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'''Ferrets''' are a domesticated [[carnivorous]] mammal, classified as similar to the wild [[stoat]], [[weasel]] and [[polecat]].
 
'''Ferrets''' are a domesticated [[carnivorous]] mammal, classified as similar to the wild [[stoat]], [[weasel]] and [[polecat]].
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For centuries ferrets have been in [[Europe]] used for hunting small creatures such as [[rabbits]] which are a pest to [[farmers]].  Today they are still commonly used in hunting, but also commonly kept as [[pets]] due to their furry appeal and playfully inquisitive nature.  Like weasels and their other wild counterparts, ferrets exude a strong [[musk]] or odor.
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For centuries ferrets have been in [[Europe]] used for hunting small creatures such as [[rabbits]], gophers, groundhogs and [[mole (animal)|moles]], which are a pest to [[farmers]].  Today they are still commonly used in hunting, but also commonly kept as [[pets]] due to their furry appeal and playfully inquisitive nature.  Like weasels and their other wild counterparts, ferrets exude a strong [[musk]] or odor.
    
[[Category:Carnivores]]
 
[[Category:Carnivores]]
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