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  1. lgray88
    il get some pics up shortly , i try not wash him very much its not me that worried about the smell , its just family members , yeh thats right about the coat being slightly greasy i understand that part just his neck seems to be dirty after a couple of days , i see how he is this next couple of days then ill take soem pics
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    its still feral though its been brought up around humans its whole life , i dont have a clue about where my ferret came from that why i work with him alot , ive never tried him rabitting as hes that shy i reckon he would just stay down there
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    just hes an entire hob , so hes got a good smell with him, but as i caught him out wild , i have to work with him alot in the house as the its not a big hutch i have , but when the court is built il be able to be out there with them instead
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    i asked the question about greyhound ferrets not long ago , magwitch posted a pic of his one. hope you dont mind magwitch that ive posted your picture
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    well i just washed him but ill put a picture up when i think hes dirty again
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    i did have him at the vet not long ago and he treated him for that, but ill try that spray and see how it goes, i dont try to wash him too much maybe every 3 weeks but since ive seen him so messy i just try to clean him up abit , but ill give the spray ago cheers mate
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    my one seems to manage ok with salmon but the bones are bigger i guess
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    i have 1 ferret at the moment , i like to keep him reasonably clean but maybe 3 days after hes been cleaned he seems to be dirty again like his coat seems to be very dark quite dirty round his neck for example, i was led to beleive that ferrets where quite clean animals apart from there smell. i try my best to clean any excrement out of the hutch daily and the hutch is fully cleaned every week , im switching over to using a ferret court as im gettin more ferret do you think with abit more room he will be a cleaner animal
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    some people prefer albinos as workers as you can seem them better in the grass , but as far as ferrets go there all them same
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    hi paddy , just been on ebay theres atleast 10 mk1 finders with collars theres a link to the ad on ebay http://search.ebay.co.uk/search/search.dll...e=ferret+finder
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    hey robbie you could try adtrader.com too where i got mine from not 100% sure if they pass over into ireland advertisments or if its just britain but you might aswell look
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    Gannet,Ostrich, Kangaroo, Starling, Whale,Pig Sheep and Cow heads, Dolphin but we will keep that quiet all manner of fish internals cod heart mmmmm!!! sheep shit pipe had a tendancy to eat bees, worms, centipedes and anything found in the garden etc probably alot of other stuff really cant remember though
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    great lookin court mate the ferrets seem to be enjoyin them selves , hoping to get mine built soon just putting down a concrete floor first , nice bag o wabbits there too
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    i thinksexual maturity in females is reached the spring following there birth , or about 9-12 months this could vary though depending on light levels as ferrets come into season when the days get longer they have a special name for it but i cant remember , but you will know shes ready when her rear swells up
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    if you think your jill has come into season , just breed her with a v.hob ,stubby has added a post of people with v.hobs you may find someone in your area , or if your desperate to breed them for kits then , as fireman says get another hob to breed them with
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    it isnt advised to breed ferrets that are related , but the all the stories of deformed kits isnt always true but it CAN happen but you might be lucky but i wouldnt advise breeding related ferrets , and i beleive most other people will agree in not breeding your ferrets
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    yeh im pretty sure mines 25 inches and the vet weighed it in at 2.2kgs which is abit overweight or so he said
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    well said pittindall you got the right idea !!
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    sorry mate but its all part of the process , unless anyone else has any better ideas but this is only one i heard of , you can either continue to be bitten or be bitten a couple of times more until she realises shes hates the taste if she bites . or if the ferret bites just put her back in her hutch etc she will soon learn shes done wrong and will give up biting , but it takes time that method , so i would just try the vinegar make your hand into a fist if shes goin to bite that way she wont get her teeth on to anything apart from your knuckles
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    no not really im gettin 2 jills to work instead , yeh hes pretty big stuggles to get down a hole haha
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    he must have a bit of growing left in him 16 inches isnt that big for a fully grown male as mine is over 2 ft long
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    16 inches nose to tail , is that a male or a female , beaucse my male albino is 25 inches long
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    i your quiet true there busa
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    i have heard that bigger ferrets are bad for cornering rabbits so they wont bolt, but if you use smaller jill then the rabbits attempt to run out past them , im pretty new to ferreting though , but eveyone has there own opinion , if you ask around you will see a wide variety of answers
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    yeh i know what you mean my ones isnt a small guy either. well its good to know its worked for
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