the beater 5 Posted September 18, 2012 Report Share Posted September 18, 2012 i hav e 2 jills that need re homing , they have been handled well and are 3-4 months old, i,m in the somerset area would prefer if they went to a working home Quote Link to post
BS40liam 203 Posted September 18, 2012 Report Share Posted September 18, 2012 Where abouts in somerset mate? Mines a c*nt for biting so she's going back to the shop as my daughter really wants to handle her but can't! Pm me if you prefer cheers Quote Link to post
Tug 168 Posted September 18, 2012 Report Share Posted September 18, 2012 Where abouts in somerset mate? Mines a c*nt for biting so she's going back to the shop as my daughter really wants to handle her but can't! Pm me if you prefer cheers I certainly wouldn't put ferrets your way if you ditch them just because they are difficult. Handle it properly and give it time, you've been using gloves so it won't even know your scent. What willdo if you get latched onto by an excited ferret down a stop end, leave it there? If you can't invest the time in handling a ferret properly then get a different hobby like badminton, that way you only have to worry about the rackets when you get them out of the cupboard. Quote Link to post
tegater 789 Posted September 18, 2012 Report Share Posted September 18, 2012 Where abouts in somerset mate? Mines a c*nt for biting so she's going back to the shop as my daughter really wants to handle her but can't! Pm me if you prefer cheers I certainly wouldn't put ferrets your way if you ditch them just because they are difficult. Handle it properly and give it time, you've been using gloves so it won't even know your scent. What willdo if you get latched onto by an excited ferret down a stop end, leave it there? If you can't invest the time in handling a ferret properly then get a different hobby like badminton, that way you only have to worry about the rackets when you get them out of the cupboard. If its only a pet and it was bought for his daughter whats the problem. He isnt talking about abandoning it. 1 Quote Link to post
BS40liam 203 Posted September 18, 2012 Report Share Posted September 18, 2012 Not being funny mate but why do you need feel the need to comment? The glove thing was a joke on the other thread to to raise a laugh. But on a serious note she has been handled every day but still feels the need to try and bite my hand off! Not that I need to justify myself to you but surley you've got your own problems....plus I would be doing the bloke a favour re homing them! 1 Quote Link to post
Tug 168 Posted September 18, 2012 Report Share Posted September 18, 2012 Where abouts in somerset mate? Mines a c*nt for biting so she's going back to the shop as my daughter really wants to handle her but can't! Pm me if you prefer cheers I certainly wouldn't put ferrets your way if you ditch them just because they are difficult. Handle it properly and give it time, you've been using gloves so it won't even know your scent. What willdo if you get latched onto by an excited ferret down a stop end, leave it there? If you can't invest the time in handling a ferret properly then get a different hobby like badminton, that way you only have to worry about the rackets when you get them out of the cupboard. If its only a pet and it was bought for his daughter whats the problem. He isnt talking about abandoning it. Hamsters bite, gerbils bite - do they go back to or do people work on them? He's on about sending it back and looking for a perfect ferret, how many more is he going to go through? He's also made it clear that he's going to be working it. Quote Link to post
Tug 168 Posted September 18, 2012 Report Share Posted September 18, 2012 (edited) Not being funny mate but why do you need feel the need to comment? Because there's far too many dicks on here that don't care about the little heroes that they should look after. There will be people on here that are desperate for ferrets for the season, who are the same ones that gave them away in spring or sent to auction. You can't give up on a ferret because it bites, simple as. Edited September 18, 2012 by Tug Quote Link to post
tegater 789 Posted September 18, 2012 Report Share Posted September 18, 2012 Where abouts in somerset mate? Mines a c*nt for biting so she's going back to the shop as my daughter really wants to handle her but can't! Pm me if you prefer cheers I certainly wouldn't put ferrets your way if you ditch them just because they are difficult. Handle it properly and give it time, you've been using gloves so it won't even know your scent. What willdo if you get latched onto by an excited ferret down a stop end, leave it there? If you can't invest the time in handling a ferret properly then get a different hobby like badminton, that way you only have to worry about the rackets when you get them out of the cupboard. If its only a pet and it was bought for his daughter whats the problem. He isnt talking about abandoning it. Hamsters bite, gerbils bite - do they go back to or do people work on them? He's on about sending it back and looking for a perfect ferret, how many more is he going to go through? He's also made it clear that he's going to be working it. Right, I didnt know there was another thread. Quote Link to post
BS40liam 203 Posted September 18, 2012 Report Share Posted September 18, 2012 Its people like you that make me laugh! Got a comment for everything and just because you don't like the sound of something feel the need to slate someone and give it the big un over the internet...yeas I've made it clear that it will be worked but its more so a pet for my daughter as she took a massive interest in them! But I don't want to take the risk of a 7 month old ferret that I was told was tame when clearly it isn't latching on to my daughter as it has done to me several times! Keep your oppinions to yourself or if you've got that much of a problem pm me intstead of trying to make yourself seem the bigman so that everyone can see! Quote Link to post
Tug 168 Posted September 18, 2012 Report Share Posted September 18, 2012 (edited) Conversations like this belong on the open forum, not PM, that way any newcomers to the sport can take note so they don't turn out to be dicks too... I won't comment further as it takes away from the OP, I just wanted to make him aware of the fact that Liam probably isn't the best one to take his jills. Edited September 18, 2012 by Tug Quote Link to post
BS40liam 203 Posted September 18, 2012 Report Share Posted September 18, 2012 What you need to understand is that the biting me isn't so much the problem but like I said my daughter needs to be able to handle them and if a ferret latched onto her then its game over...I'm not exactly talking about slinging the ferret down a hole and leaving it as she will go back to the place where I got her from as was welcombe by the bloke who sold her if they're be any problems... Quote Link to post
sam4530s 37 Posted September 18, 2012 Report Share Posted September 18, 2012 liam whats to say that these new ferrets wont bite ? ? ? beater said they have been handled well but that dont mean s**t does it because your saying that you handle your one well and its still nipping ya hands , my point is liam better the devil you know than the ferret you dont just keep trying with the little stinker youl get there soon enough . 1 Quote Link to post
BS40liam 203 Posted September 18, 2012 Report Share Posted September 18, 2012 I might end up just keeping my one anyway as well as the new ones if I do get them that is.......like I've said biting me isn't so much the issue its the fact I would like for my daughter to handle them aswell but can't do that with a biter Quote Link to post
Jamie m 668 Posted September 19, 2012 Report Share Posted September 19, 2012 Get her a guinea pig or something and join the fuzzy brigade maybe ferrets aren't for you . Oh and a little pink bow for it's hair and a brush much safer , Quote Link to post
torchey 1,243 Posted September 19, 2012 Report Share Posted September 19, 2012 wher abouts in somerset are you mate Quote Link to post
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