Madie is 10 lb @7.5month old. Although he still loves sleeping on the chair, he has to hang his leg out to get into more comfortable position.
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Hi! I came across your site just by acccident.Did you purchase these kittens at the same time? If you did- how did the transition go. I am interested in purchasing a ragdoll. Not sure if I should purchase one or two! Thanks
Yes we did get them at the same time. I always thought that with two of them together, the transition to new home is much easier. They seem more calm and not scared at all. One goes eat, the other one just follows. So they did really well. We are not at home most of time, so they can keep each other companied and they actually do always play with each other everyday.
Well, I hate to say this. But they love eat so much to the extent you can teach them to do a lot of things if you reward them. One thing need to mention is our cats don't have free access to food. We give them meals with certain amount because they overeat all the time and two of them have diarrhea. If we control the food, they don't have any problem. So the vet suggests that we give them meals. To some extent, that helps training as well since they cannot get it whenever they want, it is easier to make food rewarding... Good luck! Also strongly recommend USARagdolls.
4 comments:
Hi! I came across your site just by acccident.Did you purchase these kittens at the same time? If you did- how did the transition go. I am interested in purchasing a ragdoll. Not sure if I should purchase one or two!
Thanks
Yes we did get them at the same time. I always thought that with two of them together, the transition to new home is much easier. They seem more calm and not scared at all. One goes eat, the other one just follows. So they did really well. We are not at home most of time, so they can keep each other companied and they actually do always play with each other everyday.
I just ran across your web site. You have beautiful cats. I am planning to purchase a cat from USA RAGDOLLS. How difficult is it to train them?
Well, I hate to say this. But they love eat so much to the extent you can teach them to do a lot of things if you reward them.
One thing need to mention is our cats don't have free access to food. We give them meals with certain amount because they overeat all the time and two of them have diarrhea. If we control the food, they don't have any problem. So the vet suggests that we give them meals. To some extent, that helps training as well since they cannot get it whenever they want, it is easier to make food rewarding...
Good luck! Also strongly recommend USARagdolls.
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