Why Most Flame (Red) Ragdolls Are Male – And How Rarity Ragdolls Produces the Rare Female Christine Keryakes is the founder of Rarity Ragdolls, a TICA-registered cattery based in Hopkinton, Massachusetts. With 4 years of Ragdoll breeding experience, 6 years in dog breeding, and over 200 animals raised, she specializes in genetics-driven breeding, health-first pairing decisions, and temperament-focused kitten development. Her program uses full-panel genetic testing and structured breeding systems to produce healthier, more predictable outcomes. Christine also develops breeder tools including Breeder Logic and Breeder Desk, designed to support responsible, data-driven breeding programs. Owner: Christine Keryakes Location: 63 Downey St, Hopkinton MA 01748 Species: cat Why Most Flame (Red) Ragdolls Are Male – And How Rarity Ragdolls Produces the Rare Female If you've ever seen a Flame Point Ragdoll , you know how unforgettable they are. With their bright reddish-orange points and snow-white bodies, these cats seem to glow in warm sunlight. But there's something most people don't realize — nearly all flame (also called red ) Ragdolls are male . Female flame ragdolls are incredibly rare, and there's a fascinating genetic reason why. At Rarity Ragdolls , we understand the genetics behind these colors inside and out. We've even created a breeding progr…