Do Ragamuffins make biscuits often, or is their affection more about full-body leaning?
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Victoria Hamilton
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In my experience with Ragamuffins, they do both-but the biscuit-making is more of a ritual than a constant thing. Mine will knead on a soft blanket or my lap when she’s settling in for a nap, especially if she’s feeling particularly content. It’s not frantic or obsessive like some cats; it’s slow, deliberate, and almost meditative.
But their real love language is definitely the full-body lean. A Ragamuffin will press into you with their entire weight, head, shoulder, and flank, and just stay there. It’s a quiet, trusting gesture that says “you’re my safe spot.” If you have one, you know that lean is more meaningful than a dozen biscuits. It’s their way of anchoring themselves to you.
But their real love language is definitely the full-body lean. A Ragamuffin will press into you with their entire weight, head, shoulder, and flank, and just stay there. It’s a quiet, trusting gesture that says “you’re my safe spot.” If you have one, you know that lean is more meaningful than a dozen biscuits. It’s their way of anchoring themselves to you.
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