Hello all! I have been a lurker for a few months now, and have enjoyed reading the FML. You have all taught me many new things about my ferret. However I am writing for some advice. For the past 4 years I have had one ferret (Snowflake), who pretty much has the run of the house (my wife and I just pay Snowflake's bills). Recently Snowflake seems bored with us, seems a little depressed (vet checks are ok), so we decided to purchase another ferret for Snowflake to play with. The problem is: one is 4 years old, one is 10 weeks old. How do I introduce the two so that they get along? First impressions are: Snowflake seems to be afraid of the other (not terrified, just seems to be jumpy around the new ferret). I continue to let Snowflake have the run of the house, and have quarantined off one room for the new ferret. The new ferret remains in her cage until I am around to supervise her. I will let Snowflake wander into the room (supervised) to check out the cage. I also understand that supervision is one of the most important things when introducing two new ferrets. But does anyone have any suggestions/experiences that they could e-mail me with to help me out with introducing these two? They have only been together one day. Snowflake seems to be a little mad at me, and is giving me the silent treatment, but she cheers up when I get out the Ferretone or Peanut Butter. Thanks in advance for any suggestions! Brian Walker [log in to unmask] [Posted in FML issue 1408]