ginger beard 4,652 Posted February 5, 2017 Report Share Posted February 5, 2017 a lot of litters are born only because people think you have to breed every year.if you got him the snip you could stud him out to bring other jills out of season.£5 to do his duty and everyone's a winner.especially the hob. 1 Quote Link to post
Micheala Robinson 400 Posted February 5, 2017 Author Report Share Posted February 5, 2017 I see what your saying but I'd rather him be in with the girls all the time. Quote Link to post
stealthy1 3,964 Posted February 5, 2017 Report Share Posted February 5, 2017 I stopped leaving my snipped hob in because he just wears him self out, last time I left him in with the jills he lost a kilo and his dick was hanging out all the time, so I give him a break now and leave him on his own, he has plenty to do. Quote Link to post
Micheala Robinson 400 Posted February 5, 2017 Author Report Share Posted February 5, 2017 I stopped leaving my snipped hob in because he just wears him self out, last time I left him in with the jills he lost a kilo and his dick was hanging out all the time, so I give him a break now and leave him on his own, he has plenty to do. That's a vesectomised hob though? Think I'll get this lad castrated defeats the initial purpose but sorts the housing issue out. 1 Quote Link to post
stealthy1 3,964 Posted February 5, 2017 Report Share Posted February 5, 2017 I stopped leaving my snipped hob in because he just wears him self out, last time I left him in with the jills he lost a kilo and his dick was hanging out all the time, so I give him a break now and leave him on his own, he has plenty to do. That's a vesectomised hob though? Think I'll get this lad castrated defeats the initial purpose but sorts the housing issue out. Yes, the snipped hob. A lot depends on your hob, if he's a couch potato then your fine, if he's a bit hyper, like some are, then your going to have to rest him by parting them. Quote Link to post
Micheala Robinson 400 Posted February 5, 2017 Author Report Share Posted February 5, 2017 I stopped leaving my snipped hob in because he just wears him self out, last time I left him in with the jills he lost a kilo and his dick was hanging out all the time, so I give him a break now and leave him on his own, he has plenty to do.That's a vesectomised hob though? Think I'll get this lad castrated defeats the initial purpose but sorts the housing issue out. Yes, the snipped hob. A lot depends on your hob, if he's a couch potato then your fine, if he's a bit hyper, like some are, then your going to have to rest him by parting them. He's a real laid back chap, can't help it that he has hormones but I went to see 4 and out of the lot he had the best temperament. Quote Link to post
stealthy1 3,964 Posted February 5, 2017 Report Share Posted February 5, 2017 I stopped leaving my snipped hob in because he just wears him self out, last time I left him in with the jills he lost a kilo and his dick was hanging out all the time, so I give him a break now and leave him on his own, he has plenty to do.That's a vesectomised hob though? Think I'll get this lad castrated defeats the initial purpose but sorts the housing issue out. Yes, the snipped hob. A lot depends on your hob, if he's a couch potato then your fine, if he's a bit hyper, like some are, then your going to have to rest him by parting them. He's a real laid back chap, can't help it that he has hormones but I went to see 4 and out of the lot he had the best temperament. Get him snipped and see how you go, I have had hobs that lived with jills, but these I have at the minute don't. 1 Quote Link to post
Jax13 251 Posted February 5, 2017 Report Share Posted February 5, 2017 It was my vas hob, groot, that daves mate used last year, strangely, he has lived with my two Jill's all year, for 3 years and isn't separated (only had to take him out for a week because of the back of one Jill's neck) he doesn't pester them too much because he gets an absolute pasting from either of them if they aren't happy to stand and he is a big strong bugger that's built like a dwarf badger rather than a ferret. 3 Quote Link to post
Micheala Robinson 400 Posted February 5, 2017 Author Report Share Posted February 5, 2017 It was my vas hob, groot, that daves mate used last year, strangely, he has lived with my two Jill's all year, for 3 years and isn't separated (only had to take him out for a week because of the back of one Jill's neck) he doesn't pester them too much because he gets an absolute pasting from either of them if they aren't happy to stand and he is a big strong bugger that's built like a dwarf badger rather than a ferret. The hob that northern lad or his friend used? Wish mine would learn to stand up to him, he's a real softie as well for such a big lad. I caught him pinning one of the Jill's down earlier and grabbed him by the scruff and pinned him down and you should have heard him squeel ? Would have thought I was murdering him. Quote Link to post
northern lad 2,292 Posted February 5, 2017 Report Share Posted February 5, 2017 It was my vas hob, groot, that daves mate used last year, strangely, he has lived with my two Jill's all year, for 3 years and isn't separated (only had to take him out for a week because of the back of one Jill's neck) he doesn't pester them too much because he gets an absolute pasting from either of them if they aren't happy to stand and he is a big strong bugger that's built like a dwarf badger rather than a ferret. The hob that northern lad or his friend used? Wish mine would learn to stand up to him, he's a real softie as well for such a big lad. I caught him pinning one of the Jill's down earlier and grabbed him by the scruff and pinned him down and you should have heard him squeel Would have thought I was murdering him. It could be hes trying to mate them,one of my hobs is in already,have his balls dropped?Without being impolite lol... Quote Link to post
northern lad 2,292 Posted February 5, 2017 Report Share Posted February 5, 2017 It was my vas hob, groot, that daves mate used last year, strangely, he has lived with my two Jill's all year, for 3 years and isn't separated (only had to take him out for a week because of the back of one Jill's neck) he doesn't pester them too much because he gets an absolute pasting from either of them if they aren't happy to stand and he is a big strong bugger that's built like a dwarf badger rather than a ferret. Was trying to be tactful Cam,didnt want to start rumours about your hob and its STD lol..... 1 Quote Link to post
Sirblessed 2,511 Posted February 6, 2017 Report Share Posted February 6, 2017 I have a vasectomised Buck ,he lives with all my Jill’s in the big cage just fine all year round without any problems, but he does have a few to choose from come season, so its not just one Jill copping it Quote Link to post
Sirblessed 2,511 Posted February 6, 2017 Report Share Posted February 6, 2017 I have a vasectomised Buck ,he lives with all my Jill’s in the big cage just fine all year round without any problems, but he does have a few to choose from come season, so its not just one Jill copping it 1 Quote Link to post
Micheala Robinson 400 Posted February 6, 2017 Author Report Share Posted February 6, 2017 It was my vas hob, groot, that daves mate used last year, strangely, he has lived with my two Jill's all year, for 3 years and isn't separated (only had to take him out for a week because of the back of one Jill's neck) he doesn't pester them too much because he gets an absolute pasting from either of them if they aren't happy to stand and he is a big strong bugger that's built like a dwarf badger rather than a ferret.The hob that northern lad or his friend used?Wish mine would learn to stand up to him, he's a real softie as well for such a big lad. I caught him pinning one of the Jill's down earlier and grabbed him by the scruff and pinned him down and you should have heard him squeel Would have thought I was murdering him. It could be hes trying to mate them,one of my hobs is in already,have his balls dropped?Without being impolite lol... Good question I will investigate today ? ? Quote Link to post
Jax13 251 Posted February 6, 2017 Report Share Posted February 6, 2017 It was my vas hob, groot, that daves mate used last year, strangely, he has lived with my two Jill's all year, for 3 years and isn't separated (only had to take him out for a week because of the back of one Jill's neck) he doesn't pester them too much because he gets an absolute pasting from either of them if they aren't happy to stand and he is a big strong bugger that's built like a dwarf badger rather than a ferret. Was trying to be tactful Cam,didnt want to start rumours about your hob and its STD lol..... No std's, he's just a Roy chubby Brown fan and he back scuttled her to death! 1 Quote Link to post
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