young kits

[bez 0]

kept 2 kits back this year ive been handling them all the time ive had the odd nip of them thats all stopped now but when im handling them they wriggle like mad they never try to bite at all just hoping they will grow out of it in time any ideas

[Kay 3,709]

well there babys they do wriggle & try to escape your clutches, just keep the handling up & they will settle as they grow more mature

[andy s410c 61]

Just hyper active kits I,ve got 3 creating havoc in me court at the moment :11: pure entertainment!!

[scothunter 12,609]

I havbe 3kits 2are great to handle.The silver mit is a nightmare tries to jump out my hand all the time.Im thinking of giving it the chemical cosh (ritalin)

[deanflute 550]

I havbe 3kits 2are great to handle.The silver mit is a nightmare tries to jump out my hand all the time.Im thinking of giving it the chemical cosh (ritalin)

 

 

at a ferret with ADHD

[scothunter 12,609]

I havbe 3kits 2are great to handle.The silver mit is a nightmare tries to jump out my hand all the time.Im thinking of giving it the chemical cosh (ritalin)

 

 

at a ferret with ADHD

 

your laughing mate.That will be the next thing the bunny huggers will be sayin.Nothing they do would suprise me.lol

Edited August 11, 2008 by scothunter

[stubby 175]

of course they wriggle, they want to explore, but if you want to relax them, hold them just under the front paws, body dangling, wrap other hand around body, starting from your gripped hand pulling downwards, a bit like milking a cow, all the way past their feet to the tip of tail, curving your stroke (no funny comments) at the tail, repeat this over and over again, you'll feel their rear feet relax first, can nearly get them into a comatose state like this

[Guest on the hill]

i forgott about that one stubby. that tecnique works a treat my mate used to do it alot

[deanflute 550]

I havbe 3kits 2are great to handle.The silver mit is a nightmare tries to jump out my hand all the time.Im thinking of giving it the chemical cosh (ritalin)

 

 

at a ferret with ADHD

 

your laughing mate.That will be the next thing the bunny huggers will be sayin.Nothing they do would suprise me.lol

 

no me neither!

[The one 8,512]

of course they wriggle, they want to explore, but if you want to relax them, hold them just under the front paws, body dangling, wrap other hand around body, starting from your gripped hand pulling downwards, a bit like milking a cow, all the way past their feet to the tip of tail, curving your stroke (no funny comments) at the tail, repeat this over and over again, you'll feel their rear feet relax first, can nearly get them into a comatose state like this