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Bonnie Tormohlen <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 15 Sep 2008 11:49:28 -0400
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I would like the opinions of experienced ferret owners regarding the
use of "biting" as a technique to teach ferrets not to bite, especially
kits. Call it a poll of sorts. I'm not talking about holding a ferret
in your teeth and hissing, I am talking about biting down on a ferret's
ear/neck hard enough to make it cry/whimper/scream.

Has anyone ever heard of this technique working? Pros or cons? Approve
or disapprove? Comments?

(NO...I do not bite my ferrets like this, I have a reason for asking).
If you would prefer to respond in private that is fine.

Thanks.

Bonnie Tormohlen/Director
CA Domestic Ferret Educational Alliance

[Posted in FML 6095]


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