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Ferret in the garden

comments (1) January 18th, 2010 in gallery

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Are you looking at me?
A 3-ft timber retaining wall looks much higher when youre a ferret.
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My albino ferret Nicolai enjoys the occasional excusion in and around my gardens. I put a harness on him so I can keep him leashed, but he occasionally manages to slither out of it. Luckily, the underside of the deck can't keep him interested forever...


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egranger4 writes: Your ferret is abnormally cute! I think it's great you let him wander around outside and enjoy a natural habitat for a bit. He is obviously very loved :). Posted: 10:03 am on March 22nd
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