You forgot to add
 
Under ranges--our range is almost flush with the floor--yet there are two
or three of the big ferrets who can flatten down to get under it Mobile
(not built-in dishwashers which happened to us until we got the new
built-in installed.  Sara crawled under the dishwasher and up into the
motor--have you ever tried to turn a dishwasher over and take the bottom
off to extricate the ferret from the motor.  We finally put cardboard
around bottom and taped it on to the bottom--you ought to see the looks on
repairmen's faces when they see it--hey we have ferrets--what else Even
refrigerators flush against walls can be a challenge for furries-ours
wiggled in back and we had a gay old time getting him out.  Does anyone
think that childproof locks can keep ferrets out of cabinets
 
Sliding doors--very heavy and hard to open even for humans can be opened
by a team effort of four ferrets--just a tiny space and they are bouncing
throughout the house.
 
Also be careful when remodeling-we remodeled our bathroom and accidentally
one day left the door open--it was a heck of a time bribing ferret out of
wall--we finally succeeded with a baby ruth candy bar and no he didnt get
the baby ruth but hung on to while we drug him out.  Glasses and cans of
pop--yep they do love Pepsi--will do anything to get to it.
 
Solution--dont drink it while furries are out and about--they will move
heaven and earth to get to it.
 
Fountains which are so common now-watch out for furries thinking its a
drinking bowl.
 
I am sure others can come up with new and dangerous challenges for furries
[Posted in FML issue 3400]