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I bought some of that ferret formula. It does help encourage them not to bite. One of my ferrets I got second hand was a bitter. I made sure all meat was fed from my hand (which I cut up into small pieces) so she had to come up to me if she wanted any. Handled her several times a day, also got other people to handle her. If she looked like she was going to bite I said No in a firm voice, took a while to learn but keep on going she will be fine in a couple of weeks!

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Gag it wi ur todger

your a brave lad for wapping your todger out near a nippy ferret

I just got a big Poley hob kit, off a geezer that had 3 or 4 litters in one big run and they were all nippy, well vicious really, because of no handling. Well when matey went to get his falconers glov

LIKE I SAID IV TRIED EVERYTHING IN THE PAST (WITH BITING FERRETS) ON PAGE 3 OF THIS FERRET FORUM THERE A VIDEO OF AN OLD WARRENER/GAMEKEEPER ITS QUITE HARD TO UNDERSTAND HIM HES GOT A STRONG NOFOLK ACCENT, BUT HE WAS THE ONE WHOM SAID THATS WHAT TO DO,,,SO I TRIED IT :icon_redface: ,,,,MY JILL THAT BIT ME IS A 2YR OLD,,,IM NOT IN AN HABIT OF PISSING ON MY FERRETS,,,IV NEVER HEARD THAT ONE BEFORE EITHER UNTILL THE OTHER DAY,,,I WONT BE DOING THAT AGAIN THOUGH (AS I WANT TO KEEP WHAT IV GOT) :laugh: ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,PEOPLE GO AND HAVE A LOOK AT THE VIDEO ON PAGE 3 ! TELL ME WHAT YOU THINK,,,,,,,BUT FOR ALL THOSE WHO GAVE GOOD ADVICE,,,THANKYOU! :thumbs:

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If it 's still trying to bite you after it has lost it's milk teeth and grown it's perminent teeth..it want's a sharp bang on the head with something heavy because it will probably never stop..you get some that are born biter's and no matter what you do it does not work..

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If it 's still trying to bite you after it has lost it's milk teeth and grown it's perminent teeth..it want's a sharp bang on the head with something heavy because it will probably never stop..you get some that are born biter's and no matter what you do it does not work..

At what age would you say they're too old to train to stop? I think mine are 15 weeks
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If it 's still trying to bite you after it has lost it's milk teeth and grown it's perminent teeth..it want's a sharp bang on the head with something heavy because it will probably never stop..you get some that are born biter's and no matter what you do it does not work..

At what age would you say they're too old to train to stop? I think mine are 15 weeks

 

Not 15 weeks anyway !!!!!!!!! give them 15 months maybe !

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If it 's still trying to bite you after it has lost it's milk teeth and grown it's perminent teeth..it want's a sharp bang on the head with something heavy because it will probably never stop..you get some that are born biter's and no matter what you do it does not work..

At what age would you say they're too old to train to stop? I think mine are 15 weeks

 

Not 15 weeks anyway !!!!!!!!! give them 15 months maybe !

I dont know why i even put their age, i werent suggesting theyre too old already :icon_redface: . just intersted how much time ive got. im sitting here covered in bite marks and drops of blood ive had to put them away agin. they climb all over me and bit any bit of skin they can find. Then f**k off before i can grab them
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I dont know why i even put their age, i werent suggesting theyre too old already :icon_redface: . just intersted how much time ive got. im sitting here covered in bite marks and drops of blood ive had to put them away agin. they climb all over me and bit any bit of skin they can find. Then f**k off before i can grab them

You may well be too rough and quick with them especialy if you are frightened to be bitten..just take your time and be gentle with them any movement's you make do it nice and slow..

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I dont know why i even put their age, i werent suggesting theyre too old already :icon_redface: . just intersted how much time ive got. im sitting here covered in bite marks and drops of blood ive had to put them away agin. they climb all over me and bit any bit of skin they can find. Then f**k off before i can grab them

You may well be too rough and quick with them especialy if you are frightened to be bitten..just take your time and be gentle with them any movement's you make do it nice and slow..

I was pretty terrified at first i must admit after some of the stories ive heard but i dont think i am now. only had them a week so ive just gotta be patient. The spit on the hand seemed to work with 1 of them. I think maybe i should interact with them 1 at a time cos together theyre a bit of a handful
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i was at a game and country fair today and there was a ferret rescue stand there , i was telling the lady about the video on page 3 as we was on the subject of nippy ferrets and she was telling me that if you dont feed them meat that they WILL start to bit , i dont know how true this is,give it a go ??? what you got to loose ??? at least you wont end up on a register down the rspca :thumbs:

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I do think meat especially with kits fills them up so they are less inclined to bite.

 

But this thread ive never heard owt like it ever before and iv heard some bullshit about ferrets.

Amazing what some people view as right and wrong? Would you piss on your dog, bet the answer is no.

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