What makes your ferret dook?

[shilohismygirl]

The most adorable thing happened yesterday with Oz. We've been at the father in law's house, and we did proof a room for them to play in for a little bit everyday, though it's still not as much as I'd like-at least it's some. They were so excited to get out in play in a new room that they were literally bouncing off the walls. All four of them played chase from one end of the room to the other, and were very happy ferrets. After all of that, I hear this really loud dooking. It was Oz dooking to himself as he crossed the floor. It was adorable, and I've never heard him dook like that before. He must have been very happy.

[sherrylynne]

That's adorable when they do that! And yes, he was one happy boy

[mustelidmusk]

This is one of the reasons why I do not allow my brats full run of the house. The have their room with huge cage(cage door is always open.)
They get to run down the hall to our LARGE master bedroom/bath area. Of course there are side trips to the third bedroom and shared bathroom.

When the brats take the side trips, they think they re "getting away with something" (DOOK, DOOK, DOOK!!!!) But the true excitement and HUGE tails come out when they go downstairs!

I If the brats had full house access, they would be bored with the entire house and want outside
This way, they still have "excitement in the house"

-jennifer

[knackers]

...My mom's cats. Particularly her orange tabby, Tima. Whenever we head down state to visit, we take Sharkie, and every time he and Tima meet up again, they nose-five and the fert flips out and does a little bouncey war-dance while dooking at her to entice her to play.

Tima, however, just usually claws at the door like, "DEAR GOD, GET ME AWAY FROM THIS HORRIBLE CREATURE."

Another thing that makes him dook is talking to my grandma. :3 Whenever she chats with him, he chats back! It's pretty adorable to watch.

[sherrylynne]

Oh, that would be cute to watch him with your grandma