color blocking on the part below the ears above the eyes. Dorsal coloration is very minimal and lighter than the ears, and mostly resides at the top of the back (this distinguishes it from High White and Medium High White).

The Vanilla Ragdoll looks as if it is sinking to the bottom of a pool of cream. Only the upper part of the face, ears and tail, and very few parts of the back may be darker in color. Brahma has shorter fur than other Ragdolls and has almond-shaped eyes. The color Van is strictly a bicolor, but the mask is higher than the bicolor, and the back has fewer blocks of color. CFA Ragdoll cats' pedigree colors use Point-WhiteVan to refer to the Ragdolls as Van, and we usually refer to them as simply Van.

Note: The Ragdoll cats of Van color are very few and far between in terms of pedigree, and are prone to stringing together, resulting in an impure line of pedigree, which can be easily exploited by the cat traders. Please pay more attention when you buy.

Unqualified Characteristics: Eye color is not blue. Accent colors with white markings; glove-colored cats do not have white chins; two-color cats have color blocks in their white masks (including chins).

By color

1. Seal (Seal)---- genotype (BBDD,BbDD,BBDd,BbDd)

2. Blue (Blue)---- genotype (BBdd,Bbdd)

3. Chocolate (Chocolate)---- genotype (bbDD, bbDd)

4, Lilac (Lilac)---- genotype (bbdd)

5, Flame/Red (Flame/Red)---- carries the orange gene (on the X chromosome)

6, Cream (Cream)---- carries the orange gene (on the X chromosome)

7, Smoke (Smoke)----This type of color has appeared on the CFA Ragdoll Cat color list, but because the gene is more complex, it will not be explained here. (B-Black black genes, D-dilutes dilute genes; uppercase-dominant genes, lowercase-recessive genes.) Bobcats by markings

As the name suggests, have bobcat-like striped tiger spots, elegant and beautiful, appearing on the face. It is a mottled type of incidental pattern. Tortoiseshell, also known as tortoiseshell, has a pattern with asymmetrical masks (simple against two-color) or three-color spots, and is a very individual and lovely facial feature.

These are color-block type incidental patterns. The bobcat tortoiseshell has both bobcat and tortoiseshell markings.

***Same features:

1, more or less accent color blocking on the back;

2, accent color ears;

3, white chest and belly;

4, blue eyes.

Failure characteristics: white markings in the accent color; glove-type cats without white chins or too much white;

bicolor cats with dark markings or leg color blocks in the white mask; large accent coloring in Brahma color; non-white chest and abdomen; eye color is not blue; and so on.