Kay
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I saw one on my front door mat the other night , coming back from a late walk , the dogs didnt get to it thankfully , but the bitch would have done if i hadnt yelled my husband to help me
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Thanks for that , i will at least know what to do for next year now
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I have grave doubts that i would place my face near a biting ferret I know i wouldnt thats a fact
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but hanging on to the ferret with the free hand would i would naturally support the ferret with my other hand not let it dangle there
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My face is the last place i would put an aggitated ferret anywhere near
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Its been about 16 weeks since i got loads of mating toad pics , then a while after i got the tadpoles , now can i expect to see them any further developed or is it to late , i do look almost daily in the pond where they spawned
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cheers kay, is there any way to stop it? because i want to get into showing her and i think this would ruin my chances. she is the one in my profile picture and this only started to happen about 6 weeks ago. Raiderboy it shouldnt make any difference when showing , imo any judge who made a song & dance over it shouldnt be doing the job in the first place
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they call it rats tail , its quite common in ferrets nothing to worry about
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There both lovely dogs , the males coming out his shell a bit now , he gets stressed very easily & licks a lot , a few months ago the blaze on his chest was a horrible orange colour where he had been licking it , think its such a massive change for him living here & has taken a lot longer for him to settle properly
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I had an evening off work so thought as it has cleared up a bit here weather wise , it would be a good time to walk the dogs before dark, just a few photos of both dogs , Rob is looking a lot better since he has shed his tatty old jacket Still a little bit to get off him this week & a bit of pampering will see him looking good as new talk about pose , little tart probably the only decent photo i have of him, looking handsome i like this picture of him watching the kids play she hates the camera
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You will find no lady gardens in the ferreting section
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Just play it by ear , i kept 2 brothers together from kits all year round , no problems with them, have had others half kill each other though, sometimes it works , sometimes it dont
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Were you expecting to see a disembouled rabbit
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Must admit i favour hobs to jills , thats why i now have 5 jills not quite sure how that came about , they look belters & i think your going to have many happy hours ferreting with them , the little one on the right looks a little sod already , look at that attitude Love it
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I should bloody well think so , anyone who leaves any animal shut in a car on the hottest day of the year to die should be shot personally would the prick have left a baby in his car ?
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Very sorry to hear you lost both kits , all you can do is put it down to experience , i agrre that any you get need to be healthy , i will get slated for saying this but the kits in the avatar just didnt look healthy , they really should have been nice plump little things . Nothing you did , just one of them things , i hope you find a pair of good strong ones to bring on , good luck
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I probably watch no more than a couple of hours tv a month , then it has to be something i really want to watch
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Think ,most dogs will get some knocks & scars during there working life, goes with the territory, perhaps your friend likes being seen with a battered looking scared dog because it makes him look hard
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Hold a nice bit of fresh rabbit a few feet from him, he will find you , get him used to you giving him nice things , just call his name at the same time, soon get the hang of it, there clever little buggers
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Well done Kids & dogs , great to see them with the dogs i do like the bigger dog , very appealing
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Kits develop at differnt rates , let them go when there independent of there mother totally, racing about , eating drinking on there own kits huddled together in a corner & doing little else arnt ready to go to new homes in my opinion , see far to many in new homes with inexperienced owners left wondering what the hell to do with them when they should still be with there mothers
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if the jill will tollerate him , and if he is still up for the job then no harm in asking the hobs owner what they think, is the swelling huge ?
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very probably yes , wont be long before they start to go out naturally now anyway , nights are drawing in
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ASDA do it there and then, as do Boots. Brilliant thanks for that
