Biting Ferrets

[Guest ferret]

hi live in the neath area and i am looking for a hob i will take him off your hands, i have kept and worked ferrets for years he will go to a very good home all the best gary

[BLACKBOB 9]

Thanks for the offer both, but i took him out on saturday and worked him on some warrens that my [bANNED TEXT] wouldnt dare put his ferrets in, old land fill, twisted metal, rocks ect.

 

If i lost him, he would be on his own.

 

But guess what!

 

He worked hard, bolted well, killed in and returned in no time and i didnt get bit

(although i didnt dangle anything in front of him)

 

Well impressed

 

He aint going anywhere

 

Cheers Bob

[Hywel 53]

Thanks for the offer both, but i took him out on saturday and worked him on some warrens that my [bANNED TEXT] wouldnt dare put his ferrets in, old land fill, twisted metal, rocks ect.

 

If i lost him, he would be on his own.

 

But guess what!

 

He worked hard, bolted well, killed in and returned in no time and i didnt get bit

(although i didnt dangle anything in front of him)

 

Well impressed

 

He aint going anywhere

 

Cheers Bob

 

Nice!

[mick the fish 9]

Ferretlass

 

I respect that opinion and you are right, what was i thinking . Im only going to breed 2 jills as i have bred one of them before and she produced some good kits,

 

Do u have any experience of two jills having kits in the same cage / court ?

sorry to just jump in, but reading your few problems is like looking back to last year i bread my to jills, one polecat looking and one albeno . both were housed together in massive top and bottom cage. the albeno had here kits in the nest box above all 8 of them ,when my other jill droped her six, the albeno kept steeling them. so i wont keep two in pup together again and it was alot of work trying to get rid of 14 kits never mind poo. anyway mate good luck