You brushed him, of course you remained friends with a ragdoll. You helped ensure his beautifulness, plus you clearly know how to scritch ears correctly.
As someone who's had five Ragdolls over the course of their life, I can confirm the breed has one of the most friendly, gentle dispositions in a cat you could ever ask for. One of our previous ones, Shadow, would jump up next to anyone as soon as they sat on the couch, demanding to be petted but content to flop down on his side right next to you if you only gave him what he thought was the minimal amount
Aw, that's great! My first two Raggies are/were so much like that. Gentle and sweet. Our first one was also a major lap cat, cuddling on any lap she could find. Our 3 year old Betty is affectionate, but also a total crazy, high energy spaz who refuses to be picked up or held for any length of time. 😆
I have a ragdoll/snowshoe cat that's the most neurotic thing. She acts like she wants, so badly, to be a cuddly lap cat but her anxiety won't let her. She'll see you coming and rub up on the wall or furniture while looking cute and purring up a storm but she'll only let you pet her for about five seconds then she scampers away and restarts the process. She'll purr loudly while actively squirming out of your grasp. She's the fluffiest, softest, most frustrating little thing.
My Ragdoll, indy, is right there at the door to greet all visitors and is never offended when he’s called fat!!! 🤣 He’s 13 1/2 and I hate when the vet calls him a senior! ❤️
Even the smaller ones look quite big! Ours is only 10lbs, but people always say he’s the biggest cat they’ve met! Our newest addition to the family just overtook him at 11lbs, but she’s still noticeably shorter/smaller than him.
@@sollitdude1 well yeah, it's cute because it's human-like. It's seeking comfort after the traumatic experience it had, just like many humans do. Yeah it's technically a sign of something negative, but the phenomenon itself is very wholesome because it reminds one that we are more similar to other animals than many people realize. Besides, it's gotta get cleaned even if it is traumatic. Better than it has a response that can increase bonding than an aggressive response.
Ragdolls are such sweethearts. When mine was at the vet they had to momentarily plug his nose because he was purring so loud they couldn't hear his heartbeat. He's the only pet I've ever had who likes going to check ups because all the staff coo over him.
The vet threatened to keep our boy because he was so chill, as he laid on the scale. 20 lbs of purr was how we described him. His 7 lb tuxedo girlfriend (yes, a black/white female cat) always enjoyed terrorizing the vet tech, but the big boy, just enjoyed everyone's adoration.
LOL, I had that happen with one of my cats (not a ragdoll) who thinks everyone is there to pet her, even at the vet! They had to stop her nose to cut off the purring too. 🤣
@@antiquegirl6505 LOL I had a female tuxie who lived to her 20s. Took her to the vet when she was about 19/20, me and my mum thought she'd be an absolute terror. She was fine, just paced around a lot confused. She did growl when he looked at her teeth though. Little cow broke out of her carrier on the way home and nestled herself next to the engine of someone's van. He only believed these two hysterical women's cat was there when he heard her meowing!
I have 2 ragdolls that I take to the groomers every 2-3 months and let me tell you, the girls at the pet groomers literally fight over who gets to groom them! Every time I walk in, they all get excited and say "our boys are here!" Always make me feel so good when they compliment how well behaved my boys were like a proud mama :)
I had a ragdoll growing up. We found him in the field after he got left behind. His markings were like a raccoon and he was so big, we thought he was a raccoon when we found him. Sweetest kitty ever. More like a dog then any other cat I’ve ever known.
Since cats clean themselves, I always wondered if they might appreciate someone else doing it, at least once in a while. Maybe that's why Oslo was so accepting, he wanted the help. Well done Oslo !
@@KindCountsDeb3773 I bet you of you train them early in life while they might be upset and rather do it themselves they probably can understand the gist of what’s going on. Or you get the oddball cat that genuinely likes warm water, my family had a cat that lived just over 20 years who couldn’t clean the litter from his paws later in life, and would happily sit his butt and tail into the bathtub water while my mother cleaned his paws for him.
So cute! My cat was huge as well. He was TWENTY POUNDS OF CAT, and NOT fat (vet confirmed!), he was simply a huge, muscled-up purr party. I miss him, because he was such a sweetheart. ❤
I miss my 7 pound Burmese (a healthy weight for him, the vet assured). I have noticed my big cats were easier to cuddle. Very small cats are afraid of being smooshed, instinctively, but I worked hard to get my lil boi to trust me and he became as great a cuddler as my big British Shorthairs, but it took a few years!
I’m sorry about your loss. I can’t stop missing my best friend either…he passed away last Fall. I just fell in love with a new cat. He’s amazing! You can’t beat the love of a cat you have bonded with, but I was ready to start again. He loves to ride on my shoulders and never wants me to leave the house, so we’re off to a promising start!
Beyond understand. I found an Abyssinian (likely a mix) as a stray. He's - no exaggeration - 1.5 feet long, not including his tail, and he's still growing. STILL GROWING. He's 11ish months per vet and just keeps getting bigger. I call him my ferret-cat because he's just *so* damn big and loooonnnngg... AND STILL GROWING.
Seriously! I spent my whole childhood with only ragdolls, and then we adopted a couple of shelter cats a few years ago and I was shocked at how itty bitty they were
He literally grew in size with each step out of his carrier. I love how relaxed and appreciative he was while you cleared out his "dindle berries area." ☺️ What an adorable and gentle giant. 🐱♥️
@CM Bea lol, that, as well as the fact that for some strange reason, that fluffy area on cats seems to attract dust bunnies, jiblets of paper, and strings from off the floor. Their bottoms are literal vacuum cleaners. When I was a little girl, I called my male dog's rear part dingle berries, and once I owned my first cat, I noticed she would occasionally have some random weird debris hanging from her fur back there. 😉 So I started calling that area the dingle berries spot. Lol 😂
My Madame Charlotte von Floofenheimer (purebred seal mitted) cost me nothing to adopt. Coming up on 16 years old and still in excellent health. You should look into adopting from a rescue org.
During the lockdown, a shelter was literally just giving away kittens for free, shots, spayed/neutered and everything. My coworker got what she thought was a Himalayan but it turned out to be a ragdoll that grew to be 27" and 26lbs of fluffy love. My coworker is 5'3" and looks like a child when he insists on sitting in her lap when we all come over for game night.
Wow, sounds like a beauty of a cat. Giving away for free must explain the strays in my area. Like people didn't want the responsibility any longer and just let them go... :(
My wife and I had a pair of sibling Ragdoll cats years and years ago, of course we called the brother Brother and the sister Sister. Their other names where the TTOT, the terrible twins of trouble, they were entertainment incarnate at all hours of the day and night, for years there was caterwauling, howls and kabooms throughout the nights and most days. They played hard and slept harder afterwards, they were the most fun ever, but time has passed and so have the TTOT, we will love and miss them forever.
This comment made me so happy to read. We have a brother and sister pair of 15y/o half ragdolls, and they’ve always been the same as your terrible twins. Even at their advanced age they’re always causing mischief together.
I used to cat sit for ragdolls. They were so cuddly and friendly, my favorite thing to do was pick them up, drape their front half over my shoulder, and walk around the house bouncing them like babies.
I have a blue-point Birman and every day I sincerely think - how did I deserve such an angel? She never ruined anything in the flat including plants and never showed her murder claws) Absolutely love my sweetest. Not to speak she never woke me up at night and totally got along with my schedule. ❤ Shanti, let me express my love to you on the 14th of Feb, you are so brilliant!
Same here with my blue point Birman , male , Indi, now 10 years old 🙃. Almost nobody believe me when I talk how he behaves . So happy to have such an amazing cat.
@Moebym I am indeed blessed. Sorry if I give you a stupid advice, but maybe a positive reinforcement might work? For example, putting a catnip smell on the scratching post and on the contrary a disgusting smell on the carpet/sofa to avoid scratching? Disgusting is normally the smell of citrus for cats, maybe a little bit of orange essential oil on the surface you want to save would help
I wanna show this video to everyone who says cats arent personable. The way he moved in for some cuddles after you were done like 'I still love you even tho you just tormented me', what a sweet boy
Cats all have distinct personalities, just like people. Ideally we all have the picture of a cat in mind that we'd like as a pet, and some people do buy cats for their looks, but I've always gotten a cat by letting them choose me. Even a couple strays over the years just ended up loving, and living with me, just like my last cat. I miss him a lot, need to stop watching cat vids
Even when he expresses his displeasure, he does so in gentle and non-agressive way. And even after all that, he comes to cuddle. What a sweet lovely feline.
As someone who owns and volunteers with cats, I have to express my appreciation for you and your followers. Everyone here has such respect for all animals. Many times, when I tell people I own cats, they immediately say something negative or clarify that they're a dog person like I asked. I love all the dog AND cat love on this channel. ❤️
As a dog person; those ppl are super rude. That's not how you go about a promising acquaintance. When someone has a pet I don't dig (e.g. bunnies), I just...leave it unsaid. I know I'm not that important that this person _needs_ to know every inch of my mind. Don't yuck other ppl's yums, guys.
I don't think I've ever seen such a sweet natured, loving cat, how lovely he is indeed. Also, the way that he responded to you calling him a good boy was just precious.
@@nimikina i grew up with birmans, though i don’t know anything of ragdolls, but the birman male who had chosen me, would always come to my bed if i cried, and pat my head until i lifted it, then he would crawl under as a pillow and purr when i put my head down on him. I still miss him, even though it’s been more than 7 years. He was my best friend for many years, and he never let me be alone. He also always brought me unharmed animals on my birthdays, because i had (as a 6 year old)scolded him enough about them being dead. No more dead animals, only living ones.
With every "giant cat" video I watch, I gradually realize just how big our cat was & why so many people were scared to come in the house 😂 I literally thought thirty pound cats were normal my entire life until I got my own ten pound kitty.
When I was younger, my family had a big cat. Most chill cat I ever have seen to this day, and he was _huge_ - something like two and a half feet tall standing normally. He unfortunately died fairly early in my life, but he was bigger than me for the entirety of his lifetime. I _still_ initially see every cat as small - even one of my current maine coone mixes - because my first encounter with one was such a ridiculously large one. Growing up around a cat like that is something else.
I feel ya! I have 3 large dogs (two 65Lbs + one 55Lbs) and 2 large cats (12Lbs and 20Lbs). I always think the 12Lb cat and 55Lb dog are "little" until I go over to friends' houses and their cats are all 6 - 8Lbs and the dogs are under 35Lbs. 😅 Guess when you start off with one big pet, it just naturally sets your standard to "above average"? 😂
My rag doll was 17 years old when I had to have him put down. I still cry when I think of him. He was the sweetest man, so mannerly. That was 2002. I feel certain I will see Sam again….❤️
I had a ragdoll and Norwegian mixed cat growing up and he was the friendliest giant. He was close to 20lbs. He would run up to anyone who came into the house and roll onto their feet for attention. He was the cuddliest boy.
He sounds like a cuddle beast and the sweetest boy. I wish I could have a Ragdoll but 1. I’m allergic, 2. My mom’s allergic to cats and 3. I have dogs that love to chase and harass small animals. So I fill my desire for the soft fluffy cuties by watching them on RUclips, especially Xiedubbel (rest in peace Timo).
@@mirandagoldstine8548 Siamese cats are reccomended for you! They Are like ragdolls but not fluffy, if you are looking for something fluffy you can get a persian but it has kind of issues, my friends persian cat died last year at the age of 15 just of its issues. But siamese cats has color points like dark mitted, blue mitted like ragdolls! Hope this helped. But i cant say anything surely because of the dogs tho! Because when we were going for a walk a small dog chased a cat with its most fast speed, but maybe you can get one someday, dont forget that life changes, your dogs are more important than regular cats on the social media. Thank you!
my seal point ragdoll is really inquisitive of strangers too, which leads me to believe this breed would not fare well outdoors vs. predators and thieves
Just a small warning for the people who've watched this, and are now considering a ragdoll as a pet. They are a wonderful breed of cat, but they are a lot more commitment than most other breeds. They can't be allowed outside unsupervised (too friendly, making them an easy target for predators and thieves), meaning they rely on their owners almost exclusively for stimulation - so you need to provide a rich indoor environment for them, and play with them regularly. They also really bond to their owners, following them around the house and wanting to be involved in everything they do, but that means they often get pretty bad separation anxiety, so they can't be left alone for massive periods of time. Certainly if you're someone who isn't home much, they aren't the cat for you. I have two, and I love them to bits. But I work from home, and am a bit of a homebody generally. In terms of commitment, they're really more like dogs than cats - very dependent on their owners, which can be nice, but does mean they demand far more of your time and attention than most cats.
I used to have a couple of Ragamuffin cats. They came from the Ragdoll, and are very similar in size, sweet disposition, and being indoor cats. I used to say letting them outside at all "voids their warranty" lol. Best cats ever. Follow you around like dogs. They want to be "where the action is." Even if that's just watching you wash dishes. Mine would spontaneously run together from one room to another now and then, but, overall they were great. They'd greet total strangers, and do the "ragamuffin flop" for belly rubs. It's not only their sweet nature that makes them vulnerable when outside, but they're also soft pawed. So, even with their claws (no one should ever declaw any cat) they can't defend themselves like other cats. They can also be a bit dopey at times. Mine did manage to catch a mouse in my basement once, so they are definitely still all cat. Overall though, like you mentioned, they're super affectionate and do crave more attention than the average cat.
If your cat is eliminating outside of the box, check for health issues first. Often bladder stones/crystals/infection causes this behavior. Next, check the litter itself. Is it clean? Does your cat dislike the type of litter? (Some cats dislike clay) Is the litterbox too small? Does the litterbox have a lid? (Many cats dislike this!) Are there enough litterboxes? (1 per cat +1) Is the litterbox high off the ground? (Having to step up can cause older cats with joint problems pain, and they won't want to step in it). Also consider litterbox locations, make sure they're spread out and in comfortable/calm/quiet areas. Eliminate stress in the environment and put litterboxes near common trouble spots where your cat goes outside. For cleaning cat urine, get an enzyme-based cleaner and blot, do not rub. Eliminate odor to help discourage urination in that area again.@@Evanz111
We have a ragdoll and I can confirm carrying him is like carrying a toddler! He loves brushes and comes to get blow dried every time we use the hairdryer but I’d kill for him to behave this well for the nail clippers 😂 what a good boy Oslo is
I have a Tuxedo Ragdoll, and he is simply gorgeous! Yes, he's a big boy, but has the ways of a kitten; very gentle, very nice and friendly, and playful.
Rag dolls are definitely my all time favourite cat breed! They’re known for having dog-like personalities and being extremely docile and loving cats . The breed got it’s name for its tendency to go limp due to relaxation when being held in a person arms. 😊🐈
Mine too. I only seen one in real life but what I know about them in general is that they are basically Newfies in cat form. We’ll save for one of my professors’ Ragdoll. She apparently is very selective of people. I guess there are outliers in Ragdolls.
My rag doll is absolutely insane. He is very very strong and very dangerous. He's 4.5 years and been Neutered and vets say there's nothing wrong with him but he smashes ornaments and a flat screen TV. He digs holes in carpets. He will savage you during bathing or brushing,. He will escape 2 people holding him during bathing and climb up your body and face or even wall and smash everything in the bathroom like a Tasmanian devil. And he doesn't meow like a normal cat he shrieks at the top of his lungs 24/7 over and over, unless he's asleep for no reason. We've tried everything with him, we got him a female ragdoll a few years ago who he would fight all the time so we had to get rid of her we even let him outside for some peace but you can still hear him through the brick walls, hes so loud and screeches and houls non stop and savages any other cats he comes across, one cat he caught and had pinned down in the middle of road. He is evil to the core and making our lives a mystery, he's damaging our relationship.
" The breed got it’s name for its tendency to go limp due to relaxation when being held in a person arms. 😊🐈" It did!?!?! =O Oh, my gosh, I'm gonna die! This melts my heart!
My ragdoll was sleeping next to me until he heard Oslo, now he's talking to my computer monitor. Ragdolls are a fantastic breed, so friendly with everyone!
What an absolutely gorgeous cat, both in appearance and personality. He's so FLUFFY! And how he cuddled against you after his grooming just melts my heart. Oslo is a treasure.
I have two of those big boys myself and I can confirm that they are just the sweetest little things who exist. They are very, very kind hearted and absolutely patient, super tolerant little men who are very attached to their owners and who overall do behave way more dogish than catish. They are also very curious and playful and they just want to be with their owners all the time. I would not trade them for the world. Their only minus is the excessive shedding of hair. Their fur is always just everywhere. 😂 And they can be very talkative. 😄
The most gentle and velcro combination for cats? That is the sweetest angel breed anyone could ever ask for. Thank you for sharing that experience with us
I have a lynx-pt/siamese & she's bigger than him. People freak out when they see her, but she's a real sweetheart. I'm always amazed how small most houses & street cats are in comparison to my girl. She's almost 6 & STILL growing..
He's sooooooo sweet and floofy!!!!! The hug at the end was so endearing! It was as if he was saying, "I forgive you, but I need some affection." So cute 😍 💓 💗 💕
My Maine Coons (especially my girl Nikita) takes this one step further and in response to my grooming her will groom ME! I love that she gets on board with the whole process and starts doing reciprocal grooming, and will lick my hand or arm while I’m grooming her 😻 (Except when she decides grooming is the worst and I am not permitted to help her in any way, and she’ll just get up and leave… and I’ve tried, but trying to press the issue and continue/reposition her is 1000% counterproductive! She is, after all, a cat 😂)
This makes me miss my ragdoll who passed away a little over 3 years ago. She was a great cat, and probably the best cat I've ever owned. Rest in peace Angelcake, you will be missed.
I love how RUclips let's you know what the most replayed part of a video is nowadays and for here, the most replayed part is watching this cute baby just melt right into her arms ♥️
This episode gave me such a bittersweet feeling. I had a ragdoll mix named Megatron and he was very much like Oslo in personality. Doesn't matter what you just put him through, if there's pets at the end, all is forgiven. Makes me miss my boy with my whole heart. He sadly passed away a few years ago due to kidney failure that we caught too late. I'm glad Oslo forgave you at the end! Love these videos!
My ragdoll lived to be very old. I still miss her so much even after 12 years... At 21 years old, she had been thru my first marriage, my first child and so much history. Strange how they just always seem to have been beside you, giving you love thru the highs and lows of life. No other pet EVER replaces another. Each family member makes a permanent place in your home and your heart...no matter how many pets you have! At least it seems that way to me...
Our first ragdoll is just over 2 years old. Since he grew up here from so tiny I just never realized how HUGE he grew up to be until I went to visit my parents and couldn't fathom how tiny their 2 cats are. Everybody laughed and said, "No, those are both normal cat size; your cat is just HUGE." Lol All the more cat to enjoy hugs from. (He gives me hugs just like the one in the video did.)
Awe Oslo, you are the sweetest boy!! The headbutt & snuggles at the end absolutely warmed my heart😻 I love when you have cats on your channel, especially ones that are as gorgeous & purrfectly beautiful as him🥰🥰😻😻
Rag dolls are so gentle. My sisters beloved rag doll let me shake his paw and he never scratched or bite. One of the friendliest chillest animals. Even dogs got along with him ❤
P.S.. I miss my ragdoll, Very intelligent and loyal to their owner... He wasn't keen on strangers, Chester was 2 years old when i rescued him, I was also his 4th owner. He lived to he was 11.. Thinking of getting on?.... be prepared to groom him / her regularly. I used to bath my fur baby regularly as well.
Aw, what a beautiful cat ❤️ Him snuggling with you at is the end is typical birma / Ragdoll behavior. My two boys can never stay mad at me either 😂🥰 They are such a sweet breed. But yes they are quite big and strong. My boys often follow me around and love to "help me work". Be it household stuff, or when I'm working from home 🙈 They are truly part of the family ❤️
When I read out loud “Activate Fly Mode” to my five year old, he started laughing very hard and kept laughing through the rest of the video 😊 I love how these videos are wonderful for young and old alike. What a beautiful, friendly chonk this kitty is. Lovely cat.💕
As someone with a young Ragdoll I’m honestly really looking forward to when he gets this big. Honestly my biggest flex is the fact I brush him everyday, so even after 2 years he has never had a mat.
I love that he wasn't mad at you afterwards. Half of them usually either look like they want to plot your demise or are absolutely heartbroken that you would put them through such torture as a bath (the ones who give the adorably pathetic mewls the whole time and still don't want to be your friend afterwards).
The value sized cat! Wow... And he was a little peeved at the end, despite his otherwise affectionate behavior- his eyes were showing irritation as was the twitching tail, but he is obviously a forgiving fellow. Someday, when I can have a cat again, I'd love to have one like this in my life. What a beauty.
He looks like such a sweetheart. I love ragdolls. I will never forget my former roommates ragdoll, Thomas. He was this grumpy old cat who didn't really like socializing with anyone but his owner, but if you worked for his affection, he would reward you by becoming close and socializing with you. It felt like such an achievement when he and I finally became friends.
I just realized I had a part ragdoll. She was the sweetest cat ever and she was really big (not as big as Oslo here though), so many people thought she was male because of how massive she was compared to the average cat. She loved to greet everybody in the morning and just hang out with whoever was available for cuddles. I miss her so much, it's been 3 years since she sadly passed away and I still think of her every day.
I have a half ragdoll, half "something that jumped over the back fence". She's a tortoiseshell so she doesn't resemble a ragdoll very much, but has the softest fur of any cat I've felt, and is super friendly, always wanting to be near me at all hours of the day.
That precious loving you got at the end , though! Thanking you for your gentleness and kindness!Hope you and everybody fam here has the most amazing Valentines Day Ever!! Love is ALL we need!!!
My Daughter had 2 Ragdolls. They were both very sweet and lovable. Lots of hair makes them look even bigger. I love how he snuggled up to you afterwards...too cute
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You brushed him, of course you remained friends with a ragdoll. You helped ensure his beautifulness, plus you clearly know how to scritch ears correctly.
I swear there is a technique, and I feel blessed to have mastered it, because kitties go ga ga for it !
The human was forgiven as they obviously showed loyalty to the prince
What the heck is scritch??
Love how there is a clear distinction from "scratch" and "scritch".
Hes a bigggg fan of chin rubs
As someone who's had five Ragdolls over the course of their life, I can confirm the breed has one of the most friendly, gentle dispositions in a cat you could ever ask for. One of our previous ones, Shadow, would jump up next to anyone as soon as they sat on the couch, demanding to be petted but content to flop down on his side right next to you if you only gave him what he thought was the minimal amount
Aw, that's great! My first two Raggies are/were so much like that. Gentle and sweet. Our first one was also a major lap cat, cuddling on any lap she could find. Our 3 year old Betty is affectionate, but also a total crazy, high energy spaz who refuses to be picked up or held for any length of time. 😆
How are they on the allergy scale? I know Maine Coons tend to be less of an issue than shorthairs. (I love cats; my allergies do not.)
That snuggle at the end❤
I have a ragdoll/snowshoe cat that's the most neurotic thing. She acts like she wants, so badly, to be a cuddly lap cat but her anxiety won't let her. She'll see you coming and rub up on the wall or furniture while looking cute and purring up a storm but she'll only let you pet her for about five seconds then she scampers away and restarts the process. She'll purr loudly while actively squirming out of your grasp. She's the fluffiest, softest, most frustrating little thing.
My Ragdoll, indy, is right there at the door to greet all visitors and is never offended when he’s called fat!!! 🤣 He’s 13 1/2 and I hate when the vet calls him a senior! ❤️
I like how he kept saying no throughout the whole thing 😂 "good boy!" and his response "nooo! 😾"
well atleast he speaks his mind openly🤣
"RELEASE ME"
I love how he doesn't seem that big at first and then as he emerges from the carrier it becomes clear just how MASSIVE he is.
It's bigger on the inside.
It reminds me of when you get a big present in a small box ❤
He is practically peeerfect in every way 😊
@@mysterylovescompany2657 Gee, thanks for explaining that for us, Holmes.
@@Choshako Why the hostility over a li'l Dr. Who reference, my guy?
Even the smaller ones look quite big! Ours is only 10lbs, but people always say he’s the biggest cat they’ve met! Our newest addition to the family just overtook him at 11lbs, but she’s still noticeably shorter/smaller than him.
That cuddle he gave at the end was him letting you know that all is forgiven. What a sweet cat.
He is a great ambassador.
when ragdoll cats hug you like that, its a sign of extreme stress btw. we might interpret it as cute, but its far from it.
@@sollitdude1where’d you hear that from
@@sollitdude1 well yeah, it's cute because it's human-like. It's seeking comfort after the traumatic experience it had, just like many humans do. Yeah it's technically a sign of something negative, but the phenomenon itself is very wholesome because it reminds one that we are more similar to other animals than many people realize.
Besides, it's gotta get cleaned even if it is traumatic. Better than it has a response that can increase bonding than an aggressive response.
@@sollitdude1 shut up lmao
I love having conversations with cats: “Hi kitty!” “Meow” “You’re so fluffy, you realize that?” “Meow”
Ragdolls are like the huskies of the cat world, very vocal, very floofy, and very friendly
Ragdolls are such sweethearts. When mine was at the vet they had to momentarily plug his nose because he was purring so loud they couldn't hear his heartbeat. He's the only pet I've ever had who likes going to check ups because all the staff coo over him.
Oh NO!
This is hilarious and so sweet
The vet threatened to keep our boy because he was so chill, as he laid on the scale. 20 lbs of purr was how we described him. His 7 lb tuxedo girlfriend (yes, a black/white female cat) always enjoyed terrorizing the vet tech, but the big boy, just enjoyed everyone's adoration.
LOL, I had that happen with one of my cats (not a ragdoll) who thinks everyone is there to pet her, even at the vet! They had to stop her nose to cut off the purring too. 🤣
@@antiquegirl6505 LOL I had a female tuxie who lived to her 20s. Took her to the vet when she was about 19/20, me and my mum thought she'd be an absolute terror. She was fine, just paced around a lot confused. She did growl when he looked at her teeth though. Little cow broke out of her carrier on the way home and nestled herself next to the engine of someone's van. He only believed these two hysterical women's cat was there when he heard her meowing!
The way he looked around when he walked out his carrier. “He was like where tf am I?!” 😂
"I was told I was going to Disneyland!"
@@CanyonALynn exactly! That’s look of someone who got lied to 😂
@@CanyonALynn lol...😁
@@caralove93 exactly 😂😭😂 like, "🧐I'VE BEEN JIPPED, HOODWINKED, BAMBOOZLED🤨 this isn't the BUFFET 😐" lmao
😂😂😂
I have 2 ragdolls that I take to the groomers every 2-3 months and let me tell you, the girls at the pet groomers literally fight over who gets to groom them! Every time I walk in, they all get excited and say "our boys are here!" Always make me feel so good when they compliment how well behaved my boys were like a proud mama :)
I love how he snuggled up to you at the end, so precious
"All is forgiven, hooman."
Who could resist a cuddle with Vanessa?
IKR?
Melted my heart, even though I'm not much of a cat person
That was my favorite part! 2nd was when she said "you're huge" 🤣
The way he tucked into you at the end for the cuddle was too precious 😭
Yesss!! He’s so precious ❤️❤️❤️
That's Ragdoll for you, they are affectionate cat and love to cuddle.
I had a ragdoll growing up. We found him in the field after he got left behind. His markings were like a raccoon and he was so big, we thought he was a raccoon when we found him.
Sweetest kitty ever. More like a dog then any other cat I’ve ever known.
Hello Jessica how are you doing today
You had a mainecoon
Same! My ragdoll is a rescue, like a dog, and has these funny racoon markings on his tail and face... It's cute
@@bryanguest2807 could be, vet said he was a ragdoll so that’s what I was going on 🤷♀️
As an owner of a ragdoll, I would have freaked out if my ragdoll went missing. They aren't meant to be left outside to fend for themselves.
The way he went in for cuddles after everything, melted my heart 😭💕
@Salty Sparkles: Yes, that was amazing.
That was so sweet!
A very studly GentleCat
Since cats clean themselves, I always wondered if they might appreciate someone else doing it, at least once in a while. Maybe that's why Oslo was so accepting, he wanted the help. Well done Oslo !
@@KindCountsDeb3773 I bet you of you train them early in life while they might be upset and rather do it themselves they probably can understand the gist of what’s going on.
Or you get the oddball cat that genuinely likes warm water, my family had a cat that lived just over 20 years who couldn’t clean the litter from his paws later in life, and would happily sit his butt and tail into the bathtub water while my mother cleaned his paws for him.
So cute! My cat was huge as well. He was TWENTY POUNDS OF CAT, and NOT fat (vet confirmed!), he was simply a huge, muscled-up purr party. I miss him, because he was such a sweetheart. ❤
Purr party, I love it.
I miss my 7 pound Burmese (a healthy weight for him, the vet assured). I have noticed my big cats were easier to cuddle. Very small cats are afraid of being smooshed, instinctively, but I worked hard to get my lil boi to trust me and he became as great a cuddler as my big British Shorthairs, but it took a few years!
I’m sorry about your loss. I can’t stop missing my best friend either…he passed away last Fall. I just fell in love with a new cat. He’s amazing! You can’t beat the love of a cat you have bonded with, but I was ready to start again. He loves to ride on my shoulders and never wants me to leave the house, so we’re off to a promising start!
my childhood cat and both of my adulthood cats are this massive too! Sometimes I forget that most cats are much smaller haha
Beyond understand. I found an Abyssinian (likely a mix) as a stray. He's - no exaggeration - 1.5 feet long, not including his tail, and he's still growing. STILL GROWING. He's 11ish months per vet and just keeps getting bigger. I call him my ferret-cat because he's just *so* damn big and loooonnnngg... AND STILL GROWING.
I love how he came in for a hug afterwards. ❤️
Hello Anita how are you doing today
standard ragdoll behavior😭 i adore them so much
loved the conversation you two had at 1:10
- Good boy.
- I know.
- Good boy.
- I KNOW!
As a person who only owned a ragdoll cat, I’m always surprised how SMALL other cats are 😂
I’ve only owned Maine Coons, I feel the same way! Regular cats are so tiny
Surely, the're not as big as mainecoons?
@@Rathbone_fan_accountThey’re similar. Maine Coons are the largest non-hybrid breed, but Ragdolls are a close second.
Yes! Same
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Seriously! I spent my whole childhood with only ragdolls, and then we adopted a couple of shelter cats a few years ago and I was shocked at how itty bitty they were
I have 2 they don’t stop growing till they’re about 4. They are like puppies they follow me everywhere.
He literally grew in size with each step out of his carrier. I love how relaxed and appreciative he was while you cleared out his "dindle berries area." ☺️
What an adorable and gentle giant. 🐱♥️
@CM Bea lol, that, as well as the fact that for some strange reason, that fluffy area on cats seems to attract dust bunnies, jiblets of paper, and strings from off the floor. Their bottoms are literal vacuum cleaners.
When I was a little girl, I called my male dog's rear part dingle berries, and once I owned my first cat, I noticed she would occasionally have some random weird debris hanging from her fur back there. 😉 So I started calling that area the dingle berries spot. Lol 😂
it's like it's decompressing itself with each step
"Excuse me miss, do you mind if I 🇪 🇽 🇵 🇦 🇳 🇩"
@@tjenadonn6158 LOL
I was impressed. How'd they fit that much cat into that tiny box?
Aww, the way he snuggled up next to her even after the groom was so cute! Not that I could ever afford one, but I love Ragdoll kitties ❤
My Madame Charlotte von Floofenheimer (purebred seal mitted) cost me nothing to adopt. Coming up on 16 years old and still in excellent health. You should look into adopting from a rescue org.
@@scarybaldguy Your kitty has a great name!
@@scarybaldguyDo you call her by her full name, I’m sure with that regal of appearance she demands to be addressed by her full awesome name.
Consider adopting a retired breeding cat if you're open to an adult. My show quality cat was only $250 (marked down from the $3500 the breeder paid).
During the lockdown, a shelter was literally just giving away kittens for free, shots, spayed/neutered and everything. My coworker got what she thought was a Himalayan but it turned out to be a ragdoll that grew to be 27" and 26lbs of fluffy love. My coworker is 5'3" and looks like a child when he insists on sitting in her lap when we all come over for game night.
Wow, sounds like a beauty of a cat. Giving away for free must explain the strays in my area. Like people didn't want the responsibility any longer and just let them go... :(
I love how initially he seemed average sized, then he emerged from the carrier and it became apparent he is a very big boi.
It was like a clown car!
My wife and I had a pair of sibling Ragdoll cats years and years ago, of course we called the brother Brother and the sister Sister. Their other names where the TTOT, the terrible twins of trouble, they were entertainment incarnate at all hours of the day and night, for years there was caterwauling, howls and kabooms throughout the nights and most days. They played hard and slept harder afterwards, they were the most fun ever, but time has passed and so have the TTOT, we will love and miss them forever.
Ohhhh such wonderful memories! 😺+😺=💖
This comment made me so happy to read. We have a brother and sister pair of 15y/o half ragdolls, and they’ve always been the same as your terrible twins. Even at their advanced age they’re always causing mischief together.
I used to cat sit for ragdolls. They were so cuddly and friendly, my favorite thing to do was pick them up, drape their front half over my shoulder, and walk around the house bouncing them like babies.
My aunt used to breed ragdolls. They were such sweet little fluffballs! I adored them. And Oslo has some beautiful points!!
The way he snuggled up to you when you were petting him toward the end, sooooooo sweet. He was loving the affection ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
0:03 OMG ITS SO CUTE HOW HE LOOKS AROUND AAAAAAAA
YESSSSSS AAAAA I WANNA SQUISH HIM SO BADDD
I have a blue-point Birman and every day I sincerely think - how did I deserve such an angel? She never ruined anything in the flat including plants and never showed her murder claws) Absolutely love my sweetest. Not to speak she never woke me up at night and totally got along with my schedule. ❤ Shanti, let me express my love to you on the 14th of Feb, you are so brilliant!
Same here with my blue point Birman , male , Indi, now 10 years old 🙃. Almost nobody believe me when I talk how he behaves . So happy to have such an amazing cat.
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@Moebym I am indeed blessed. Sorry if I give you a stupid advice, but maybe a positive reinforcement might work? For example, putting a catnip smell on the scratching post and on the contrary a disgusting smell on the carpet/sofa to avoid scratching? Disgusting is normally the smell of citrus for cats, maybe a little bit of orange essential oil on the surface you want to save would help
Oslo coming out of the carrier was like "did he really fit in there?" A very fluffy good kitty💕
Just barely 😅
Clown Carrier.
Like a clown car... never ending 🤣🤣
I like how she calls the claws “murder mittens”😂😂
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Badass name ngl 😂
I wanna show this video to everyone who says cats arent personable. The way he moved in for some cuddles after you were done like 'I still love you even tho you just tormented me', what a sweet boy
Cats all have distinct personalities, just like people.
Ideally we all have the picture of a cat in mind that we'd like as a pet, and some people do buy cats for their looks, but I've always gotten a cat by letting them choose me. Even a couple strays over the years just ended up loving, and living with me, just like my last cat. I miss him a lot, need to stop watching cat vids
Cats are likely to be humans in meow forms
They have the same diseases like us and the same personalities as well
I just accept every "moew" is a gentle "no" every time 💕
Even when he expresses his displeasure, he does so in gentle and non-agressive way. And even after all that, he comes to cuddle. What a sweet lovely feline.
As someone who owns and volunteers with cats, I have to express my appreciation for you and your followers. Everyone here has such respect for all animals. Many times, when I tell people I own cats, they immediately say something negative or clarify that they're a dog person like I asked. I love all the dog AND cat love on this channel. ❤️
"... like I asked..."
That! 🙌
This is so true 😭
As a dog person; those ppl are super rude. That's not how you go about a promising acquaintance.
When someone has a pet I don't dig (e.g. bunnies), I just...leave it unsaid. I know I'm not that important that this person _needs_ to know every inch of my mind.
Don't yuck other ppl's yums, guys.
Well, welcome in! I hope you stay around for a while. I love animals and I'm glad you do to!
Tell me you don’t like cats: I don’t like you
I don't think I've ever seen such a sweet natured, loving cat, how lovely he is indeed. Also, the way that he responded to you calling him a good boy was just precious.
Ragdolls just love humans too much to stay mad at them. Even if you stand on their tail they will be like "it's fine, no worry, I love you".
@@nimikina i grew up with birmans, though i don’t know anything of ragdolls, but the birman male who had chosen me, would always come to my bed if i cried, and pat my head until i lifted it, then he would crawl under as a pillow and purr when i put my head down on him. I still miss him, even though it’s been more than 7 years. He was my best friend for many years, and he never let me be alone. He also always brought me unharmed animals on my birthdays, because i had (as a 6 year old)scolded him enough about them being dead. No more dead animals, only living ones.
To my knowledge, rag doll cats are bred specifically with passing docile and kind traits, creating an almost dog-like gentleness.
@@TurtleShroom3 Oh they are the PERFECT cat for me then
@@toolatetothestory
It is always better to adopt, but if you want to buy one, go for it.
With every "giant cat" video I watch, I gradually realize just how big our cat was & why so many people were scared to come in the house 😂
I literally thought thirty pound cats were normal my entire life until I got my own ten pound kitty.
When I was younger, my family had a big cat. Most chill cat I ever have seen to this day, and he was _huge_ - something like two and a half feet tall standing normally. He unfortunately died fairly early in my life, but he was bigger than me for the entirety of his lifetime. I _still_ initially see every cat as small - even one of my current maine coone mixes - because my first encounter with one was such a ridiculously large one. Growing up around a cat like that is something else.
… my siamese is a whooping 4.5 pounds.
@@gougougolls my current cat is 5 pounds tops 😂
I feel ya! I have 3 large dogs (two 65Lbs + one 55Lbs) and 2 large cats (12Lbs and 20Lbs). I always think the 12Lb cat and 55Lb dog are "little" until I go over to friends' houses and their cats are all 6 - 8Lbs and the dogs are under 35Lbs. 😅 Guess when you start off with one big pet, it just naturally sets your standard to "above average"? 😂
My sister has a domestic shorthair cat that is only 3.5kg and very small for her age (she's 7)
My rag doll was 17 years old when I had to have him put down. I still cry when I think of him. He was the sweetest man, so mannerly. That was 2002. I feel certain I will see Sam again….❤️
I'm sorry for your loss
Can I as what happened to your ragdoll before he was put down ?
Mine was 21. Put down end of 2020. Rip Toby. Sweetest ragdoll cat, oslo reminds me of him.
@@MHCE444 He had a cancer that had eaten the roof of his mouth. He couldn’t eat anymore. When you love your pets, that means putting them out of pain.
They'll all come back. Cats are too sweet not to.
I had a ragdoll and Norwegian mixed cat growing up and he was the friendliest giant. He was close to 20lbs. He would run up to anyone who came into the house and roll onto their feet for attention. He was the cuddliest boy.
He sounds like a cuddle beast and the sweetest boy. I wish I could have a Ragdoll but 1. I’m allergic, 2. My mom’s allergic to cats and 3. I have dogs that love to chase and harass small animals. So I fill my desire for the soft fluffy cuties by watching them on RUclips, especially Xiedubbel (rest in peace Timo).
Sounds adorable. I wonder how they measure against a Maine coon?
@@mirandagoldstine8548 Siamese cats are reccomended for you! They Are like ragdolls but not fluffy, if you are looking for something fluffy you can get a persian but it has kind of issues, my friends persian cat died last year at the age of 15 just of its issues. But siamese cats has color points like dark mitted, blue mitted like ragdolls! Hope this helped. But i cant say anything surely because of the dogs tho! Because when we were going for a walk a small dog chased a cat with its most fast speed, but maybe you can get one someday, dont forget that life changes, your dogs are more important than regular cats on the social media. Thank you!
my seal point ragdoll is really inquisitive of strangers too, which leads me to believe this breed would not fare well outdoors vs. predators and thieves
2.2 million people have watched my big dude have a bath and I just love that
OSLO Little meows while getting wet is so cute, such a gentle giant 🥰
Just a small warning for the people who've watched this, and are now considering a ragdoll as a pet. They are a wonderful breed of cat, but they are a lot more commitment than most other breeds. They can't be allowed outside unsupervised (too friendly, making them an easy target for predators and thieves), meaning they rely on their owners almost exclusively for stimulation - so you need to provide a rich indoor environment for them, and play with them regularly. They also really bond to their owners, following them around the house and wanting to be involved in everything they do, but that means they often get pretty bad separation anxiety, so they can't be left alone for massive periods of time. Certainly if you're someone who isn't home much, they aren't the cat for you.
I have two, and I love them to bits. But I work from home, and am a bit of a homebody generally. In terms of commitment, they're really more like dogs than cats - very dependent on their owners, which can be nice, but does mean they demand far more of your time and attention than most cats.
ok thanks for the advice ❣
i'm in luck then! my cat has a similar disposition, she's just a very small calico instead. my main concern is all that fur lol
@@honeycomb937 Beautiful
Late reply, but they're basically for those who like to spend alot of time with their pets
I used to have a couple of Ragamuffin cats. They came from the Ragdoll, and are very similar in size, sweet disposition, and being indoor cats. I used to say letting them outside at all "voids their warranty" lol. Best cats ever. Follow you around like dogs. They want to be "where the action is." Even if that's just watching you wash dishes. Mine would spontaneously run together from one room to another now and then, but, overall they were great. They'd greet total strangers, and do the "ragamuffin flop" for belly rubs. It's not only their sweet nature that makes them vulnerable when outside, but they're also soft pawed. So, even with their claws (no one should ever declaw any cat) they can't defend themselves like other cats. They can also be a bit dopey at times. Mine did manage to catch a mouse in my basement once, so they are definitely still all cat. Overall though, like you mentioned, they're super affectionate and do crave more attention than the average cat.
How does this cat manage to come out the carrier it’s in looking bigger than the entire carrier? It’s like an optical illusion :’)
lots of floof :)
It’s a cat. They fit in jars, tight spaces, etc. Cats are liquid.
@@humanhater2266 If only my cat would stop leaving so much liquid outside the litter tray 😞
Clown carrier.
If your cat is eliminating outside of the box, check for health issues first. Often bladder stones/crystals/infection causes this behavior. Next, check the litter itself. Is it clean? Does your cat dislike the type of litter? (Some cats dislike clay) Is the litterbox too small? Does the litterbox have a lid? (Many cats dislike this!) Are there enough litterboxes? (1 per cat +1) Is the litterbox high off the ground? (Having to step up can cause older cats with joint problems pain, and they won't want to step in it). Also consider litterbox locations, make sure they're spread out and in comfortable/calm/quiet areas. Eliminate stress in the environment and put litterboxes near common trouble spots where your cat goes outside. For cleaning cat urine, get an enzyme-based cleaner and blot, do not rub. Eliminate odor to help discourage urination in that area again.@@Evanz111
He didn't seem happy about singing the song of his people, but the way he hugged Vanessa at the end was adorable 💕
We have a ragdoll and I can confirm carrying him is like carrying a toddler! He loves brushes and comes to get blow dried every time we use the hairdryer but I’d kill for him to behave this well for the nail clippers 😂 what a good boy Oslo is
I have a Tuxedo Ragdoll, and he is simply gorgeous!
Yes, he's a big boy, but has the ways of a kitten; very gentle, very nice and friendly, and playful.
Rag dolls are definitely my all time favourite cat breed! They’re known for having dog-like personalities and being extremely docile and loving cats . The breed got it’s name for its tendency to go limp due to relaxation when being held in a person arms. 😊🐈
Mine too. I only seen one in real life but what I know about them in general is that they are basically Newfies in cat form. We’ll save for one of my professors’ Ragdoll. She apparently is very selective of people. I guess there are outliers in Ragdolls.
I have a pure bred rag doll and she didn’t get the memo about the limp part 🥺but definitely has dog like traits.
My rag doll is absolutely insane. He is very very strong and very dangerous. He's 4.5 years and been
Neutered and vets say there's nothing wrong with him but he smashes ornaments and a flat screen TV. He digs holes in carpets. He will savage you during bathing or brushing,. He will escape 2 people holding him during bathing and climb up your body and face or even wall and smash everything in the bathroom like a Tasmanian devil. And he doesn't meow like a normal cat he shrieks at the top of his lungs 24/7 over and over, unless he's asleep for no reason. We've tried everything with him, we got him a female ragdoll a few years ago who he would fight all the time so we had to get rid of her we even let him outside for some peace but you can still hear him through the brick walls, hes so loud and screeches and houls non stop and savages any other cats he comes across, one cat he caught and had pinned down in the middle of road. He is evil to the core and making our lives a mystery, he's damaging our relationship.
" The breed got it’s name for its tendency to go limp due to relaxation when being held in a person arms. 😊🐈"
It did!?!?! =O Oh, my gosh, I'm gonna die! This melts my heart!
My ragdoll was sleeping next to me until he heard Oslo, now he's talking to my computer monitor. Ragdolls are a fantastic breed, so friendly with everyone!
The way he was looking around after he came out of the cage was adorable.
What an absolutely gorgeous cat, both in appearance and personality. He's so FLUFFY! And how he cuddled against you after his grooming just melts my heart. Oslo is a treasure.
2:20 OH MY GOD the way he goes in for a hug, I love this so much!
Hello Liddle how are you doing today
I have two of those big boys myself and I can confirm that they are just the sweetest little things who exist. They are very, very kind hearted and absolutely patient, super tolerant little men who are very attached to their owners and who overall do behave way more dogish than catish. They are also very curious and playful and they just want to be with their owners all the time. I would not trade them for the world. Their only minus is the excessive shedding of hair. Their fur is always just everywhere. 😂 And they can be very talkative. 😄
The most gentle and velcro combination for cats? That is the sweetest angel breed anyone could ever ask for. Thank you for sharing that experience with us
The way he came for a cuddle at the end... My heart just melted! 💞
I like to think he realized how much better he felt after his grooming, and was thankful in the end! 😄
OMG what a lovey! Considering so many cats tend to act like Mayonnaise, he was exceptionally well-behaved. :)
*distant disgruntled Mayonnaise noises*
He was such a good boy!! Those cuddles at the end 😍
I have a lynx-pt/siamese & she's bigger than him. People freak out when they see her, but she's a real sweetheart. I'm always amazed how small most houses & street cats are in comparison to my girl. She's almost 6 & STILL growing..
I would absolutely love to have a cat like him. He seems so well behaved and polite. He's absolutely gorgeous too!
2:33 that was a startling transition 🤣🤣
Beautiful cat! He is a big boy! You could really tell by his paws when you were shaving them. He really loves you, Vanessa! It's nice to see that.
He's sooooooo sweet and floofy!!!!! The hug at the end was so endearing! It was as if he was saying, "I forgive you, but I need some affection." So cute 😍 💓 💗 💕
1:23 and 1:55 It is absolutely adorable that he’s helping you groom him!
My Maine Coons (especially my girl Nikita) takes this one step further and in response to my grooming her will groom ME! I love that she gets on board with the whole process and starts doing reciprocal grooming, and will lick my hand or arm while I’m grooming her 😻
(Except when she decides grooming is the worst and I am not permitted to help her in any way, and she’ll just get up and leave… and I’ve tried, but trying to press the issue and continue/reposition her is 1000% counterproductive! She is, after all, a cat 😂)
This video has it all! From how massive he is next to you to how his head becomes a tiny nub with the happy hoodie 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
This makes me miss my ragdoll who passed away a little over 3 years ago. She was a great cat, and probably the best cat I've ever owned. Rest in peace Angelcake, you will be missed.
oh my god the loving response the cat gave after it was done made me cry that was so frickin sweet
I love how RUclips let's you know what the most replayed part of a video is nowadays and for here, the most replayed part is watching this cute baby just melt right into her arms ♥️
This episode gave me such a bittersweet feeling. I had a ragdoll mix named Megatron and he was very much like Oslo in personality. Doesn't matter what you just put him through, if there's pets at the end, all is forgiven. Makes me miss my boy with my whole heart. He sadly passed away a few years ago due to kidney failure that we caught too late. I'm glad Oslo forgave you at the end! Love these videos!
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Sorry for your loss. It is devastating when we loose our fur children.
RIP
My ragdoll lived to be very old. I still miss her so much even after 12 years... At 21 years old, she had been thru my first marriage, my first child and so much history. Strange how they just always seem to have been beside you, giving you love thru the highs and lows of life. No other pet EVER replaces another. Each family member makes a permanent place in your home and your heart...no matter how many pets you have! At least it seems that way to me...
Sorry for your loss. I know the exact feeling.
He is so freaking well mannered
They are lovely, lovely kitties.
Our first ragdoll is just over 2 years old. Since he grew up here from so tiny I just never realized how HUGE he grew up to be until I went to visit my parents and couldn't fathom how tiny their 2 cats are. Everybody laughed and said, "No, those are both normal cat size; your cat is just HUGE." Lol
All the more cat to enjoy hugs from. (He gives me hugs just like the one in the video did.)
Awe Oslo, you are the sweetest boy!! The headbutt & snuggles at the end absolutely warmed my heart😻 I love when you have cats on your channel, especially ones that are as gorgeous & purrfectly beautiful as him🥰🥰😻😻
Hello Jennifer how are you doing today
THIS CAT IS F L O O F L O R D 👑
Hello Susan how are you doing today
Rag dolls are so gentle. My sisters beloved rag doll let me shake his paw and he never scratched or bite. One of the friendliest chillest animals. Even dogs got along with him ❤
This cat is so friendly 😭 Everyone loves the hug at the end, but my heart also melted when I saw you cuddling him while brushing at 2:00!
I bet he was all purrs
I loved how he cuddled up to you, you can tell he's a well love fur baby .. 💗💞
P.S..
I miss my ragdoll, Very intelligent and loyal to their owner...
He wasn't keen on strangers,
Chester was 2 years old when i rescued him, I was also his 4th owner.
He lived to he was 11..
Thinking of getting on?.... be prepared to groom him / her regularly.
I used to bath my fur baby regularly as well.
Wow, what a beautiful, gorgeous cat!😍😻🐈😻😍
Aw, what a beautiful cat ❤️
Him snuggling with you at is the end is typical birma / Ragdoll behavior. My two boys can never stay mad at me either 😂🥰
They are such a sweet breed. But yes they are quite big and strong. My boys often follow me around and love to "help me work". Be it household stuff, or when I'm working from home 🙈
They are truly part of the family ❤️
Hello Lorraine how are you doing today
When I read out loud “Activate Fly Mode” to my five year old, he started laughing very hard and kept laughing through the rest of the video 😊 I love how these videos are wonderful for young and old alike. What a beautiful, friendly chonk this kitty is. Lovely cat.💕
My nephew loves these videos too!
As someone with a young Ragdoll I’m honestly really looking forward to when he gets this big.
Honestly my biggest flex is the fact I brush him everyday, so even after 2 years he has never had a mat.
That has to be the most adorable ending to any of your visits, the way he nuzzles into your for protection is so lovely.
Ragdolls are the definition of a gentle giant, I adore them so much. What a kind and sweet cat.
Really beautiful cat with the most affectionate personality. I want one!!
1:14
Her "Good boy, Good boy"
Him "no no"
I love that he wasn't mad at you afterwards. Half of them usually either look like they want to plot your demise or are absolutely heartbroken that you would put them through such torture as a bath (the ones who give the adorably pathetic mewls the whole time and still don't want to be your friend afterwards).
He was definitely swishing his tail in annoyance, but he was too good natured to turn down a hug lol
I melted when he went in for come cuddles after! Such a sweetpea!
I love how he came out of the crate and was just looking around like, “Where the hell am I?”
Hello Isbella how are you doing today
HOW CUTE OSLO in the end he looked more fluffy and affectionate, he behaved very well
Hello Martha how are you doing today
Wow, the dog is beautiful and gorgeous too!😍🐕😍
The value sized cat! Wow... And he was a little peeved at the end, despite his otherwise affectionate behavior- his eyes were showing irritation as was the twitching tail, but he is obviously a forgiving fellow. Someday, when I can have a cat again, I'd love to have one like this in my life. What a beauty.
I noticed that too. Any other cat would have scratched her face off, but he was like "I feel awful, I need a hug!"
What a gorgeous cuddly cloud of a cat! Oslo has quite stolen my heart. I'm so glad he got so many pets.
He looks like such a sweetheart. I love ragdolls. I will never forget my former roommates ragdoll, Thomas. He was this grumpy old cat who didn't really like socializing with anyone but his owner, but if you worked for his affection, he would reward you by becoming close and socializing with you. It felt like such an achievement when he and I finally became friends.
Rag dolls are amazing cats and so gorgeous. Happy Valentines 💘
Hello Jennifer how are you doing today
Good grief, I didn't expect all of that to come out of the crate.
I just realized I had a part ragdoll. She was the sweetest cat ever and she was really big (not as big as Oslo here though), so many people thought she was male because of how massive she was compared to the average cat. She loved to greet everybody in the morning and just hang out with whoever was available for cuddles. I miss her so much, it's been 3 years since she sadly passed away and I still think of her every day.
Sorry for your loss 😢 I bet she was very beautiful too 🥰
I have a half ragdoll, half "something that jumped over the back fence". She's a tortoiseshell so she doesn't resemble a ragdoll very much, but has the softest fur of any cat I've felt, and is super friendly, always wanting to be near me at all hours of the day.
tortoise shell?
@@gamegod6859 tortoiseshell is the colour of the cat, a mixture of colours, black, brown, white and orange in my cat's case.
My ragdoll's fur is exactly like yours. The softest and nicest I ever felt. Especially the belly one 😍😍😍
That precious loving you got at the end , though! Thanking you for your gentleness and kindness!Hope you and everybody fam here has the most amazing Valentines Day Ever!! Love is ALL we need!!!
Hello Kimberly how are you doing today
My Daughter had 2 Ragdolls. They were both very sweet and lovable. Lots of hair makes them look even bigger.
I love how he snuggled up to you afterwards...too cute
Yes, my people are being represented!! Lol Love my Ragdoll!
Hello Debo how are you doing today
@@stevenanthony8952 hello, why are you spamming comments?
He's like a big cloud! Amazing!
1:43 LARGE FLOOF SPOTTED
Was like a magic trick. Seeing that big of a cat come out of a small carrier.