Is a Ragdoll too trusting for unsupervised outdoor time, even in a quiet yard?
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Olivia Bennett
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I've had Ragdolls for years, and yes, their trusting nature can be a real concern outside. Even in a quiet yard, they might not recognize danger from a passing dog or a predator, and they're less likely to run away or defend themselves. I only let mine out supervised on a harness or in a fully enclosed catio, because their gentle temperament just isn't built for the unpredictability of the outdoors.
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