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Male hob for rehoming
Smethwick
3 hours
£100
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SsLd_FgEU
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Adv. Location
Smethwick
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For sale
Age
12 weeks, 4 days
Breed
Sex
Male
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Hiya, with tears i have had to make the difficult decision to to rehome my boy Buck, he is currently 12 weeks old (3 months), i had bought him home at the wrong time and i have realised that whilst having him, with college overload and struggling to bond him with my other two boys its all been too much for me and at the time when deciding to get him i didn't think it would be this hard, I had plans to split free roam time between them until they’re bonded but it hasn’t worked out that way, he is only just a baby so his temperament is very hard to maintain if you haven't got a lot of time on your hands which i've had to accept i do not.
He is super active, playful and loving, all he wants is you there to play with him and he is the happiest boy ever, he will come and cuddle up to you when his all knackered out, he loves everything u can imagine a ferret would (tunnels, balls, ect), he will follow you around, and try and help you out when cleaning his cage, he is just the most precious little boy and it is going to kill me to see him go.
As i am very attached to him and love him dearly i would like to keep in touch with whoever does have him for updates please and i will be wanting him to go to someone who has either done loads of research on ferrets or has experience with them as i want him to be going to a very loving and understanding home (he can bite hard and be very cheeky at times), i do believe he will get along with other ferrets as he does show alot of playful behaviours towards mine but unfortunately its just my current boys that don’t seem to show the same behaviours back (one starts to shake when his had enough but buck wont let him rest and the other show’s aggression towards buck and poops when fighting) i have tried him with pads and he just sees them as something to destroy so he is currently using wooden litter pellets in a litter pan, he is fed on dry food (kibble) currently and has a raw egg once a week and salmon oil as a treat, he will be coming with his cage and some of his current food so it can be swapped over aswell as one litter tray, he has very recently had a vet check up and they have confirmed he is healthy, and he is also treated for fleas.
If you are interested contact me no time wasters please, i am happy to share any other wanted info and to send videos.
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