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Here is Petit Ours (little Bear) who is watching the light through the glass door. Petit Ours the white Ferret. My lil deaf lovely companion
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Merci 
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Lovely portrait of this sweet little fellow!
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I love ferrets 
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Yes they are ! and I love them more for that 
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featured in my journal
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most welcome
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Fantastic. Makes me think that Douglas Adams must have been inspired by this sort of shot when he was writing his book, he makes the mice the most intelligent species on the earth
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Thank you so much for your very nice and great comment. Actually my Petit Ours (Bear) is a ferret 
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Inspiring shot at any rate, whatever the animal!
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You are so cute and you make me smile, and your new comment is still so pleasant to read
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Very very cute! Such an intent gaze to what is going on beyond the door.
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i have three of these babies...love em to death!
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I agree with you ... to death !
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you've given me inspiration to try to photograph my babies. One is half bald, but her face is so sweet, one has a bald tail, but the fur is growing back, she is a spitfire of a ferret. Smarter than the average 'dog', she's my little Frida Freakazoid Poindexture Stripers and her name is smaller than her personality!!
I have two slivers and one sable. I love them I love their smell (which just appauls most people, but have you smelled their dogs! or cat litter?) Ours have free roam of the house and sleep with us on cold winter nights.
They are just one of the best pets I could imagine having. I had no luck with dogs..bad luck with cats.. perhaps all along I was a ferret person...
We are about to add a forth to the brood, a friend of my daughter's has to give her beloved Max up, so that will give us two gals, two big broozing boys...what a housefull...
Anyway, nice to come across another ferret loving person... and to get some inspiration for photography!
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I love their smell too. Saddly since my 2 boys are adrenal, I have noticed their smell has changed, Less smell. Nahum's smell always remind me about Popcorn or grilled shrimps and also oriental parfum
Congrats to your new addy. I hope they will be all friends together. I am glad that I give to you the inspiration to capture your lil friends. And I can't wait to see their new portraits
Happy to meet you too
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oh so true.. when our little silver passed last year, not only did her smell change, I'll never forget it, the smell of death, but she changed and became very very clingy so i held her for four days until she finally passed on my chest with me holding her. she has her own garden area in the yard and her amyrilis taht i planted over her grave is coming up twice as big this year, can't wait to see the blooms.
Ya, never thought I'd turn into a ferret fan.. but the smell, their antics, their personality..all of it. Hey, there is a new fabric softener commercial that has a cat, a dog, and a FERRET! So glad to finally see them being treated as the 'other' domesticated animal that they are.
Did you know they were domesticated before the cat or dog? They were huge in Egypt. Highly regarded.. GOOD to meet another ferret fan..
Took some pics, but didn't turn out..so will keep on trying. They must get used to the camera and it is still too shiney and fun to play with..plus my little girl is half bald...LOL
not tried sniffing the tale but will ...
take care
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Yes they are domesticated for long long time and are used in Europe for work in the country side for hunting
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You handled this lighting situation perfectly.
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Thank you for the very nice comment and for the
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Très belle lumière ! Wonderful light!
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This really is a fantastic shot, very well done!
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beautiful one, marie >
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Oh well ... thank you Germain
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This is such a beautiful shot! I love the focus and light on the fur, adds something to it somehow!
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Thank you so much for the nice comment and also for the
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This is one heck of a great shot!
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Omg Thank you John, coming from you, you make me so proud
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Oh thank you
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Congratulations on the DD! Well deserved!
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Thank you so much Marcus
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oh how cute.
what a wonderful shot
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seriously he (or she) does look like their imagining or wondering about something
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Yes he has a lot of things to think in his beautiful head
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