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Gwennor RagDolls

Located In the Western Part Of New York just south of Buffalo New York and Niagara Falls New York

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This is Lucy, our Blue Bicolor Ragdoll Female Cat

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Located in New York, we are a small Ragdoll cattery, totally devoted to these wonderful cats. Ragdoll cats really are fabulous cats, from the large Ragdoll males to the cutest Ragdoll kittens I haven't yet seen a Ragdoll cat that I didn't like. Granted some Ragdoll cats are bigger, and some have bluer eyes than others, but over all the ragdoll is a beautiful cat. The Ragdoll cat tends to be a large cat, reaching maturity at about 3 years old, with lovely blue eyes, gentle dispositions, and angel soft Ragdoll fur. As you can probably tell I just love Ragdolls and have done so since the first time I saw one in New York 15 years ago. From that time on it was my dream to become a breeder, here in New York of this wonderful cat. I knew that the Ragdoll would take the cat world by storm, and I wanted to be a part of promoting and preserving this wonderful breed we know as the Ragdoll cat.

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This is Biscotti

He is our Seal Mink Mitted Ragdoll male cat...

A little information about Mink ragdolls.

First off all minks are not a new breed or even a new pattern for ragdolls. Minks can be traced back to the original ragdolls of Ann Baker, the breeder who started the ragdoll breed back in the 1960's. The minks are a purebred ragdoll that are registered, mine are registered with TICA. The minks are rare because the majority of ragdoll breeders have concentrated on the traditional lines, but a few breeders around the world are working with the mink lines.

The differences are small and subtle between the traditional and mink, the first being, when the kittens are born, the mink kittens are born with color, where as the traditional kittens are born white, with their color appearing slowly over the next few weeks. The eye color for minks are a gorgeous aqua, where the traditional are a beautiful blue. The ragdoll is known for its rabbit soft fur, the minks coat is similar except it is very soft and plush, like the pelt of a real Mink, hence, where the name mink comes from, for these rare ragdolls. The personalities and size of ragdolls are known world wide and there is no difference between the two. The only difference I see between the traditional and mink (other than what I have already mentioned) is that the mink is rare and a little more unique than its traditional brothers and sisters.

Here is another photo of Biscotti now and when he was 12 weeks old

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It's The Pitter Patter of Ragdoll Feet That Makes Our Home Complete....

All of Gwennor Ragdolls have been genetically tested by DNA Diagnostics, Inc.

This company has provided us with the most up to date and comprehensive DNA testing available.

All of Gwennor Ragdolls are negative/negative for HCM & PKD

We Have A Litter Of Kittens Due

To Be Born In Late March of 2010...

Please Call or E-Mail For More Information...

This is a Blue Mitted Ragdoll kitten

Moms and Dads - Photos Of Our Adult Cats

Kitten Photos

About Us - Information about us and our cattery

Kitten Information

Championship Cats

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Gwennor Ragdolls - Located in New York

If you would like to contact me, you can "hit" the e-mail link

Jane - Gwennordolls@AOL.Com

Or if you'd rather talk, Please call me at

(716) 941-6484

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A proud member of these Cat Associations - TICA, RFCI, RI

New York Ragdoll Cats - New York Ragdoll Kittens - New York Ragdoll Cat Breeder - Serving Buffalo New York

Last Updated 2/8/2010