should i split

[longside 1]

i have 2 male ferrets out of the same litter about 10 months old they have started to have a go at each other mainly marked up around the back of the neck nowt serious should i split them up r will they clam down

[lapin2008 1,587]

  longside said:

i have 2 male ferrets out of the same litter about 10 months old they have started to have a go at each other mainly marked up around the back of the neck nowt serious should i split them up r will they clam down

just keep an eye mate, if it gets too bad split them, its not unusual to have to split them this time of year.

atb

[bear rabbit hunter 0]

leave them [bANNED TEXT] [bANNED TEXT] my to jills got split up for breedin i used to watch them because they used to do the same n i was a bit worryed at first but nothing seriouse came ov it i fink they was just play fighting. if you see signs of blood they you can all ways split them up

[stubby 175]

I would'ent worry too much this year, its next year that you may need to seperate them, at the moment I have two snipped hobs that share one court, get on fine together throughout the year, although they do rag each other, but another four hobs all in seperate cages, as they will draw blood fighting another male

[The one 8,522]

Keep a eye on them and if it gets bad you might need to split them till the breeding seasons over

[para1 11]

If one kills the other you wont have to split them mate "why take a chance"The hornier they get the more serious it gets,

[redeye jedi 39]

if you've got room to split them then do it, no point letting them scrap if its simple to relocate one.

[Brimmer 220]

They are worth splitting up as said previously as they will continue to 'nail' each other for the next few months during the mating season, resulting in messy necks and scabs. May not be fatal, but they don't need scarring up for no reason.

Any hole's a goal as far as hobs are concerned!

[hunter1 63]

Split them up mate thats what i do this time of year.

Edited May 17, 2009 by hunter1

[Guest lamping356]

no i wouldnt bother around breeding season this tends to happen wait for a week and the will have stopped