Sukie wrote:
>BTW, how many here can hear tell their ferrets apart by their smells,
>and by their sounds?
 
I could definitely do this with Cully and Amelia--they made very
different noises, and since they didn't sleep together, they had very
different smells.  Pan and Seti definitely have their own characteristic
noises, but since they're still babies, they both smell like babies.  Pan
breathes lightly and delicately whie Seti snuffles and snorts, it matches
their personalities.
 
Though it may be easier to tell them apart by scent now that Pan has
finally realized that Linatone is something very, very good and not some
strange poison.  Seti is yet to be convinced.  He'll want it though once
he sees Pan eagerly eating it ;) But for now, the one with Linatone on
his breath is Pan!
 
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