Jills In Season

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Also, the Hob we had here last year (now returned) was fine until in full season mode and I was the only one to be able to handle him comfortably. Do you fellas find that your Hobs are far more aggressive in the summer months?

Yeah they are aggressive with other ferrets, in particular other hobs, but not with people. My hobs are just as cuddly and lovable during the summer than when outta season

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I was hoping this thread would disappear as I think I may have got a little bit mixed up I was asking my wife about the marks on the kids clothes and she looked at me like I was mental, although she remembers moaning about their scent being really strong on us when in season earlier in the year. She said the staining on their clothes was nothing to do with the ferrets if we are talking about the same thing, I have got it mixed up with another incident not ferret related at all. A lot of the reason they were extra smelly and oily though was probably down to me supplementing their diet with the fish (mostly mackerel) caught on the beach from earlier in the season as my stinkers love it when I have it and we think they probably started smelling better when my supply ran dry.

My apologies for talking absolute sh*t, those of you that know me will not be surprised at all . I am big enough to admit I may have got my wires well and truly crossed.

 

Pat

Fair play to you Pat.

[The one 8,594]

 

Also, the Hob we had here last year (now returned) was fine until in full season mode and I was the only one to be able to handle him comfortably. Do you fellas find that your Hobs are far more aggressive in the summer months?

Yeah they are aggressive with other ferrets, in particular other hobs, but not with people. My hobs are just as cuddly and lovable during the summer than when outta season

 

Same here they seem to have a spell of pacing or scratching the wire probably when they smell a jill ? but when you pick then up there fine