EUROPEAN POLECATS

[mike cunningham 8]

can someone please put some pics up of these. i mean are they any different to our polecats are they darker if so does any one breed them. iam just a bit suspect as to what they are. cheers.

[deanflute 550]

can someone please put some pics up of these. i mean are they any different to our polecats are they darker if so does any one breed them. iam just a bit suspect as to what they are. cheers.

 

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Polecat

[angoraferret 0]

This is fly, she is a eu polecat jill. A university in America did dna testing on her which showed her to be 100% pure european polecat. They also checked for cancerous genes as well.

[Mistyka 0]

I find the EU poley feel different and act different. They tend to be solid muscle and move so fast and seem to be much smarter than most ferrets. Here is one of my girls. She has EU in her line.

 

[Leeview 787]

Do a search for "Maries Ferrets" swedish site, with pedigrees going back up to 10generation no genuine eu polecat in her lines but look very similar to what is being banded about as having eu polecat in them

Y.I.S Leeview

[Funfuret 1]

Given that we still don't know all the cancer causing genes in humans, and the ferret genome hasn't been unravelled, I wouldn't rely too much on a 'cancer check' in a ferret

[Netter 0]

I find the EU poley feel different and act different. They tend to be solid muscle and move so fast and seem to be much smarter than most ferrets. Here is one of my girls. She has EU in her line.

 

 

That looks well, Have you got a male?

[Mistyka 0]

Ruth, I think she meant some cancerous genes.

[Mistyka 0]

I find the EU poley feel different and act different. They tend to be solid muscle and move so fast and seem to be much smarter than most ferrets. Here is one of my girls. She has EU in her line.

 

 

That looks well, Have you got a male?

 

Sure do!!

 

Big, fat and neutered.

Edited February 7, 2009 by Mistyka

[Funfuret 1]

Ruth, I think she meant some cancerous genes.

 

She didn't say some, Candy.

 

This is fly, she is a eu polecat jill. A university in America did dna testing on her which showed her to be 100% pure european polecat. They also checked for cancerous genes as well.

 

She seemed to me to be trying to imply that the ferrets that she's marketing are guaranteed cancer free .When in fact the tests aren't a guarantee

Edited February 7, 2009 by Funfuret

[Mistyka 0]

Ruth, I think she meant some cancerous genes.

 

She didn't say some, Candy.

 

This is fly, she is a eu polecat jill. A university in America did dna testing on her which showed her to be 100% pure european polecat. They also checked for cancerous genes as well.

 

She seemed to me to be trying to imply that the ferrets that she's marketing are guaranteed cancer free

 

Ahh, I see what you mean. I am forever giving her crap because she really sucks at wording things. Mind, I do too sometimes.

So to clarify, she meant some cancerous genes and that Fly isn't cancer free but is free from carrying certain cancerous genes.

[angoraferret 0]

Ruth, I think she meant some cancerous genes.

 

She didn't say some, Candy.

 

This is fly, she is a eu polecat jill. A university in America did dna testing on her which showed her to be 100% pure european polecat. They also checked for cancerous genes as well.

 

She seemed to me to be trying to imply that the ferrets that she's marketing are guaranteed cancer free

I am not implying anything ruth, i am told she has been checked for cancerous genes from her reliable last owner. I didn't say some but i didn't say all either did i. I wish i could say they will be cancer free but who can say that about anything.

Edited February 7, 2009 by angoraferret

[Funfuret 1]

If you say so