Handle your kits
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- Опубліковано 26 лис 2021
- I can’t stress enough how important it is in my opinion to begin handling young ferrets from a very early age this helps establish a familiarity with human contact giving confidence that you are not a threat to their well being, this makes for an easy transition into a good working bond without the usual drama associated with a ferret that hasn’t had much contact, yes we know not all ferrets bite if left alone but it is common so do yourself a favour and start the process young. Enjoy!
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"Pup pup pup pup" I'm going to make that noise when I hold them lol. Last two I had wouldnt stop biting.
I wish my former housemate had done this!
Unfortunately, she got 3 ferrets very young and didn’t handle them whatsoever 😔
8 years later and I still have a couple of scars on my ankles from the bites!
She moved out without any notice and actually left the ferrets behind without a thought! She just left them in filth with a pile of old meat to eat 😢
Luckily, I eventually found a great home for them where the owner lets them play together out in the open with other rescue ferrets ❤
(Separated by gender and in appropriate groupings of course)
I went from knowing nothing about ferrets to trying to learn everything I could to care for them!
Thank you Doug for the look at the younger ferrits
Spikes the best type of ferret that you’ve got there Doug I don’t know how he works but he’s got it he’s got long legs slim long body and pointy face you need to breed him near and far
probably the most important advice you can give anyone to be honest, also on how to actually handle them! one of the best ferrets i had was given to me by a bad handler who said she bit him all the time, he gave her and the cage to me and i was never bitten at all, not once! she was actually stolen from my garden after getting a reputation as being a good ferret by some guys who felt it later on but thats another story! i was only 15 when that ferret was nicked and i was absolutely gutted, like i say though i got older and they had their payback lol, damn doug i get to tell some history on here lol
Hi Doug just love your videos. Takes me back to my youth. Keep up the good work !!👍😁
I wish it would take me back to my youth Ha Ha
That pink eye doe kit is lovely mate whats the chances of jess and grace throwing a pink eye
Grace usually has at least 1 pink eyed whenever she has been bred ,Jess had none last year all bew and polecats
Im lookin for transport
If you dont want the pink eye ill have her il pay her rent till i can get over lol lol
See what happens early days, not sure what I want yet I will keep 1 off Lags 2 off Trixied and 1 I'mm getting off Grahams best jill She is very dark polcat to one of Rip's relatives also a very dark polecat black nosed
So you like the pink eyes to there’s not as many around as there was years ago The white make some easier to find in the bush and pink eyes being light sensitive a lot slower out in the open but believe me they can see just as good in the dark if not better just make some easier to handle and track