Kay
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she justs wants to get back to her babys
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Darren when you say she is running in to everything do you mean she is actually running into things as if she has lost her sight ?
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I think when your lads older he will be gagging to get out there with you Frank
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Personally i wouldnt take a kit under 8 weeks old regardless of how much the breeder sayes there ready,they should all be eating independently ,they should be tazzing round the run , sadly it looks as though these ferrets are in a fish tank but thats another thread They should be bright, alert, hand friendly, pretty much bomb proof if the breeders taken the time to do the job properly, personally i wouldnt take a ferret who didnt look right, make sure theres no sniffles, sneezing going on & have nice clean clear eyes. Lastly they should be plump , not skinny & have nothing ot
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What do you mean!!!!!! its one of the most important questions to be asking & Mickys sound advice should be followed You wernt in that you tube video were you? the one were it took half a dozon to kill a rabbit badly
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No they dont grow back, could have just become loose and fallen out over time
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Heres my little lad well he aint little now he is nearly 13
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I have 2 hobs wo live happily together, not saying its always the case, just take each day as it comes, would rather have to buy a second cage than bury a dead ferret
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Nice one Doug
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I wouldnt re home as the others have said a min of 8 week, they not only feed from there moms but also learn & she will discipline them. Babys taken from there moms to soon tend to need extra care once re homed,so bare that in mind when re homing especially a novice ferret keeper, you may find yourself with hungry kits being brought back to you once you have re homed them. They should be totally independent & full of bounce before homing them
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awwwww there lovely
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If the jills ok go for it now ,if you look half way up the belly & see a little bump thats a hob,if there is no bump its a jill Or if the kit has two bums she's a jill What a front bottom & a back bottom you mean
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If the jills ok go for it now ,if you look half way up the belly & see a little bump thats a hob,if there is no bump its a jill
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Just leave her till the weekend, as she is not nipping you & you can have a quick look then
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Thinking the same myself mate
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I know this is going slightly of thread but i read yesterday that a woman took her ferret on leads to a park & a dog killed one off them,it apparently shook it to death. I love ferrets but wouldnt walk them in places like parks due to this kind of thing happening, IMO the responsibility should lie with both the owners of the said dog & the ferrets owner, who it appears had a fair few on leads & couldnt pick the last one who got killed up as her hands were full
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How soon will they be avai;able for collection ?
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Yes i agree go with an experienced ferreter, respect for the quary is an absolute must & a quick kill,i couldnt live with my self if i thought the animal had suffered due to me not doing it properly
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Theres a song in that lot somewhere
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awwwwww love the last pic
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You would also loose weight feeding that lot 24/7 just make sure she has more food than she can eat , that way you know she is getting enough
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Spooky
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I have used paper of all colours without any problems
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No http://www.coolquiz.com/trivia/explain/docs/rabbits.asp
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It didnt bring the rabbit much luck
