Julia
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I gotta ask you. Does the jill bite you when you handle the kits? It seems to have been a problem overhere when people use a jill who is partcially wild. Now, the jill I used was only 12,5% polecat and she didn't bite me at all. But I know other breeders who used 25% and 50%, and their jills had a tendency to bite them during the raising of the kits. (Note, the hob i chose for the litter was between 25% or 50%)
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Gorgeus jill! Congrats with the kits. I hope they will behave nice when they get older. Just had 3 hybrid kits myself this year, only 20-30% but still. They behaved nicely, just spend lots and lots of time with them.
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Hahaha... Did you leave any of the rabbits or did you take them all while you were there? Nice one!
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Gorgeous ferrets mate! Especially Eddy, she's a real cutie. Nice pictures, what camera did you get?
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para - I have been keeping ferrets for 4 years now. Maybe I seem like a newbie against those of you who have been keeping ferrets for many more years. And no, i'm not a vet. But I have seen my share of ferrets through these years. And in my experience, I have never seen a ferret shed like this. Of course it could be that the ferret is changing coat, but I would seriosly considering taking it to the vet, in a hurry. That's my advise. Others have given their advise....
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This is not a ferret "changing coat"....! Ferrets shed totally different, they don't get naked in their necks.
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Take her to the vet! Jill jab.. She could still suffer sideeffects of staying in heat too long. The ferret on the pic i posted, is doing well today. We took her to the vet as soon as possible.
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Is she in heat?? I have seen a jill being too long in heat losing fur all over the body? Here are some pictures of a jill being in season WAY too long!
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Wonderful age.. an a cute little fellar! No more spoilt than he deserves i'm sure...
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My ferrrets switches... Some times they will eat the hole thing, others... Maybe only those crunchy legs and heads...
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That's so.... Ferrets!!
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My ferts never cared for catnip - they only saw the fun in throwing the bag around... *sigh* Stupid ferrets... The ferrets look great...! There's a cute face attached to that sable.
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Ohh... Mine has sleept in/sleeps in: Tubes, hammocks, boxes, blankets, beds, tents.... When they were outside in winther, they sleept in a box with blankets inside. Never used hay as bedding, even thow it should isolate good i've heard? So spoiled...
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I can only agree with the other posts.... Fantastic brilliant pictures! I diden't blink while watching.. Didn't wanna miss anything. :blush: I looks like the most fun day you've had. Someday, I wish that I could join in on a days ferreting... Just to watch and learn...
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ferretess - maybe he just likes watching the tv.... skycat: feng shui....!
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Hehe... Yeah.. It really is a ferret. And I can see the difference between ferrets and minks. I also think it would be very hard to see/locate if working a black ferret. Thanks mattydski
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*G* And since i'm not a hunter- my ferret dosen't bolt anything. They all get their meat served in a bowl. This is the father of my new ferret: A big hob, weighs about 2,3 kilos.
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Depends what you mean by lineage. A ferrets a ferret the way I look at it, there's a big enough ferret population here to ensure healthy genes, so most ferrets don't come with paperwork, come to think of it, I've never heard of a ferret having papers in the UK. Good lineage to most ferreters on here would be in the working ability of the animals, not how many shows that their parents/grandparents, etc, had won. Well... I don't buy ferrets because their parents won lots of shows. That's not important when buying ferrets. Actually it's irrelevant. When I write lineage i mean: Good
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Well - I would still love to have a Uk ferret.... Any one got a ferret with a good lineage?
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The albino with the pink fur... As soon as i took the pictures i washed her in clear water... I went off emiadietly (spells?!). Ferretess - Yeah. This is the one I was talking about.. She cost me 245 Euro's. That's including: Pet passport, Rabies vaccination, Normal ferret vaccination, Chip id and so on... Cheap actually when considering that I went to get her in another country. And she's a darling.... I'm really in love with her...
