by FerretDa » Sat, 03 Sep 2011 05:59:28
Time now for the hand feeding of warm gravy meal. Spoiled creatures. Then
let them romp around the house for the evening.
:-D
Ps - one friend wrote me this morning and said HI to my squeaky creatures.
I wrote him back and told him that they rarely squeak. They are more like
*** mimes. eheheh ;)
by steve robinso » Sat, 03 Sep 2011 07:06:07
> Time now for the hand feeding of warm gravy meal. Spoiled
> creatures. Then let them romp around the house for the evening.
> :-D
> Ps - one friend wrote me this morning and said HI to my squeaky
> creatures. I wrote him back and told him that they rarely squeak.
> They are more like *** mimes. eheheh ;)
by Gary » Mon, 05 Sep 2011 22:10:19
> > Nothing much to say except my 2 girls are healthy and doing fine.
> > Time now for the hand feeding of warm gravy meal. Spoiled
> > creatures. Then let them romp around the house for the evening.
> > :-D
> > Ps - one friend wrote me this morning and said HI to my squeaky
> > creatures. I wrote him back and told him that they rarely squeak.
> > They are more like *** mimes. eheheh ;)
> I like that, my little ***s have just started drawing *** again,
> they didnt like the taste of me for a short while
Jackie never bites me hard unless I put her AND my hand underneath a
blanket. I don't know how this game started but it started when she was very
young. She knows now that that is the time she is allowed to bite as hard
as she can....on the heel of my hand. She will " go for it" too at that
time. She will***, then bite hard and sometimes even shake her head back
and forth as to tear off a chunk of my hand. eheheh Naturally, I let her do
this and just grit my teeth as it can get a bit painful sometimes. She
never bites other than that situation.
Mia will often play-bite me when I scruff her up (play hard with her). It's
just very gentle play-biting though.
by steve robinso » Mon, 05 Sep 2011 22:20:52
> > > Nothing much to say except my 2 girls are healthy and doing
> > > fine.
> > > Time now for the hand feeding of warm gravy meal. Spoiled
> > > creatures. Then let them romp around the house for the evening.
> > > :-D
> > > Ps - one friend wrote me this morning and said HI to my squeaky
> > > creatures. I wrote him back and told him that they rarely
> > > squeak. They are more like *** mimes. eheheh ;)
> > I like that, my little ***s have just started drawing ***
> > again, they didnt like the taste of me for a short while
> Good to hear from you, Steve. So tell me....do your kids bite too
> hard in play or are they a bit wild since you sometimes keep them
> outside...and just bite you as a natural instinct? (ie - a
> defensive bite?)
In july the started ripping into me again, when i went to the
hospital for more tests i told the doctor that i thought i was in
remission he laughed when i told him the ferrets had taken ***
samples before him
Their diagnosis was correct
I tasted like daddy again
> Jackie never bites me hard unless I put her AND my hand underneath a
> blanket. I don't know how this game started but it started when she
> was very young. She knows now that that is the time she is allowed
> to bite as hard as she can....on the heel of my hand. She will " go
> for it" too at that time. She will***, then bite hard and
> sometimes even shake her head back and forth as to tear off a chunk
> of my hand. eheheh Naturally, I let her do this and just grit my
> teeth as it can get a bit painful sometimes. She never bites other
> than that situation.
> Mia will often play-bite me when I scruff her up (play hard with
> her). It's just very gentle play-biting though.
by SasiOn » Tue, 06 Sep 2011 23:22:24
by steve robinso » Wed, 07 Sep 2011 00:40:20
by FerretDa » Fri, 09 Sep 2011 21:48:13
> In july the started ripping into me again, when i went to the
> hospital for more tests i told the doctor that i thought i was in
> remission he laughed when i told him the ferrets had taken ***
> samples before him
> Their diagnosis was correct
> I tasted like daddy again
Next time they bite you, try biting them on the leg to see how they like
it. hehehehh
by FerretDa » Fri, 09 Sep 2011 21:51:07
> > I would like to know why they like to bite like that?
> Its how they kill thier prey in the wild and how they play with other
> ferrets , unfortunatly humans are wimps
by steve robinso » Sat, 10 Sep 2011 05:37:59
> > They bite hard in play but they are a little wild too , stopped
> > biting me for a while late last year and earlier this year which
> > i thought strange, they must have realised that i was ill (even
> > before i did)
> > In july the started ripping into me again, when i went to the
> > hospital for more tests i told the doctor that i thought i was in
> > remission he laughed when i told him the ferrets had taken ***
> > samples before him
> > Their diagnosis was correct
> > I tasted like daddy again
> Glad to hear that the Dr.Ferrets diagnosised you properly, Steve,
> and you are doing well.
> Next time they bite you, try biting them on the leg to see how they
> like it. hehehehh
by FerretDa » Sat, 10 Sep 2011 18:00:38
> > Next time they bite you, try biting them on the leg to see how they
> > like it. hehehehh
> and expose my jugular not likely :)
I saw a documentary about skunks the other day. Very cute and they are
close relatives to ferrets. The baby ones are adorable!