Would they live together ?

[chrisnick 1]

Got 5 jills and a hob that has been vacectomised if I got another vasectomized hob would it live with the other hob and jills without any problems or would the hobs fight

 

Thanks Chris

[redtailhawk1 84]

Yes

[chrisnick 1]

Yes it would live with the other hob or yes it would fight???

Edited October 23, 2010 by chrisnick

[THE GRIFF 8]

In theory they could all get on, but some ferrets just simply dont get on with other ferrets weather they are hobs, snipped, castrated or jills.

The only way to tell for definate is to try it.

[chrisnick 1]

In theory they could all get on, but some ferrets just simply dont get on with other ferrets weather they are hobs, snipped, castrated or jills.

The only way to tell for definate is to try it.

thanks pal could it be that they could be ok for now and once they come into season they start to fight or if they get on from day one they always will get onsorry for all the questions just dont want any dead or injured ferrets

Edited October 23, 2010 by chrisnick

[MR JACK 0]

I had a new hob in the summer, i've also got two jills and a vasectomised hob, i kept the new hob separate through the summer but i put them all together last week and the hobs get on fine together. Its just in the summer they need to be kept apart couse they fight over the jills.

[stubby 175]

it really is down to your ferts, you'll get both yes and no answers here, but as already stated, all ferts are different

 

I have two intact hobs and one vesectamised hob, that live together all year round, no fighting what-so-ever,

[redtailhawk1 84]

Yes they will get on. Not very often that they don't.

[runforyourlife 361]

Yes they will get on. Not very often that they don't.

 

 

[redtailhawk1 84]

Yes they will get on. Not very often that they don't.

 

 

 

Don't agree? I have bred ferrets since i was school age and never had a problemmwith mixing them. Some young eaten but that's it.