Ferret as a pet??

[bigrubberjeep]

k911sc - I'm droping this thread, your coments are not even thought out.

[juanbenae]

bye.

[azasadny]

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/showthread.php?threadid=164122

We have had ferrets for pets for 6 years and:

- We don't have mullets or broken down Monte Carlos in the yard
- We have never been bitten (we respect our pets and do not tease them)
- We have had their scent glands removed and have a HEPA air cleaner next to their cage
- They don't bark or kill birds!
- They don't leave huge pils of dung in the yard
- They are easily trained to use a litter box
- They're fun and very affectionate

[Moses]

Anyone here ever try Ferret-legging?

http://kzsu.stanford.edu/~dougm/Humor/95/November/FerretLeggers.html

...a word is in order concerning ferrets, a weasel-like animal well known to Europeans but, because of the near extinction of the black-footed variety in the American West, not widely known in the United States. Alternatively referred to by professional ferret handlers as "shark-of-the-land," a "piranha with feet," "fur-coated evil, " and "the only four-legged creature in existence that kills just for kicks," the common domesticated ferret -- Mustela putorius -- has the spinal flexibility of a snake and the jaw musculature of a pit bull.

[azasadny]

Moses, I've never been drunk enough for that...