What is the temperament of a Ragdoll?

Answer 1

Tonkinese cat's social traits vary from cat to cat-with one common thread-everyone of them enjoys being with people. They can be vocal and talk away the day or be a bit of a thief with trinkets discovered-anywhere. Tonks do have many traits common with K9's-such as retrieving toys back to any willing "ball game" player.

They are trainable to do tricks, such as sit or high five if taught by a patient and gentle hand. They do have emotional tempers when treated roughly or ignored-and are duty bound to give equal payback-at a later time-when you least expect it by knocking over glasses of water or "tipping" something clearly breakable over-and will enjoy calmly watching your reactions of surprise when it crashes to the ground.

They have have deep and true hearts-with dedication shown to their owners, but will accept attention from houseguests. They will win the hearts of other housepets by action, never giving up attempts at friendship. They seem to enjoy lavishing attention on the most unwilling pet sidekick-until a bonding issues are resolved. Patience, tactile skill and planning are the Tonks strong suit for the unwilling dog-or cat housemate.

Tonkinese can enhance most peoples homes-with action and good humor, but do not do well if left alone for hours on end. Because of this needy tendency other house pets or a litter-mate would be advised. Lonely Tonkinese have high intelligence factors. When they are left alone to their own devices for hours on end-the promise unwelcome problems for their owner normally begin. Having one additional home pet sidekick distraction is normally is enough to keep the lonely Tonk busy-until the owner arrives.

Having a Tonk in your home-is not like having a docile "housecat". Having a Tonk in your home-is similar to inviting a real party animal-to live with you. Thankfully, this party animal has great beauty and will purr.

They can also have dog like personalitys. Most cats hate being rubbed on the tummy, and usually don't care if the doorbell rings. But Tonks do. They can go a bit crazy at night time to.

Answer 2

Like any animal, the temperament varies with the animal. Our ragdoll tends to be a bit standoffish with everyone bar the male stray we picked her up with. She has her moments of affection, but apart from that, tends to be very independant.

Answer 3

The term Bombay cat is used to refer to two different cat breeds, known as the British Bombay and the American Bombay.

Bombays tend to be attached to their families and crave attention, and for this reason this breed is highly suitable for children. Bombay cats are semi-independent. They seek attention from their owners and people around them often and dislike being left alone for extended periods of time. Although they like attention, Bombay Cats also tend to have a special person which they pay close attention to in their lives.

Overall, the Bombay breed is intelligent, playful, and attention seeking. They tend to get along well with other cats, if they have an established pecking order in the household. They have a very distinctive purr and love to snuggle. On cold days they can be found next to any source of heat they can find. They don't get along with other cat breeds but get along with dogs pretty well.

Answer 4

This question can be answered in one word - fantastic! They are very affectionate, lively, intelligent and can be naughty! These characteristics also apply to Asian cats, if not more so, once you have owned one, you will never change breeds. (Asian cats are basically Burmese in fancy coats).

Answer 5

Ragdolls are very docile and sweet cats. They love people and attention. They are also very creative in there hiding/sleeping places.

Answer 6

Thay are dog alike character and very loyal to their owner, and also to he their kittens Persian cats are the perfect mothers.