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Nipping, also known as biting, is a common behavior for ferrets. They bite for different reasons, and young ferrets do not even realize that biting can be hurtful. You must train a ferret that biting is for toys, not people. With time, consistency, and patience, a ferret can learn not to bite and be a safe, fun pet.
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