Ragdoll cats are cute and beautiful, also known as fairy cats and ragdoll cats. Many people are attracted by the appearance of Ragdoll cats when they see them, and therefore there are many people who raise Ragdoll cats. Some people often encounter this question, will it be disqualified if you raise a Ragdoll cat that is not satisfied with its back? The answer is definitely no.
Official information shows that CFA Ragdoll cats’ general disqualification criteria are: 1. Flat nose; 2. Color other than listed; 3. Eyes other than blue; 4. Twisted tail; 5. Cross-eyed; 6. Extra toes. These are Ragdoll cats with relatively obvious physical defects. There is no doubt that we call them disqualified cats. However, the popular belief that Ragdoll cats dissatisfied with their backs are disqualified is undoubtedly wrong.
A Ragdoll cat that is dissatisfied with being carried is only visually giving The effect presented to people is not eye-catching, but now most people care about appearance, and when raising pets, they even like to choose good-looking ones. This also formed a watershed between the Ragdoll cats with full backs and the extremely popular Ragdoll cats with dissatisfied backs.
In fact, the biggest difference between full-backed and full-backed is just appearance. There is no scientific basis to say that the two breeds are different. Don’t just arbitrarily conclude that a Ragdoll cat that doesn’t have a good back is a disqualified cat. You must have more common sense like this in the future!
