neutering

[Born Hunter 17,655]

im going to be gettin ferrets and have decided on 2 jills, i have no intension of breeding from them no matter even if they turn out to be great workers so have thought about getting them neutered.

 

would neutering them affect their working ability in any way? from what i understand it wont and is the best thing to do in my circumstances but i like to run any doubts past you lot first.

 

thanks

[Gin 496]

It will make no difference. We have all ours done and they still work great.

[Born Hunter 17,655]

It will make no difference. We have all ours done and they still work great.

 

i was pretty sure i was right just wanted to double check before making any decisions

 

thanks

[Kay 3,709]

If your not going to breed its pointless keeping them entire it causes problems health wise so i would defo get them speyed

[Born Hunter 17,655]

If your not going to breed its pointless keeping them entire it causes problems health wise so i would defo get them speyed

 

i understand that, just wasnt sure if people prefered to keep then entire and bring them out of season using a vesectomised hob if it affected thier working ability being neutered.

 

thanks anyway, sound advice

Edited January 14, 2007 by Born Hunter

[Coneytrappr 29]

I have all mine done and it hasn't effected them negatively at all.

[NorthernIreland 0]

i have two jills, think im going to get them speyed. how much is it roughly??

[Ricky-N.p.p 0]

i have two jills, think im going to get them speyed. how much is it roughly??

 

about the same price as a cat wich varries from vet to vet, i got the hob done,cheaper but then i am a tight f*cker

[NorthernIreland 0]

ahh. ill just get a neutered hob off some one think thatll be easier. Edited January 16, 2007 by NorthernIreland

[Guest Bigbob]

I would get a hob snipped and use him and if your jills turn out to be cracking workers you can bred from them in years to come and keep the strain going