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do ferrets make good pets?

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R0CKnR0LLA Experienced

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I don't like having to deal with them if I have to keep em in a cage. Well trained where you can let them roam free is better. At the very least just a leash should be enough.

Oh crap I thought this was the Lovely Ladies section. What are we talking about again?

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Ours is very sweet. She's a dainty little thing, and loves to give kisses. She's really old, and has a hard time getting around now. As long as the cage is kept clean, they don't really smell that bad. You can bathe them.

If you have the time to spend with one, and can let them out of the cage most of the time, I say get one.

I don't trust our cats or dogs around Blossom.

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Ours is very sweet. She's a dainty little thing, and loves to give kisses. She's really old, and has a hard time getting around now. As long as the cage is kept clean, they don't really smell that bad. You can bathe them.

If you have the time to spend with one, and can let them out of the cage most of the time, I say get one.

I don't trust our cats or dogs around Blossom.

My Sister in Law had one. Use to grab her tampons and hide them around the house! (I guess for nests?) CLEAN ONES ONLY!

It didn't smell at all. I thought she said something about domestic ferrets have to have their scent glands or they do get their scent glands removed. (Aren't they related to the Skunk family??) She could put it on her shoulder and it stayed there, until she put it down.

She could call out that is was time to go to bed and it would run into it's cage and get into it's hammock and swing itself to sleep. ZZZZZZZZZZ

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BAHAHAHA............But they really are smelly animals..I would stick to a dog...open the back door....he goes out to poo...

Or do what the neighbors all did when I lived in my apartment. Bring their dogs over and let them sh** in the apartment's grass and not clean it up!

I felt like the old angry neighbor. I'd yell at them to clean that sh** up, and they'd ignore me! I should have cleaned it up and flung it all over their house! Or else do the flaming bag thing! Then just sit on the sidewalk flicking mylighter and see what those MF'er had to say!

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