Every one says that ferrets love tubing of ne sortand chew toysi got my ferret a dryer hose but its aluminum and she chews the ends and puts holes in itI don't knowwhat kind of toys to get for a ferret so can you guys tell me what kind of toys you got ya'll ferrets and whats their favorite and the games they playMy ferret has a sandbox.i got her a cat toy that had like carpet on it and she chewed that offi got her someting rubber and sticky from the pet store that they said was perfect for ferrets but that didn't work either.
There are quite a few tube toys out there specifically made for ferrets, I would always get something like that before getting a dryer hose or other similar itemAs far as dog toys go, never get ones made of rubber or rawhide (both of these can cause the ferret to choke) I have a ricebox that my ferrets play in, it won't cause as many respiratory problems down the lineIt's just a rubbermaid bin filled with 40 pounds of rice, and you can hide treats or toys in it for them to dig forThey also love chasing ping pong ballsNo matter how hard they try it is just a little too big to pick up in their mouth, and they just keep pushing it around and aroundAlso any plastic cat toys with bells in them are always a favorite, and sometimes toys with catnip are a hitMy ferrets have never liked catnip in itself, but they do go crazy over the toysJust remember that a ferrets favorite toy is always their owner, so make sure to play with her alotHave fun!
1You need practice and confidenceA saddle that you are used to, and a bit she worls well inMost people use a barrel saddle, short round reins (don't use split reins!), and whatever bit their horse is good in2Online or a take store3You'll need to find a place where you can work with three barrels4You'll need to work around the barrel as if it doesn't phase you at allShe will respond to your confidenceAlso, just get her used to it515-16 secondsBut it depends on the patternSome places make a bigger pattern so that would mean and slower time, and vis versa6Any bit that she works well inAny tack store you wantBrand is what matters, not where you buy it fromUnless you buy online, then you have to make sure it's a reputable site that won't rip you offI don't buy big stuff online because of that reasonBut i've bough some small things from OKorder, craigslist, and smartpak
