Kay
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It was last year Sue my nerves couldnt cope with another litter again
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has she got any bigger at all ? not noticably. When you hold her up under the front legs is she a bit pair shaped like this
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has she got any bigger at all ?
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Basicaly its what can happen when the victim protects there abusers
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sadly thats probably the case
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well remove him then & deal with her neck before it becomes infected
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hey I tell you what Kay I will reveal all tomorrow, nothing like something hot and throbbing between your legs bugger that i cant wait till tomorrow Now you're talkin :laugh: Alan stop encourgaing me i am trying so hard to behave propper
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hey I tell you what Kay I will reveal all tomorrow, nothing like something hot and throbbing between your legs bugger that i cant wait till tomorrow
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It dont work for me, on this pc
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Well done, she will learn to associate hands with nice things now
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Zap i live 8 doors away from a convicted pedo, it was something i heard on the news earlier that had strange simmilarities to the bloke who lives by me, so when i heard that theres no indication she has been abused by him i was supprised , very supprised
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From what i have heard in the last hour on sky news , so far theres nothing to sugest that Shannon was sexually abused by this bloke, which has the ''experts '' now baffled Who really knows , time will tell in this case
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No chance of you getting done for poaching then
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maybe none of your ferrets... maybe your doing something wrong ! Maybe spuds will give us the answer to that Rich yeah..... he sounds like a real expert, & he must know what hes talking about, hes been ferreting for years ! I am curious to find out why someone would ferret i assume using ferrets if they all bite & should be shot, seems rather contradictory to me
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maybe none of your ferrets... maybe your doing something wrong ! Maybe spuds will give us the answer to that Rich
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I might be zap
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What do you put it down to
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So its biting & backing off then rather than latching on & hanging on for dear life
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Is it doing it when you go to pick it up & is the ferret generally struggling once you have got it securely , you know the sort of thing twisting its body & trying to latch on once you have the animal in your hands ?
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Allow it time to settle, its a big thing for the ferret, being moved , new smells & all the rest of it
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Well if the vet wont release the dog untill the bills paid what does he intend to do with the dog then , pass it on to whoever payes regardless of whoever that is
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All anyone has to remeber is they need bringing out of season, so if you get down to brass tacks , what you said was correct they dont need to be mated to bring them out of season, one of the other methods is perfectly fine I think because most jills are speyed anyway its difficult to research how long a jill can stay healthy if left in prolonged esterus , i wouldnt like to test it to be honest , so all we can go on is whats out there information wise & hope that what we do is correct & dosent harm our ferrets in any way
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Well regardless of how many yrs a keeper has under his or her belt isnt the issue, you want to know so you find the relevent information , its there just look for it
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prob yes? .. not getting into a debate , BUT i have kept them not mated them , and its still going on strong now , .. im sure other people have also , IMO opinion its a NO , is there some scientific FACT if there is please point it out to me and will hold my hand up and say im wrong , so i believe it to be a myth , and i quote myself * then again i may be wrong* ... which i said in the 1st post on this , ... but if its true , then good advice giving , and dont take anything ive said with a pinch of salt lol Is there any scientific fact that leaving a jill in prolonged esterus wo
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Well if you leave the swelling as it is its more likely she will get some kind of infection basically as the vulva is open & they are so low to the ground, so by keeping them clean & tidy cage wise that should reduce the risk of infection, but its not the only reason they need to be brought out of season as indicated a few posts back
