>You also have to realize that he may not get along with your other
>ferts, if you have other ferts.  Also that he may never be able to be
>in public like mine for example.
 
We all may get a ferret with a temperament like this once in a while if
we keep ferrets long enough, we have one or then again we may have had
one.
 
It is ferrets with a bad attitude towards life that get dumped in shelter
or like here in the UK they get killed of before some owners are willing
to try and get them in to a shelter.
 
At the moment I have two ferrets that will not tolerate any other ferret
and these are not Angora's just the common or garden ferrets that were
bred for working then dumped outside my place once the working season was
over.
 
Nothing in life is normal, it is just more usual.
 
http://www.geocities.com/houseferrets13uk/tony-pet.html,
http://www.geocities.com/houseferrets13uk/index.html.
http://www.webspawner.com/users/ferretwelfare/index.html The UK Charity
Commissioners are appointed under the Charities Act 1993 principally to
further the work of charities by giving advice and information also
checking for abuses.
Aims:- To give the public confidence in the integrity of charities.
Website: www.charity-commision.gov.uk
[Posted in FML issue 4330]