The Blindfolded Mink is an Angora petsStandard color in mink. The whole body is divided into down and coat. The down is light (white, cheese, yellow), and the coat is dark (light brown, brown). Face masks are allowed. The main feature of this color is the gradient of coat color. With brown and black eye circles on the face, this is the world-famous blindfolded mink.

Angora pet mink Introduced from Denmark, it is a common pet mink in China. The most characteristic character of the Angora pet mink is that it is curious and cheerful, and likes to play with people. Due to endless curiosity and adventurous spirit, he can't sit still for a moment, and he often climbs behind or under furniture to explore new things, gathers whatever he likes and hides in hidden places, and establishes himself It is a coquettish, playful and smart, easy to get close to people, and often has to play with it. Especially like to go in and out with people, so it can be the same as dogs , put it on a sling or put it in a cage before taking it out for a walk.

Angora pet ferrets love cleanliness like cats, like to curl up to sleep, smart and smart. At the same time, it is close to people like a dog, and likes to run around with its owner, especially it is full of curiosity about everything, not timid or depressed, full of exploration spirit, and adds endless fun to the owner's life. Like cats and dogs, ferrets can accompany their owners for more than ten years. Generally speaking, the life span of mink is 8 to 12 years. The young mink is naughty and lively and has an active nature. After the age of 5, they will start to become quiet. But they are quiet and still like to play with their owners and ask for more love from their owners. They'll crawl onto your lap while you're watching TV, letting you stroking their belly and snoozing to sleep.

The domestication of modern pet mink started more than 200 years ago, but in 3000 BC, domestic mink had appeared in Egypt. Feed it with a European Persian. Then, in the course of the Crusades in the eleventh century, the mink was brought to Europe as a species of practical value. In the 16th century, minks were shipped from Europe to the United States to curb the growth of rodents. They were released from cages to chase voles in hiding.

Today, it has become the third most popular pet after dogs and cats. Especially in the United States, Europe and Japan, mink breeding has formed a fashionable trend. Now, the population of ferrets in the United States is as high as 8 million, and ferrets not only have their own clubs, but also regularly hold the Olympic Games for pet ferrets.

Diet

Ferrets are carnivorous. Their ancestor's original food was a whole live animal, and they usually ate the whole animal, including its meat, guts, bones, skin, feathers, and fur. Ferrets have a short digestive system, so the body metabolizes quickly, so they need constant replenishment of food. It is best to prepare dry meat feed containing high protein nutrition for them.

Behavior

Ferrets are nocturnal animals, sleeping almost in a hammock in a cage during the day, only to get up at night to feed.

Perch

Unlike wild ferrets, ferrets require neither outdoor housing nor running; they are playful, social animals. When they are young, they can be raised in groups in cages, and when they grow up, they can be raised individually or separately from males and females.

sound

Laughter

Sometimes it makes a clucking or coughing sound that it makes when playing or exploring a new activity space. When the mink clucks and dances, it sounds like it's laughing, which is a sign of it being happy. The buzzing sound is sometimes happy, but there is more excitement. Young ferrets often make this sound.

Coquettish

Sometimes there will be a baby-like babbling sound, which is a coquettish sound, soft and soft, indicating that it is very comfortable.

startle

If there is a hissing sound, it is usually out of fear or bluffing intimidation.

Ferrets have a very short digestive system and need to eat specially formulated feed, not suitable for cats and dogs. Domestic ferrets should be vaccinated against distemper and rabies. Ferrets, like cats, have hairballs and need regular removal of hairballs from their digestive tract.