>If they have tattoos I might be able to say they are a Marshall >ferret or a Hagen ferret etc. but that's about it. Am I missing >something here? > >Barb Hoult Barb. I think this is an indication that Canadian Frets tend to bite a bit more than say the Marshall Farms smaller leaner type of frets. First of all I play with my ferrets, and I mean on the floor, lets pick on each other and tickle, and play nip and run ect. ect. ect. I have had five of the Real Canadian Ferrets and I have one now named Koda. Koda is ferret plus as were all the other RCFs I have been owned by. The Tavi brothers were both RCFs. Frankly, I would rather have all my frets be like the RCFs but I love my MF crew too and as I still run Reno Ferret Rescue I just cannot choose which fret needs me so I take them all in. Hope this clears up any misunderstandings but I think this was what was meant by Canadian teeth... Not that they are mean but just that they play a bit more on the rough side than other frets seem to. More ferret like to me... Stay fuzzy ya'll Fred Hurd Reno Ferret Rescue After All It is For The Ferrets!!! [Posted in FML issue 5358]