ferrets and freedom

[Guest on the hill]

never seen a ferret that cant last a day

my kit could last aslong as you wanna go out for lol

[ratman 1 0]

[Guest on the hill]

lol

[cometa300s 20]

im going to look into getting him a little companion lol thanks all

[ratman 1 0]

free and very happy

[cometa300s 20]

nice piks mate

[jazz_11 5]

cant see a problem to be honest aslong as they have somewhere to make a bed.

[Ginette 0]

I think a certain amount of freedom is needed for any animal if it's to be kept humanely!

My ferrets get free roam and I even let them loose in the woods where I live, as long as there'e one person to keep track of each ferret. I think it's probably good to hone their instincts.

A ferret kept locked up is more likely to go feral I think from shere cabin fever and boredom! Ferrets love play and often need lots of room to do so properly. Plus if they assosciate you with freedom and fun, they'll only love you all the more and (maybe) look more faviourably upon your hands.

[Halfinch 51]

There's no way you can give a ferret TOO much freedom, but like others have said, it's very hard to totally secure a garden, and ferrets do have predators, so just be aware of those 2 potential problems.

All the best.

[ratman 1 0]

Iam glad im not the only nut for freedom Ginette would like to know if you work your ferret and if so do you use a

tracking device? I dont because there is no need and i think that is because they are free to roam

[stubby 175]

I think a certain amount of freedom is needed for any animal if it's to be kept humanely!

My ferrets get free roam and I even let them loose in the woods where I live, as long as there'e one person to keep track of each ferret. I think it's probably good to hone their instincts.

A ferret kept locked up is more likely to go feral I think from shere cabin fever and boredom! Ferrets love play and often need lots of room to do so properly. Plus if they assosciate you with freedom and fun, they'll only love you all the more and (maybe) look more faviourably upon your hands.

 

Im sorry, but what an utter load of b******s, that sounds like something a pet keeper would say, so all these ferrets I have in cages will turn feral will they

 

 

Iam glad im not the only nut for freedom Ginette would like to know if you work your ferret and if so do you use a

tracking device? I dont because there is no need and i think that is because they are free to roam

 

no need for a locator

cant think much of your ferts then, thats all I can say

[ratman 1 0]

I think a certain amount of freedom is needed for any animal if it's to be kept humanely!

My ferrets get free roam and I even let them loose in the woods where I live, as long as there'e one person to keep track of each ferret. I think it's probably good to hone their instincts.

A ferret kept locked up is more likely to go feral I think from shere cabin fever and boredom! Ferrets love play and often need lots of room to do so properly. Plus if they assosciate you with freedom and fun, they'll only love you all the more and (maybe) look more faviourably upon your hands.

 

Im sorry, but what an utter load of b******s, that sounds like something a pet keeper would say, so all these ferrets I have in cages will turn feral will they

 

 

Iam glad im not the only nut for freedom Ginette would like to know if you work your ferret and if so do you use a

tracking device? I dont because there is no need and i think that is because they are free to roam

 

no need for a locator

cant think much of your ferts then, thats all I can say

 

who do you think you are saying that i cant think much of my FERRETS you do not know me

my ferrets are very happy and i have been working FERRETS AND DOGS 30 years so i think you talk

I HAVE A 9 YEAR OLD JILL SHE HAS WORKED FROM THE AGE OF 3 MONTHS SO WHO KNOWS MY FERRETS

NOT YOU SO KEEP YOUR UNFOUNDED AND UNHELPFUL COMMENT TO YOURSELF!

Edited September 18, 2008 by ratman 1

[socks 32,253]

I think a certain amount of freedom is needed for any animal if it's to be kept humanely!

My ferrets get free roam and I even let them loose in the woods where I live, as long as there'e one person to keep track of each ferret. I think it's probably good to hone their instincts.

A ferret kept locked up is more likely to go feral I think from shere cabin fever and boredom! Ferrets love play and often need lots of room to do so properly. Plus if they assosciate you with freedom and fun, they'll only love you all the more and (maybe) look more faviourably upon your hands.

 

Im sorry, but what an utter load of b******s, that sounds like something a pet keeper would say, so all these ferrets I have in cages will turn feral will they

 

 

Iam glad im not the only nut for freedom Ginette would like to know if you work your ferret and if so do you use a

tracking device? I dont because there is no need and i think that is because they are free to roam

 

no need for a locator

cant think much of your ferts then, thats all I can say

 

who do you think you are saying that i cant think much of my FERRETS you do not know me

my ferrets are very happy and i have been working 30 years so i think you talk

I HAVE A 9 YEAR OLD JILL SHE HAS WORKED FROM THE AGE OF 3 MONTHS SO WHO KNOWS MY FERRETS

NOT YOU SO KEEP YOUR UNFOUNDED AND UNHELPFUL COMMENT TO YOURSELF!

 

you havn't learned much in 30 years then have you if you are working your baby ferrets from the age of 12 weeks ... how rediculouse they vare neither physiaclly or mentally preperad for work at such a young age .........

 

can you clarify what you mean by ''free to roam'' and why does this mean that you dont need to use a locater (the proper name for a tracking device ) ...........

[ratman 1 0]

I think a certain amount of freedom is needed for any animal if it's to be kept humanely!My ferrets get free roam and I even let them loose in the woods where I live, as long as there'e one person to keep track of each ferret. I think it's probably good to hone their instincts.A ferret kept locked up is more likely to go feral I think from shere cabin fever and boredom! Ferrets love play and often need lots of room to do so properly. Plus if they assosciate you with freedom and fun, they'll only love you all the more and (maybe) look more faviourably upon your hands.

Im sorry, but what an utter load of b******s, that sounds like something a pet keeper would say, so all these ferrets I have in cages will turn feral will they

Iam glad im not the only nut for freedom Ginette would like to know if you work your ferret and if so do you use atracking device? I dont because there is no need and i think that is because they are free to roam

no need for a locator cant think much of your ferts then, thats all I can say

who do you think you are saying that i cant think much of my FERRETS you do not know me  my ferrets are very happy  and i have been working 30 years so i think you talk  :censored:I HAVE A 9 YEAR OLD JILL SHE HAS WORKED FROM THE AGE OF 3 MONTHS SO WHO KNOWS MY FERRETSNOT YOU SO KEEP YOUR UNFOUNDED AND UNHELPFUL COMMENT TO YOURSELF!

you havn't learned much in 30 years then have you if you are working your baby ferrets from the age of 12 weeks ... how rediculouse they vare neither physiaclly or mentally preperad for work at such a young age .........can you clarify what you mean by ''free to roam'' and why does this mean that you dont need to use a locater (the proper name for a tracking device  ) ...........

my ferrets have a 15x30ft enclosure with a sheltered area warm and dry for their bed, they are not kept in cages, they are free to roam whenever they want!

African tribesmen are not called locators nor were American Indians, they were called TRACKERS, so you say tomAto and I say tomato, and by the way I dont recall asking for your opinion anyway

[socks 32,253]

I think a certain amount of freedom is needed for any animal if it's to be kept humanely!My ferrets get free roam and I even let them loose in the woods where I live, as long as there'e one person to keep track of each ferret. I think it's probably good to hone their instincts.A ferret kept locked up is more likely to go feral I think from shere cabin fever and boredom! Ferrets love play and often need lots of room to do so properly. Plus if they assosciate you with freedom and fun, they'll only love you all the more and (maybe) look more faviourably upon your hands.

Im sorry, but what an utter load of b******s, that sounds like something a pet keeper would say, so all these ferrets I have in cages will turn feral will they

Iam glad im not the only nut for freedom Ginette would like to know if you work your ferret and if so do you use atracking device? I dont because there is no need and i think that is because they are free to roam

no need for a locator cant think much of your ferts then, thats all I can say

who do you think you are saying that i cant think much of my FERRETS you do not know me  my ferrets are very happy  and i have been working 30 years so i think you talk  :censored:I HAVE A 9 YEAR OLD JILL SHE HAS WORKED FROM THE AGE OF 3 MONTHS SO WHO KNOWS MY FERRETSNOT YOU SO KEEP YOUR UNFOUNDED AND UNHELPFUL COMMENT TO YOURSELF!

you havn't learned much in 30 years then have you if you are working your baby ferrets from the age of 12 weeks ... how rediculouse they vare neither physiaclly or mentally preperad for work at such a young age .........can you clarify what you mean by ''free to roam'' and why does this mean that you dont need to use a locater (the proper name for a tracking device  ) ...........

my ferrets have a 15x30ft enclosure with a sheltered area warm and dry for their bed, they are not kept in cages, they are free to roam whenever they want!

African tribesmen are not called locators nor were American Indians, they were called TRACKERS, so you say tomAto and I say tomato, and by the way I dont recall asking for your opinion anyway

 

feck me i am sorry i gave you my opinion NOT ... what the feck has an african tracker or native american indian or tracker dog or jungle tracking scout got to do with a piece of mechanical equipment that it used to LOCATE a ferret underground .... i dont care how you pronounce words the correct name is a mark 1 mark 2 or mark 3 locator .... you dont know a great deal about actually working your ferrets do you fella .................

Edited September 18, 2008 by socks