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Hello. I am looking to breed my best hob this year as he is a really good ferret, literally from his very first outing at 20 weeks he has been the best out of my ferrets and most of my mates. Ive only got 2 Jills and one isnt great but the other jill, his sister, who although started slow is starting to come good. I didnt breed them but used to own the mum. I would have had some kits this year from the same breeding but the mum jill has died. So I definitly want a couple of kits from him but not is they are going to be short arms and banjo's! Has anyone bred brother sister ferrets? how did they turn out? or is it just too close to breed from? atb, H&J :victory:

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i think it easier to buy a ferret than breed them , as it a load of hassle really , but he asked would it do harm and if the parents are healthy it wont,

so carry on with your silly comments :thumbs:

SORRY HAGAR WASNT MENT TO BE A SILLY COMMENT BUT WOULD YOU BREED YOUR STAFFS IF BROTHER AND SISTER DONT GET UP SET JUST MY POINT OF VIEW THANKS T.D :bye:
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Hello. I am looking to breed my best hob this year as he is a really good ferret, literally from his very first outing at 20 weeks he has been the best out of my ferrets and most of my mates. Ive only got 2 Jills and one isnt great but the other jill, his sister, who although started slow is starting to come good. I didnt breed them but used to own the mum. I would have had some kits this year from the same breeding but the mum jill has died. So I definitly want a couple of kits from him but not is they are going to be short arms and banjo's! Has anyone bred brother sister ferrets? how did they turn out? or is it just too close to breed from? atb, H&J :victory:

 

they will be fine mate like they would in the wild but do not think that because the mother and father are good the young will to does not work like that if it di no m=one would have good and bad ferrets

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