
Blue Point vs Seal Point Ragdoll: What's the Difference?
They're the two most popular ragdoll colors, and buyers mix them up constantly. Here's how to tell a blue point from a seal point — and how to choose.
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They're the two most popular ragdoll colors, and buyers mix them up constantly. Here's how to tell a blue point from a seal point — and how to choose.

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It's the trait the breed is named for. But is the ragdoll flop real, does every ragdoll do it, and where did it come from? A breeder sets the record straight.

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Are males really more affectionate? Are females aloof? A breeder separates the real, consistent differences from the internet folklore.

The good news: ragdolls have little undercoat and don't mat as badly as you'd fear. The routine that keeps it that way takes about ten minutes a week.