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About the ragdoll breed
At Vanitydoll Ragdolls, we specialise in breeding pedigree Ragdoll kittens in Melbourne, a truly captivating breed adored for their striking blue eyes, luxurious coats, and affectionate nature. As a GCCFV registered Ragdoll breeder in Melbourne, we are passionate about preserving and enhancing the beauty and temperament that make Ragdolls so sought after.
The Ragdoll is a remarkable breed, known for its signature colourpoint coat, large size, and silky, bunny-soft fur. Originally developed in the 1960s, Ragdolls have become one of the most loved breeds worldwide, especially for families seeking gentle, affectionate, and well-tempered companion cats. Often described as “puppy-like,” Ragdoll kittens are known for their loving personalities. They will follow you from room to room, enjoy being held, and integrate beautifully into family life. Their calm, placid nature and low levels of aggression make them ideal for homes with children and other pets. As a slower-maturing breed, Ragdoll cats take time to reach their full beauty and size, with males typically growing into large, impressive cats and females remaining slightly smaller but equally elegant.
One of the most magical aspects of Ragdoll kittens is that they are born pure white, gradually developing their stunning colours and markings over time, with full maturity reached at around two to three years.
At Vanitydoll Ragdolls, our focus is on raising luxury Ragdoll kittens in Melbourne that combine breathtaking looks with exceptional temperament. Our kittens are raised indoors as part of our family, ensuring they grow into confident, affectionate, and well-socialised companions ready to bring love into their forever homes.

Colours & Patterns

Seal
Dark brown

Blue
Dark lueish grey

Red
Like most red cats

Tabby

Chocolate
Chocolate brown

Lilac
noticeably lighter shade of blue/grey with a slight pinkish tinge)

Cream
noticeable lighter shade of red

Tortie

Tortie Tabby

Colour Point
Has colour on paw tips, tail, tears and face. Keeping in mind a colourpoint has a darker shade of colour over its body.

Mitted
A mitted cat has white on its paw tip, white on it rear legs and a white chin and chest. The ears and tail remain coloured as in the colourpoint.

Bicolour
Bicolour cats have white paw tips, white on it rear legs and white on it chin and chest. Bicolour cats have a white inverted “V” on the lower part of the face. A bicolour ragdolls body may be mostly white with splashes of colour or with solid colour covering the body.