This specific breed of cats tends to be very dependent on their owners. This is because they’re bred to be indoor cats and to be a human’s best friend.
2. Ragdolls Are Big Babies!
Some cats hate being bothered or carried by children, but in this case, children will enjoy carrying the ragdoll around and the ragdoll will enjoy it even more!
Knowing that ragdolls are very dependent cats, you won’t be surprised to learn that they will meow loudly when they need something, for example, a clean litter box, food, attention, etc.
4. Play Aggression
Play aggression is one of the ragdoll cat behavior problems which is hardest to handle. Sometimes they become so excited when you play with them and this may turn into aggression.
Ragdolls are extremely picky when it comes to food and toys.
If they don’t like the food, they’re just going to leave it and NO, they won’t eat it later!
6. Furniture Lovers
If you don’t pay attention to them, these cats may get frustrated or bored and scratch the furniture.
Ragdoll cats are long-haired cats and by licking, they swallow fur which is not digestible. This leads to the development of hairballs which your cat eventually vomits.