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alright people just a quick question. took my little boy (4) out with his little jill went to some sandunes she lost her collar 20 mins later dug to it took another 10 mins to find the ferret. back in the box she goe's back home, put her in her hutch nice warm bedding and some food. went in the morning to get her to go again brown bred (dead) anyone had this before and know what it could be thanks al

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alright people just a quick question. took my little boy (4) out with his little jill went to some sandunes she lost her collar 20 mins later dug to it took another 10 mins to find the ferret. back in the box she goe's back home, put her in her hutch nice warm bedding and some food. went in the morning to get her to go again brown bred (dead) anyone had this before and know what it could be thanks al

 

Bad times mate,hope your little lad isn't to gutted.How olsd was the jill mate ?

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alright people just a quick question. took my little boy (4) out with his little jill went to some sandunes she lost her collar 20 mins later dug to it took another 10 mins to find the ferret. back in the box she goe's back home, put her in her hutch nice warm bedding and some food. went in the morning to get her to go again brown bred (dead) anyone had this before and know what it could be thanks al

when you lost her she could have niped in to sandunes sandwhich bar ate something wrong to eat . now she got :tongue2: (food poisoning)

 

Bad times mate,hope your little lad isn't to gutted.How olsd was the jill mate ?

ATB

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she was this years young, not sure of age but a healthy small jill, the lad was gutted didnt bother me to much, i'm just abit confused. my little fella spent alot of time with them,tamed them walked around the street with them on his head right little nutter, since that he's not even looked at the one we had left so got rid to a mate.

 

hopefully get him some more next year,young ones so he can bond with them again.

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Aye the little jills can take some hammering off a big buck, you know how it feels when you are stood on top of a shallow tunnel and feel them battering away. We had a jill years ago got both its eye's popped out from the rabbits foot giving it an uppercut. Shame to hear about it.

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