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Its Ferret time

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  • 20-06-2008 10:20am
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    stevoman
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    For all you ferret lovers out there folks, all this years kits should be ready for sale now. i have been checking the buy and sell and a lot of and adverts are generating for young ones that are ready to go. i didnt breed this year and i know they were very hard come by this year. Dont be put off by people who hunt the parents or keep them as pets, as i can assure you its doesnt matter. make sure to get them young and rear them from hand and you will have the most friendly and happy pets or hunters you will ever have the pleasure of owning.


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    carwash_2006
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    For anyone looking for pets keep an eye on cottage rescue, they are taking in ferrets now and they would be already litter trained and taught not to bite people.


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    Duzzie
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    carwash_2006 wrote: »
    For anyone looking for pets keep an eye on cottage rescue, they are taking in ferrets now and they would be already litter trained and taught not to bite people.

    I'll second that. I have 2 ferrets from Cottage Rescue. 2 great wee boys, both very friendly and playfull. Took a wee while to settle with my other 2 but they are all fine together.


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