I've been doing some research about Ragdoll's for a few months and I'm pretty sure this is the breed that would be suitable for me as I live in a small flat. It would be kept indoors and I'm thinking of getting a male as apparently, they tend to be more affectionate.
Can anyone tell me the good and not so good parts of owning a ragdoll?
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The good and bad parts of owning a Ragdoll
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FlowersAndShit · 26/12/2015 11:35
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