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I had my 2 jill kits out to day for the first time. They both bolted 3 rabbits each but only got 4, one slipped the net and the other bolted under the thick cover. The ferrets had some well deserved rabbit when got back and then i aint seen them since been sleeping. Cant wait till cover die's back but that aint going 2 be a few months again.? CWN-HELA

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Never had mine out yet but a couple of times ive thought there ready for a wee shot there going crazy in the hutch and a outing would calm them down ,but this covers got me beat just now

 

When my sandy jill bolted her first rabbit, i necked it and give it to her she went nuts she refused to enter the warren and just wanted the rabbit. So back in the box she went, she entered the next warren like a mad idiot.

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My younguns are great. They're running around like loonies when i let them out for a run and they're hilarious. They've bolted a couple of rabbits but mostly they just run through the warrens for amusement.

 

My daughter got 2 Guinea Pigs at roughly the same time as i got the kits and she'd lost interest in them preferring to mess about the ferrets ;-)

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My younguns are great. They're running around like loonies when i let them out for a run and they're hilarious. They've bolted a couple of rabbits but mostly they just run through the warrens for amusement.

 

My daughter got 2 Guinea Pigs at roughly the

same time as i got the kits and she'd lost interest in them preferring to mess about the ferrets ;-)

 

Thats handy they will be well handled. And good for you daughter to be involved with the ferrets.

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My younguns are great. They're running around like loonies when i let them out for a run and they're hilarious. They've bolted a couple of rabbits but mostly they just run through the warrens for amusement.

 

My daughter got 2 Guinea Pigs at roughly the

same time as i got the kits and she'd lost interest in them preferring to mess about the ferrets ;-)

 

Thats handy they will be well handled. And good for you daughter to be involved with the ferrets.

 

They're very well handled and don't bite at all which is great. Any time i put my fingers through the mesh on the cage the big fella runs over for a rub ha. Never ever thought for a minute that ferrets could be so tame. 2 of my dogs play with them, 1 of which is a young partially working Whippet. My 3rd dog (Weimaraner) gets caged when i'm letting them out as she'd just kill them in an instant. She clamps her jaws on everything and kills almost instantly. Tried getting a rabbit from her not so long ago and i couldn't prise her jaws open :-/

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