Testing, testing...

Your ok as long as it doesnt spit

 

Do you "scruff" them to pick them up? Wish I'd known about that. Grab him by the neck, and he just dangles there like an floppy thing.

 

That's an instinct shared by cats and dogs I believe. It's so the parent can move their young easier if they need to relocate Their nest for some reason.

 

I used to do it when the kids were younger, but Social Services made me stop...

 

Try this 320x284 pixels:


I post most images to here at 800x600, which seems to be a good size for the forum.

 

Aaaah. Handy, thanks.

 

Please, there are ladies present on this forum

 

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Aha!

 

s/he certainly cuts a dash....my grandad had a ferret for rabbiting...it was the meanest varmint on the planet...would throw itself at the bars of the cage when you went past....never bit my grandad though (so he reckoned)

 

Handsome, isn't he? Wish we'd kept him.

 

No just scoop them up, but i would if i didnt know it



Mind you, here one is just about to bite another

 

They are handsome fellows!

 

Sorry for being ignorant, but what does one "do" with these domestic ferrets. Wild in the house? Or caged and let out to play?

 

You stick 'em down your keks. 'Sobvious.

 

Wouldn't the novelty of that wear off quite quickly?

 

They get long winter nights Oop North...