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Ragdoll cats are some of the most docile, chill, and laid back breeds of the feline world; and are known for their ability to get along with other animals. For this reason, the concerns of Ragdolls not getting along with your existing pets is very minimal, but pet owners should take note of their existing animals' mentality towards the introduction of new pets into the home.

Ragdoll cats are some of the most docile, chill, and laid back breeds of the feline world; and are known for their ability to get along with children of all ages. It is for this reason Ragdolls are considered one of the top perfect breeds to be introduced into a family home. Though the risk of a Ragdoll not getting along with a small child is very minimal, parents should evaluate how their children (especially the little ones) interact around other pets.

Over decades of perfecting the genetic traits of the Ragdoll breed, Ragdolls are known for being docile and incredibly trusting. As a result of these carefully, genetically bred traits, Ragdolls are NOT outside cats. In fact, there is a high risk of your Ragdoll becoming injured, or worse if they're allowed to be left outside. In short, because of the Ragdoll's inherently trusting nature, it leaves them to not easily perceive danger like most other breeds.