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| -General Ragdoll Information History: Ragdoll book authors are in agreement with the small part of Ragdoll history you are about to read. Ragdolls are a hybrid breed. Meaning they did not occur spontaneously in nature. The late Ann Baker of California is given full credit as founder of the Ragdoll Breed. It is well documented that the breed began in the 1960's when a white Angora type queen named Josephine mated with a Birman type male cat whose subsequent offspring were then crossed with a sable Burmese type cat. We use the word "TYPE" because the foundation cats that formed this breed were not pedigreed cats. It is generally agreed that Josephine was a free running cat who bred at will. She was owned by Mrs. Pennels, a neighbor of Ann Baker. At some point in time, Josephine was involved in a road traffic accident and after being found injured she was nursed back to health by a local university hospital. After her recovery Ann became interested in her kittens as she believed they were calmer than kittens Josephine had prior to the accident. This belief lead Ann to begin acquiring some of the kittens, Buckwheat being her first. APPEARANCE: IDEAL RAGDOLLS ARE WELL-BALANCED WITH A BROAD, MODIFIED WEDGE HEAD, FULL CHEEKS,WIDE-SET MEDIUM SIZE EARS, STRONG NECK AND MEDIUM TO LONG LEGS. THEIR EYES ARE OVAL SHAPED AND ALWAYS SOME FORM OF BLUE BEING A MEDIUM TO DARK BLUE TO DEEP AQUA. THEIR FUR IS SOFT, SILKY, AND RAGDOLLS ARE LARGE IN SIZE. MALES USUALLY GROW TO BETWEEN 15-20 LBS WITH FEMALES WEIGHING IN A LITTLE LIGHTER. BEHAVIOR Ragdolls have a very loving nature and love being close to their owners going from room to room happy to be where ever you are. Ragdolls have had the aggressive feline tendencies bred out of their them, they should be kept in a very secure place at all times they do not possess fighting instincts and cannot survive outdoors. SALES You may put a $200.00 deposit on a baby kitten if you would like to hold it. Each three month old kitten will have all their paper work in order. I would like to no a little about you and where the kitten will be living. I also hope that you will feel free to ask any questions you may have. Thank you for dropping in have a great day Kathryn |
| May 2002 TERMS OF SALE Under no circumstances is this Kitten/Cat allowed to roam outdoors. This cat is not to be de-clawed. This procedure could alter the personality and cause aggression. Check out this website. This kitten has known nothing but pure love. Purchaser is responsible for kind loving attention and proper care of the Kitten/Cat which includes but is not limited to good food, fresh water, regular veterinary care and indoor sanitary facilities. A deposit will secure a kitten for you. Deposits are non-refundable. Breeder guarantees the Kitten/Cat to be healthy at the time of purchase for 72 hours. If the Buyer is concerned of a health issue and wants to return the kitten, a letter from the veterinarian is required, stating why the Kitten/Cat's health is in question. Buyer agrees to pay return shipping Kitten/Cat has a 2 year guarantee against lethal genetic or congenital defects. If the Kitten/Cat should die or have to be destroyed due to a genetic or congenital defect before it is 2 year old, Breeder will replace the Kitten/Cat, upon being provided an autopsy report and is not obligated to replace the exact color or pattern, although the Breeder will try. There will be no cash refunds. Breeder will not be responsible for any shipping costs. The autopsy report must be from a licensed veterinary pathologist stating unquestionably a genetic or congenital defect. Breeder agrees to provide a complete record of all vaccinations for this Kitten/Cat. Buyer agrees to vaccinate this Kitten/Cat as appropriate. Buyer must not inoculate for FIP, Breeder will not warranties kitten, if said kitten should contract FIP. Breeder will not warranties kitten for FIP longer than 6 months. Breeder will not be responsible for any adverse reactions to subsequent vaccines of 3-way, 4-way, FeLK or Rabies. Ragdolls are very sensitive to vaccines. Breeder recommends that only one vaccine be given per visit to the vet and not a combination cocktail, anaphylactic shock or death can occur. New kittens may show signs of stress including, but not limited to, sneezing, runny nose, watery eyes, diarrhea and or constipation. If Buyer is at some point in time is unable to care for this pet, and are unable to re-home the pet, the Breeder will accept the cat back to find a suitable home for the kitty. Buyer must not put the pet in the humane shelter or pound. If Buyer fails to comply with any aspect of this agreement, Buyer forfeits any rights Buyer may otherwise have. Buyer understands that the purchase price does not include the cost of shipping, carrier, health certificate, or the individual registration. The Kitten/Cat must be paid for in full at least 2 weeks before the date of shipping. |
