breaking progress

[whippet08 8]

hi all, i posted last week asking for advice on breaking my 13month lurcher too the ferrets which i now have,after reading your replies i have taken the advice and am doing really well,its only early but she seems to be doing good,heres a couple pics of them shareing a bowl of milk together,thank you all,

 

p.s i am handling them every day but they still sometimes try and nip me,will this habbit pass, or do i have nasty blighters?

 

[The one 8,600]

Stick at it mate in a couple of weeks they will have stopped the nipping

[Kay 3,709]

Well done , looks like its going well

[Malt 379]

It should pass mate, it's probably play biting. They do tend to do it less as they get older.

[whippet08 8]

also, is it ok too feed some raw lamb heart in small amounts as have loads in the freezer

[The one 8,600]

Give them some mate they will soon show you if they like it or not

[cjw 1]

hi all, i posted last week asking for advice on breaking my 13month lurcher too the ferrets which i now have,after reading your replies i have taken the advice and am doing really well,its only early but she seems to be doing good,heres a couple pics of them shareing a bowl of milk together,thank you all,

 

p.s i am handling them every day but they still sometimes try and nip me,will this habbit pass, or do i have nasty blighters?

 

 

glad their getting on ok for you mate.

IMOA i would not give them milk the dog also but if you do water it down 50/50 and only goats milk.

been told cows milk no good for their digestive system .

 

keep hunting

 

cjw

[victor 10]

my ferrets havent bitten me at all, only cus ive seen them grow up (mates breed them) and my dog grew up with them, so before long you wont notice them not biting you untill you think about it