#floor cats

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A graduate of the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine, Dr. Jennifer Creed performs emergency medicine and surgery on pets in Illinois. Dr. Jennifer Creed maintains a special interest in rescuing and breeding Ragdoll cats. Developed in the 1960s by a California breeder named Ann Baker, Ragdoll cats are a “pointed” breed. Their points - face, ears, tail - are darker in color than their bodies, similar to Siamese cats. By carefully selecting cats with endearing, friendly temperaments and white fur, Baker created the Ragdoll breed. Today, Ragdoll cats are prized for their uniquely relaxed temperaments, fluffy white fur, and blue eyes. Ragdoll cats tend to be more interested in humans than other cat breeds, often greeting their owner at the door and following them closely through the house. Ragdolls are also known to play fetch and come when they are called. The Ragdoll's plush coat is low maintenance, and they are known as floor cats, not jumpers. Overall, the Ragdoll breed is well-behaved, affectionate, and intelligent, making it an ideal pet.