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The Ragamuffin is really a relatively recent cat breed that originated through periodic breeding of Ragdolls with Himalayans and Persians. A large cat, the Ragamuffin weighs in the range of ten to twenty pounds, with males typically being heavier than females. It is a somewhat rare and dear breed at the moment. This can be largely because of its somewhat new recognition and development, not to mention the sublime beauty and appeal of this felid. Like the Ragdoll, Ragamuffin is among the most desired domestic cats.

Like other large cats, Ragamuffins take time to develop, reaching regular size by around four years of aging. Thy possess a rectangular profile with strong chest and shoulders. Heavily boned and well muscled, they often possess a fatty pad on abdomen though they aren't obese. Fur is long and silky with a prominent neck ruff and plush tapering tail. An extensive selection of coat colors and patterns exists. Eyes are large and expressive. There's a nose dip and whisker pad is puffy, adding to the cat's sweet facial expression.

RagaMuffin cat - Despite similarities, certain differences do exist between Ragamuffins and Ragdolls. The previous have a rounder skull with a slightly fuller face and tilted ears. Eyes are walnut shaped contrary to the oval eyes of Ragdolls. Also Ragamuffins are allowed to breed outside their stock every fifth generation to prevent continuous inbreeding and maintain genetic variety.

Ragamuffins are docile and mild cats. They're non-aggressive and should not be allowed outdoors unsupervised. Still they're active and quite partial to having fun with their toys and fetching them and climbing scratch posts. They deomonstrate a really affectionate attitude towards people and lovingly follow them at home. Ragamuffins usually are not demanding and do not require daily grooming. Their rabbit like fur does not matte easily and they have no particular health problems in their lines.