sex

[relic2 19]

if you keep a jill ferret & it comes into season will it be ok if you dont breed her

because i have heard nasty stories about not breeding a jill

cheers relic2

[Rake aboot 4,936]

Do a search on the forum,, there are hundreds of threads about it, you will get all the info you require bud

 

[The one 8,612]

Aye she will be fine but look as rough as feck

[nothernlite 18,268]

Edited December 20, 2012 by nothernlite

[crazy ferreter 14]

you can give her the jill you can get it a the vet for under a £10

[tote 870]

you can give her the jill you can get it a the vet for under a £10

 

You on about a bit of lesbo action.

[tote 870]

Aye she will be fine but look as rough as feck

 

 

As I've said in previous posts not all look rough at the end of summer, mine certainly don't.

[relic2 19]

is it better to keep a hob & dont breed

cheers

[Rake aboot 4,936]

Did you do a search ??

 

The info is easily found on this site,, makes for a good afternoons reading and will answer all yer queries.

[The one 8,612]

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'The one' timestamp='1356042771' post='2955484']

Aye she will be fine but look as rough as feck

 

 

 

As I've said in previous posts not all look rough at the end of summer, mine certainly don't.

 

When my oldest jill came in we let her get right in season and dropped in the hob ,she battered lumps out him , so in with the other hob and same result , i thought she was never going to come out even with the darker night it must have been mid October before she came out of season and looked a bit rough

[theferreter 311]

get yourself a vac hob to take your jills out of season saves all the shit will she die if shes not bred from