Up to this point, we've gone through the most important questions to ask cat breeders and what they have to provide when you get a cat from them. The breeder will have some questions of their own to ask you. They will want to know how you'll be able to care for the cat, so they will ask about these things. Where you live - providing enough space for the cat is important and the breeder will want to know if you can do that.  How much time you have to spend with the cat - cats may be independent animals, but they're still not a good fit for those who travel a lot, so be prepared to answer some questions about availability.  If you have experience with cats - this will help the breeder know what information to offer you about caring for the kitten. Don't worry if you haven't had a cat before, being willing to learn is all that the breeder wants to see.  If you have other animals in the house - the breeder will want to know if your house is cat friendly, so they will want to know if you have other animals because these may or may not be a good fit for the new cat.  If you can afford to care for the cat - this is an important aspect that the breeder will touch upon, so be prepared to provide proof of income. Caring for a Ragdoll cat comes at a certain cost and the breeder will want to know that you are able to support it.