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ferrety f

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  1. what a load of sh1te.. so what disease / diagnoses is that then.. there's a veterinary abooot
  2. So what do you normaly feed your ferrets ?
  3. think thats what i said a few posts ago
  4. Make sure the jill is fully swollen then another few days after before putting her in with the hob, leave her in for a day unless he is really damaging her. You should notice her vulva reducing in size in about a week.
  5. If the wax is black and looks like ground coffee thats earmites.
  6. I would cage him alone and put the jills in with him one at a time, then he will do them all
  7. There is one race on greyhound data got her stats but could not get race, got a link.. Trap 2 in the race below. http://www.greyhound...HT04.flv&name=E 2,000 SHELBOURNE A6 525 HEAT 3
  8. yes it will and i suggest you get a good ferret breeding/ rearing book to read up fast on what else you need to know.. they will be born approx 42 days after mating. http://www.amazon.co...y/dp/190405756X If the jill has been mated the swelling will go down but as Leeview has said it doesn't mean she will be pregnant, after all if she was mated by a vasectomised hob the swelling would go down but you'd be a bit p!ssed if she was pregnant. That said there'll be a good chance that she will be pregnant. Agree fella, its the act of copulation ( getting mated ) that takes the
  9. yes it will and i suggest you get a good ferret breeding/ rearing book to read up fast on what else you need to know.. they will be born approx 42 days after mating. http://www.amazon.co...y/dp/190405756X If the jill has been mated the swelling will go down but as Leeview has said it doesn't mean she will be pregnant, after all if she was mated by a vasectomised hob the swelling would go down but you'd be a bit p!ssed if she was pregnant. That said there'll be a good chance that she will be pregnant. Agree fella, its the act of copulation ( getting mated ) that takes the
  10. I also thought flea dirt ( dried blood ) at first but agree with kay.. way to check for flea dirt, put it on wet tissue and it goes red
  11. I take it you don`t have ferrets mate. Either that or you know nothing about keeping them. Hobs get castrated to allow a number of hobs to live together in the same court. It does not affect there working ability and can save a lot of grief. Sounds like the "silly girl " knows more about it, maybe she could help you learn a bit about keeping them. ATB
  12. There is one race on greyhound data got her stats but could not get race, got a link..
  13. As i said in my 1st post ... yes it can still affect spayed jills, it only lasts a week or two and she will drag others about ( think they must be programmed ) she wont get aggressive just motherley
  14. what a pile of shite..... 1st video - so if you like a bit of coursing youre..... into housebreaking, drugs or violence and they leave the hares dead on the field, so no financial gain ( bollocks i love hare ) 2nd video - phone 999 to report them......... bet the b@stds would be there sharper for someone lamping / coursing than for a domestic murder in progress boils my piss
  15. Always love the pics you post.. she is a lovely looking bitch, do you have any footage of her racing ?
  16. cause i would like to learn i have been spending alot of time reading books didfferent one say different things and just wondering other people opions i thought this site was to help eachother out and give advise not to dout everthing everyone does ok mate i agree lots of books just complicate things telling you different stuff, the link i gave is a really good book from which you will learn a lot. Good luck with your jill if she is mated
  17. so they can live together all year round.. and who you calling a silly girl.. boyo.
  18. yes it will and i suggest you get a good ferret breeding/ rearing book to read up fast on what else you need to know.. they will be born approx 42 days after mating. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ferret-Breeding-James-McKay/dp/190405756X
  19. Cracking pics.. is that black bitch part antelope
  20. Unless its aggressive behaviour i would not worry, some still show maternal behavior after spaying once the in season time starts, it will stop shortly.. also have a hob that drags the girls around a bit at certain times and hes had his clackers off..
  21. Love to see the kiddies keen for a bit of rabbiting
  22. Look like a packet of walls pork sausages good luck with them.
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