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thats a lovely picture soon be running around and giving you the runaround
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nature provides the most stunning colours especially in birds and butterflies
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the dog men are constantly discussing what is the best meat / bone ratio to feed their dogs for tip top health and what to add to improve their dogs coats and digestive system so what is the difference in putting a ferrets health requirements
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sue, the guy is asking what to feed, the first two replies, keep it short and sweet, FRESH RABBIT, we have a joke about it, as para rightly say's, he should know this before breeding kitts, but christ, you even confussed me with all that you wrote, let me put it, into simple terms that he will understand 1, shoot/trap/buy a RABBIT, 2, gut it (some do, some dont) 3, chop it into chunks 4, feed to your ferrets sorry instead of saying get a book i should have said "wait a minute Sue will write one" i thought i would let him know what to feed his kits as i thought he didnt have
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just had a little laugh to myself , ive just watched a mouse run across the garden through the ferret run what caught the eye of one of my ferrets and the dog too,as the mouse tried quickly to escape ferret got tail and through the mesh dog got the mouses head ,a quick growl off the dog and a quick hiss from the ferret cos neither wanted to let go the poor mouse was in half dog ate her bit but the poor ferret had to battle with the other ferrets now awake to keep its catch
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Ferrets are carnivores and need a diet that consists mainly of meat .They lack the ability to digest vegetable matter. So fruit and veg should be limited to a treat. Ferrets can not eat a huge amount in one go, therefore they need a concentrated diet to get all the calories and nutrients they need to keep fit and healthy. A ferret’s diet should be high in protein and energy, and low in fibre. The food needs to have 30-35% protein and 15-20% fat, and animal protein should be the first ingredient and at least two or three of the next few. If you feed your ferret a diet of mostly moist/
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i always put a whole rabbit in at this time of year as ferrets are great at hiding spare food and i find it easier to find the left overs ,plus it gives the young something to get their teeth into if there is any left. how many kits do you have?
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i thought that ,with the cost of the collars i certainly wouldnt have left it ,and if the locator was working properly you carnt lose a collar
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What is the earliest age,you allow your pups.........
sue replied to uru's topic in Earthdogs & Working Terriers
i start mine on rats roughly at 10 months not any younger ,there is some big rats and i dont want to put them off if they get a nasty bite -
buy it now price and starting price the same why bid it would cost you more
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i have 6 jills what i work mostly and 5 hobs i find the girls are quicker and get straight to the job as the boys plod along not getting into a sweat , typical male i suppose lol
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certainly different, i wonder how they filmed that
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woops i didnt read it properly
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thats good news , a pug going to ground thats different
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could there be trespass too just to keep them locked up a little longer
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is he thin ,have diarrhea ,runny nose or anthing else ,if not i would keep him on his own for at least a week just to be on the safe side
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hi and welcome nice looking ferrets you have ,im looking forward to your photos of your court
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does anyone remember the levi ad of poor kevin the hamster that died it had me in stitches
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i remember that, god it makes me look old
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thanks ,i just find it easier especially when you get home from work at 6pm in the winter its dark and usually raining i just put the light on and i can feed ,clean and spend time with them
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i have never heard of any risk ,but it depends where the puddle is
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one of mine is a dog kennel and run i just changed the mesh for 1/2" squared cost me £240
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i had one once in my compost heap on my allotment quite a few years ago when it was abandoned by the wasps the kids took it to school ,to say it was large is was as light as a feather ,they are brilliant builders