Kay
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I have the same issues with keeping the ferrets in the cage while trying to close the door its livened me up no end
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When my terrier bitch showed aggression over her food dish i simply booted it across the kitchen ( the dish not the pup before you start) i yelled leave it , did it about half dozon times then i was able to take the dish off her while she ate her food with no problems i voted no to scruffing as i havent neede to scruff the dogs here , i just speak in a stern voice to them & they behave sometimes
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I received a phone call last week asking this question i pointed the chap in the direction of this forum to ask the question & see if anyone could help, cant vouch for the chap but someone may be interested in helping him with an article i think his credentials could be checked out fairly easily Hi, Kay I have been told that there has been a significant increase in the number of rats cleared from poultry farms by ferrets working in tandem with small terriers, usually Jack Russels. But am not have much luck in tracing any farms for a report that I am putting together for P
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i havent had any castrated here under 12 months old , early neutering is linked to health problems later in the ferrets life , also bare in mind the one you vacectomise will still be entire & will probably try to mate the castrate when in season if there caged together so you may have to seperate them
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i dont hang about to wait for an explanation if folks piss me off, my distensing my self from them tells them i am pissed off, no need for words , silence speaks volumes
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You cant beat a bit of ferret pr , nice one
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Awww thats lovely to see them getting along
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bloody hell thats some appetite
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On my canon when you select the super macro setting if you half depress the shoot button another magnified box comes up within the viewfinder screen just slightly move the camera back & forth then when it looks in fouc press the button right in
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thanks for that apart from the web pictures the main reason is to take close up shots of horses teeth!!!! ive tried with myn but cant get it to focus close up,think my camera has a macro bit or a flower sybol ect. im not vey gened up with them though as you can tell If all you want the camera for is very close up macro stuff then get one of these canon powershot A470 its a little point & shoot & i took these with the super macro setting last week , pluss its small enough to get in the horses mouth rather than a big dslr http://www.thehuntinglife.com/forums/index...howtopic=
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i think kits need meat daily , you will find a huge difference with the nipping if they fill there bellys with daily meat & just top up the dry food, my 4 kits can clean a rabbit over night I am also a little uncomfortable with this trend of depriving an obligate carnivore daily fresh meat , meats not a treat its a neccesety imho but as you were following what the previous owner stipulated regarding diet , but i would give meat daily
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I like the Purple one as well i tried every colour imaginable & liked the Purple one best , might see if it can be printed , hopefully be able to do it 5 x7 with any luck
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Thanks on both counts Hannah a life saver
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Happy Birthday Woodga , better late than never have a good day
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Arggh Snapps theres no place with out pylons here of an evening , cant get out tonight had a spray tan disaster , so am brillo padding it off
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Just pinch along the neck area if there a chip you will feel it straight away
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Rolfe i really love the one with the combine coming towards you , very nice
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I have had ferrets live together for years to all of a sudden turn on each other to the degree where i have had to remove the one doing the attacking for the safety of the others
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he looks like he has landed on his feet , just a thought have you had feel for a microchip ?
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You should see how many i bin everyday keeps me out of trouble
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makes me almost wish i could drive
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I like your thinking easier said than done , sun rises are better here just a couple of places i can just about get a pic with no pylons , means an early morning start though , will try tomorrow if i get up in time
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Just cant avoid them & i am simply not clever enough to edit them out
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remember as a kid having village carnivals & huge bonfires in Nov , people would be collecting wood for months , sadly health & safety put a stop to it all
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Making the most of being on short time at work so i went an early evening walk as it was so lovely yesterday & took this as i was about to head home , just cant avoid the pylons here , but i think it looks ok considering the dog was tugging the end of the lead as i took it
