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Three Types of Ferret Behavior

Roxy in cubby hole

Leader this fuzzie can be male or female, young or old, doesn't matter. This dominant fuzz-ball demands attention and will figure out away to get it from you. Whether it's knocking over a plant, scratching the footpads out of your shoe, or even war dance around you, he/she must have your complete attention. Very bossy and interfering, this leader will not only take control of you, but take command of the fellow ferrets. Including, pulling the others by the back of their neck. One key way to know who is the "boss" of the group. Buy a new toy, (tunnel or cubby hole), and watch who takes it over. The leader will usually position themselves in the entry way to make sure no one enters.



The Follower (Saiya)

Follower this fuzzie is a sweetheart. Always willing to share a piece of treat without fighting back. Their humble attitude brings joy to those around him/her. The follower is very loyal. I've seen "a leader" climb up onto a box, not knowing how to get down he then motioned his head quickly up and down to a near-by follower. She hastily ran to the bottom of the box and laid down. He then jump onto her body and off they went. Sad, but true.
Shadow

Loner is an introvert. A sure way to know who's "the loner" he/she will be on the opposite side of the room while the others roam around together. The loner will play with the others, but gets bored easily. You can find this fuzzie trying to go into closets, under couches, and rooms no one is in. This is how I came up with the name Shadow, for my second ferret. He is always somewhere, out there, watching you from the shadows.


Which ferret type is your fuzzie?


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