Seal Ragdolls:
Rags is a seal point mitted Ragdoll (see how he has white on his mitts? He is mismarked for showing for a number of reasons, but primarily because he does not have a white chin).
Ragdoll Fanciers Worldwide provides a good example of the different Seal Ragdolls patterns and colors, but some are included here in as well. Please check out the Ragdoll Fanciers Worldwide Website as well (link below).
If you are really interested in showing your Ragdoll cat, there is a terrific website that shows what the cat must look like – Ideal Markings in Mitted and Bicolor Ragdolls
Caymus is a seal mitted Ragdoll
(see how he does have a white chin).
Murphy is a seal mitted Ragdoll (white chin) with a hourglass blaze (which is off-center, of course).
Teddie Honey Bear loved by Jan. Photo Credit: Picture Studios
Bradley Al Morgan Ashton Age 3, 16 lbs.JPG
This is GEORGIA RAGDOLLS SUGARNSPICE. She is a Seal Tortie Point Mitted with Blaze.
This is NenesRags Misbehavn of AllDolledUp.
She is a Seal Tortie Point.
This is NenesRags Misbehavn of AllDolledUp again.
She is a Seal Tortie Point.
This is a Seal Mitted Lynx Ragdoll (evident by the stripe-like look) from Soulmate Ragdolls
The photos below are of Dior owned by Belladolls Ragdolls. Dior is a seal lynx bicolor Ragdoll (colour–because he’s Australian!).
Dior (owned by Belladolls Ragdolls) at 14 weeks. He is a seal lynx bicolor ragdoll. Notice how his color gets so much darker as he gets older.
This is Dior owned by Belladolls Ragdolls. Dior is a Seal Lynx BiColor Ragdoll.
Dior, a Seal Lynx BiColor Ragdoll, owned by Belladolls Ragdolls hanging around outside.
Dior, a Seal Lynx BiColor Ragdoll, owned by Belladolls Ragdolls at 10 months old. What a Beauty.
This is 10-year old Dente, owned by Sharon O’Rourke
Would you like to see another picture of a ragdoll cat? If so, please click on any of the Ragdoll color patterns below:
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[…] The seal mitted Ragdoll is perhaps one of the most magnificent looking felines on earth combine it with a blaze, and the seal mitted is even more striking. […]
[…] a year without my girl, I was introduced to an acquaintance’s Seal Bi-Colour Ragdoll and got an almighty tug at the heart strings! Before I knew it, my fiancé and I were looking […]
I am looking for a cat to adopt that looks like 10-year old Dente, owned by Sharon O’Rourke. Could be an adult or kitten.
[…] by Jenny on February 5, 2010 The Chocolate Ragdoll is a lighter brown in color than Ragdoll sealpoint. […]
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[…] their colors deepen as they age. There are numerous colors that the bicolor ragdoll can come in: seal, flame, blue, and tortie. They can come in the lynx or non lynx […]
Was wondering weather some one could help me in finding out what colour my baby girl is, I was told she is a ‘rare chocolate lynx’ ragdoll . Unsure though?
Sure – you can post a photo on our Facebook page and people will comment, if you want!
Hi Jenny – didn’t you used to have a section where we could post questions regarding our Ragdolls?? I used it a few times and got some very helpful information with my adopted Ragdoll. I have discovered from your site that my boy is a Seal Mitted Ragdoll. I see I can post his pick on your Facebook page, which I think I will do. My concern is he has begun ‘yowling’ in the middle of the night. He used to sleep right through and for the past few weeks he has started this new trick! Any suggestions?
I am currently loving three little ragdoll kittens (just turned four month). I had them weighed, and they come in at 9.5, 9.2, and 4.9 pounds respectively. The boys weigh the most, and their little sister is the tiny runt of the little. We are keeping them, as too many “prospective” adoptive homes became prospective nightmares. Only one was adopted out, and she won the lottery! She loves her home, and her new little baste hound too! I can’t help but wonder just HOW large these kittens will become?
Thanks for more info regarding the Colors of Ragdolls and these beautiful pictures! Lurve the pics. Such GORGEOUS kitties! So cute! (Psssst. Don’t tell my hubby but I’ve always wanted to get a 2nd Ragdoll for our home. Would lurve to have a Seal or a Flame for a 2nd Raggy! But, alas, there’s a one pet limit per apartment where we live. Sigh….)
Big hugs!
Patti & Pink Sugar 🙂 <3