advise?

[ScottChimbur 0]

how meny week dose it take for your ferret to go out of seasion ? if there not getin worked?

[Ideation 8,216]

Being worked has f**k all to do with it - it's light dependant, or until they are mated, given the jill jab or run with a vac hob. Some won't come out of season and these can get health issues.

[scothunter 12,609]

you know every animal or hobby i ever ventured in i always found out a bit before actually taking on the task.always bought a book or asked for advice first.or knew someone who i could turn to for help.granted the first fert book i bought was a plummer one but i got the general idea and ive always found plummer books to be quite funny at bits.

[Ideation 8,216]

you know every animal or hobby i ever ventured in i always found out a bit before actually taking on the task.always bought a book or asked for advice first.or knew someone who i could turn to for help.granted the first fert book i bought was a plummer one but i got the general idea and ive always found plummer books to be quite funny at bits.

 

 

I fully agree mate. It's a bit of a joke, so many lads get an animal, be it dog or ferret, without having a scooby. No wonder they run into so many problems. It seems like a good idea at the time, but they don't think about the long term needs etc

[Davidh 5]

How about some sound advice and not just taking the ****. To answer your question, the jill come out of season as the hours of daylight are decreasing this will start to happen any time now. This is called photperodism. HOPE THIS HELPS.

Edited August 22, 2010 by Davidh

[scothunter 12,609]

How about some sound advice and not just taking the ****. To answer your question, the jill come out of season as the hours of daylight are decreasing this will start to happen any time now. This is called photperodism. HOPE THIS HELPS.

 

i wasnt take the piss i was just making an observation in fact a seldom to take the piss out of people asking a question.

[Ideation 8,216]

. . . . and i didn't take the piss either, i gave some advise and then replied to scothunters observation, which was entirely correct imo

[Aaron_butcher 17]

I think the harsh replies are called for, seeing as an animals health and wellbeing may be at risk. If it was a gun or a car then fair enough but you should do all the reading up you can before getting any animal.