Denne meldingen kom fra NRR’s representant
i Fife via NRR’s direkte info via nett.:
Vi presenterte vårt andre forslag med bilder og tekst , og for oversiktigheten
skyld delte
vi forslaget i 5 hovedpunkter. Dette bidro nok til at noen ønsket å
stemme over forslaget i
flere bolker, flere var bl.a skeptiske til fordeling av hvitt, både
på kroppen og i ansiktet.
Når vi foretok avstemming, fikk
vi 19 stemmer for, 8 stemte mot og 3 stemte avholdende,
og forslaget ble godtatt!
PROPOSAL from NORWAY (the changes is in red.)
We wish that the description under the chapter
of the FiFe-Standard: “General part” should be added
under the various pattern descriptions of the
Ragdoll. We hope that this will help clarify certain inconsistencies
of ruling in shows, as well as giving breeders
a clearer and more accurate description of the standard for Ragdolls.
| Original description |
Reference |
Subject |
New description |
|
The Ragdoll is a firm, large cat with a medium
boned muscular body. Solid in the overall appearance |
Ragdoll standard |
General |
The Ragdoll is a firm, large cat with a medium
to strong boned muscular body.
Solid in the overall appearance. |
|
Long body, medium bone structure, muscular.
Chest broad and well developed. Muscular and heavier in the hindquarters.
The mature cat is as broad at shoulders as it is at the hindquarters. |
|
Body |
Long body, medium to
strong bone structure, muscular. Chest broad and well developed.
Muscular and heavier in the hindquarters. The mature cat is as broad
at shoulders as it is at the hindquarters. |
|
Medium in length and of medium bone. Hind legs
to be slightly higher than the front, giving the line of the back
a slightly forward tilt in appearance. |
|
Legs |
Medium in length and of medium to strong bone. Hind legs to be slightly higher
than the front, giving the line of the back a slightly forward tilt
in appearance. |
Original
description |
Reference |
Subject |
New description |
|
(adopted
from FiFe-standard Category I and II, page 35): Points (except paws, chin and the possible stripe
on the bridge of the nose) and body colour as in the colourpoint,
well defined and in harmony with the body colour.
(adopted
from FiFe-standard General Part, page 61 ): White chin, with or without a white stripe on
the bridge of the nose. White mittens on the front legs; the hind legs
should be completely white at minimum up to the heel and at maximum
to the middle of the thigh.
|
Ragdoll Recognized colour variants |
Coat Part C (mitted) |
Points (except paws, chin and the possible white
stripe /marking(s)
on the bridge of the nose up to the forehead.) and body colour as in the colourpoint, well defined and in harmony
with the body colour. White chin, with or without a narrow white stripe/marking(s) on the bridge of the nose up to the forehead. Narrow white stripe/marking is
allowed on the muzzle as long as it follows the median line down into
the chin. White mittens on the front
legs; the hind legs should be Coloured spot(s) in this area is acceptable. |
|
(adopted
from FiFe-standard General Part, page 61): pink |
General Part Mitted |
Paw Pads |
|
| Original
description |
Reference |
Subject |
New
description |
|
(adopted
from FiFe-standard Category I and II, page 35) Body Colour is to be a shade lighter than the
points; white spots allowed on the back. |
Ragdoll Recognized colour variants |
Coat Part B (bicolour) |
Body Colour is to be a shade lighter than the
points; with or without white spots |
| (adopted
from FiFe-standard Category I and II, page 35) Nose leather and paw pads: pink |
Ragdoll Recognized colour variants |
Part D (bicolour) |
Nose leather |