hobs and neutered hobs?

[will.f11 24]

Can you keep a hob (entire) and a hob (castrate) together during breeding season if there are no jills around?

[sue 1]

ive never been able to and i dont know anyone who has without the full hob beating the castrated hob up

[will.f11 24]

Thanks. Just though it might save money on castration bills

[sue 1]

they would be fine together when the full hob is out of season

[Kay 3,709]

To be honest i think its the look of the draw , i have kept entire ferets together with no problems in the past & then other times i have had to seperate them at the start off the breeding season

[sue 1]

hay kay have you been on the mcdonalds diet lol

[Kay 3,709]

hay kay have you been on the mcdonalds diet lol

 

i wish i had a chest like that

[jazz_11 5]

i think the entire hob treats the castrated hob as a jill and tries to have him/her.... (would say him but if its castrated it has no balls so really its a her )

[stubby 175]

Can you keep a hob (entire) and a hob (castrate) together during breeding season if there are no jills around?

 

Ive currently got two snipped hob's and an entire hob sharing a court, all are randy sod's and shagging each other , but they get on fine

(its getting off they have trouble with )

my castrated hob, is being kept seperate, as yes, they would shag him too, and he could'ent get his own back

 

although it was only recently that they were all seperated, before that I had 2 snipped hobs, 1 castrated hob, 3 jills and 12 kitts, all sharing the same court

no blood, no fighting

[The one 8,589]

you can keep them together and the castrated one will get bummed all the time they should live together though with out fighting as some guys who only work hobs keep them together all year round