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[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Okay thanks for the advise.

 

I think I might just get a couple of Hobs to start off with and get them castrated if they fight. Then look at Jills and Vasectomised hobs further down the line.

 

Thanks for advice fellas

[max abell 196]

Okay thanks for the advise.

 

I think I might just get a couple of Hobs to start off with and get them castrated if they fight. Then look at Jills and Vasectomised hobs further down the line.

 

Thanks for advice fellas

If you get them castrated they wont fight they will be fine together

[Malt 379]

If you're keeping 2 hobs together from kits with no jills present, they should get along fine all year round. Just keep an eye on them.

[The one 8,456]

If you're keeping 2 hobs together from kits with no jills present, they should get along fine all year round. Just keep an eye on them.

 

 

My sons two started bumming each other when he took them away from the jills .Then when the snipped hob brought his jills out we tried them all together again and it a free for all .They tried to rape the jills and started scapping with each other ,Roll on the dark nights

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Thanks for replys lads.

 

I'm picking up a hob kit and hutch off "big Bailey" tomorrow and will get him a hob to play with at weekend.

 

Cheers to all.

[stealthy1 3,964]

I leave my snipped hob in with 5 jills all year round, the only time I take him out is if he has lost to much weight because he's been busy, he doesn't take to much notice of the jills unless the come into season, but it is handy to have a spare cage in case your hob needs a vacation

[theferreter 311]

I leave my snipped hob in with 5 jills all year round, the only time I take him out is if he has lost to much weight because he's been busy, he doesn't take to much notice of the jills unless the come into season, but it is handy to have a spare cage in case your hob needs a vacation

my snipped hob is the same mate he doesnt take interest in the jills unless there in season but i do have the spare hutches incase he needs moved

[Col_c88 41]

If you're keeping 2 hobs together from kits with no jills present, they should get along fine all year round. Just keep an eye on them.

 

My 2 are brothers, therfor been together since they were kits and I've never had jills .. But they try to rip each others heads off at the moment.

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Thanks for replies again.

 

Ive just been to get my hutch and the last Hob kit off "Big_Bailey" from here. Well chuffed with him.

 

Im going to get him a mate or 2 tomorrow morning, now what would you lads recommend?

 

2 Jills and then get my Hob vasectamised when the time comes? And hopefully keep him with the Jills year round.

 

Or

 

1 or 2 hobs and then if and when they start scrapping get them all castrated?

 

If I had 3 hobs then would it work getting 2 castrated and 1 vasectomised so that if I have Jills in the future he can service them?

 

Thanks

 

Gaz

[Col_c88 41]

The vasectimised one would still try and fight the ohter 2, my original plan was one castrate one vasectimsed but got told off multiple people on here and local that.

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Okay cheers Col.

 

Will just get another hob for now and castrate if required.

 

Will look into Jills when I'm more experienced.

[Gaz_1989 9,539]

Sorry double post.

Edited July 15, 2011 by gareth_daniel

[stealthy1 3,964]

The vasectimised one would still try and fight the ohter 2, my original plan was one castrate one vasectimsed but got told off multiple people on here and local that.

 

 

The vasectimised hob will sexually asault the castrated hob, and he wont like it, but he's gonna have to have it