Ferretry Breeding: Latest Updates & YOUR Q&A

🐾 Ferretry Update + Answering Your Questions! 🐾

Hey everyone! In today’s video, I’m giving you an update on my ferretry, sharing how my ferrets are doing, and answering some of your questions from the comments! 🥰

🐹 Topics Covered in This Video:
✔️ Updates on my ferret breeding program
✔️ How the ferrets are growing & developing
✔️ Future plans for the ferretry
✔️ Answering YOUR questions!

💬 Got more questions? Drop them in the comments, and I might feature them in a future video!

Thanks for watching! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe if you love ferrets as much as I do! 🥰🐾

[lupuswarrior]

You are the ferret whisperer 😂so calming and informative. Love the life you give them❤

[ApacheRCL]

Loved every second of this! Especially the Big Boy show and tell!

What an interesting inside scoop that is about how the implanted and castrated still found a way. Boggis and Bournville were clearly overcome by the KingsDown ferret girls' beauty to have bypassed science like that. Thanks for all you do, KD!

[lednar_]

Lovely episode!
"Drives the mom nuts." There are plenty of clips from last year on Twitch where the poor moms seem to be "pleading" for help from the craziness and endless exploration of the kits. 😄

[Poleen-ewry]

I’d love to see more content of their enrichment and maybe what you feed them in a day I think everyone would love to see that xx 💗

[reynaorellana]

I enjoyed this video it was really informative thank you 😊

[kirafawkes]

Questions:

- How much are your ferrets (assuming they're available or even for sale), and what is all included in that? (For example, neutering or shots, etc.)

- Do you ship them to Canada? If not, do you know of a good source here in Canada?

- Are there any good books with plenty of information on ferrets you might recommend?

Thank you for reading my questions.
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[garethdean]

You never can predict nature, even the domesticated kind. Reminds me of a friend years and years back who had a ferret and rabbit on very good terms who would engage in epic 'battles' at the most embarrassing times for their owner. Seems even neutering isn't enough.

[electronicsheep]

My question what is your protocol when one of them gets ill?