A pet … a pet Frettchen to be precise.
The wrap is the “carry-the-Frettchen”bag I think.
Was an interesting – and very friendlich and nice – guy.
Other people walk their dog … ;-)
Fine image. My son had ferrets for a couple years while he was in college. They are fun and funny pets as they love to play, and are quick and inquisitive.
is that a pet…….or lunch? Ominous picture with the flowery wrap and no face. Beautifully framed.
A pet … a pet Frettchen to be precise.
The wrap is the “carry-the-Frettchen”bag I think.
Was an interesting – and very friendlich and nice – guy.
Other people walk their dog … ;-)
Aaah, the things you learn:
“As of July 2004, dogs, cats, and ferrets can travel freely within the European Union under the Pet passport scheme.”
And really. Nobody eats Frettchen. Not even in North Florida i would assume.
8-)
Seems to be somewhat demanding as a pet … and for sure, not a vegetarian. Fine capture.
Thank you Juha!
I didn’t know ferrets are popular pets in Europe – I read they can’t survive in the wild since they have lost all their hunting instincts.
I have only seen pet ferrets in Southern France and in Italy- so it might be a Southern Europe Thing?
Some people in the US keep ferrets. Also, their wild, emphasis on wild, cousins still exist in the woods, the fishers and martins are fierce hunters.
Fine image. My son had ferrets for a couple years while he was in college. They are fun and funny pets as they love to play, and are quick and inquisitive.