Our mission as breeders is to breed the ferret as it was meant to be. We carefully select breeding partners that have the best temperament, conformation, and a history of good health. Babies are allowed to stay and nurse from their mother until their own instincts tell them it is time to stop. We do not neuter our kits until they are completely developed and at their adult size. We offer our kits for adoption to approved homes when they are sixteen weeks old.
All adoptive homes recieve a health and temperament guarantee.
O nursing her two week old kits. As breeders, we also seek to act responsibly and in the best interests of the breeding ferrets health. When genetic flaws or weaknesses are uncovered, the ferret and parents are neutered to ensure that these traits are not passed on. Breeding jills which do not produce adequate or any milk are also neutered. In addition, no ferret is bred after the age of four years.