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I bred a litter of kits last summer, and kept 3 hobs and 1 jill from it.

 

Two of the hobs are the same colouring as their old man, and have grown to be the exact same size, shape and tempremant. I have never been able to tell the two younger hobs apart, they have always been 'the twins', but i have purposefully kept them seperate from their old man.

 

With my jills suddenly all coming into season, i ended up lumping all the hobs in together, until i could sort out the runs etc, and now i cannot for the life of my figure out which of the three is pappa and which are the kits!

 

Even worse, i'm due to re-home the two kits and don't want to accidently get shot of the older hob!

 

Fucks sake! I'm stumped, just spent over half an hour sat on the floor of the garage with all three, and i really cannot tell them apart.

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I bred a litter of kits last summer, and kept 3 hobs and 1 jill from it.

 

Two of the hobs are the same colouring as their old man, and have grown to be the exact same size, shape and tempremant. I have never been able to tell the two younger hobs apart, they have always been 'the twins', but i have purposefully kept them seperate from their old man.

 

With my jills suddenly all coming into season, i ended up lumping all the hobs in together, until i could sort out the runs etc, and now i cannot for the life of my figure out which of the three is pappa and which are the kits!

 

Even worse, i'm due to re-home the two kits and don't want to accidently get shot of the older hob!

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I would guess looking in there mouths at the teeth would be your best bet :hmm:
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There are only a couple of years between them matey, so their teeth are all pretty good, but it might just work. The only other thing i can think is take all three out and run them through warrens and see which works like it knows the buisness. Silly thing to do mind.

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after you figured it out, cut the hairs off the tip of the older hobs tail just make sure you dont get tail :laugh: , itll take a while to grow in an the ferrets dont even notice, always easier to see who's who if a coupel are identical ;)

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I will have to give them a complete two man examination, of teeth and nuts and see what i can figure out, i have no doubt all three will work equally as well, but i'm attached to Bear and i'd feel bad for his bro Chunk, if i shipped him off. Sad twat that i am!

 

The jill are in season as well, so it's fecking mayhem here at the min :laugh:

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