I would not encourage them to play together. Ferrets see small animals as prey and may attack the sugar gliders. Even if the ferret does not see the sugar glider as prey ferrets play roughly. They like to wrestle and nip as they play and may accidentally hurt the sugar glider.
The ferrets would likely attack and kill the sugar gliders. Our ferret is the most gentle animal imaginable, has never been taken hunting or anything like that, yet the first time she saw a possum she went straight for its neck.Whereas with dogs, even small dogs, she is just friendly and inquisitive.Ferrets playing with dogs depends on several factors, such as size, the breed of dog, etc.Sugar gliders and ferrets may not be compatible.Refer to related questions below for more information about ferrets with dog breeds and sugar gliders:
Any dog that has any type hunting instincts might perceive a ferret as prey and might hurt or kill. Always closely supervise your ferret when around any other animals, never leave them alone. Advice from another contributor: I wouldn't suggest that dogs and ferrets play together. Ferrets tend to play rough and bite when they play. This is why ferrets have a tough skin. The ferret might bite the dog too hard and possibly hurt him.
my ferret, kooperton, who is a blackfooted ferret plays tag and hide and go seek, he also plays aattack the human, and pulls off my socks. Ferrets play a lot and play everything
If you're almost never around or have time to play with your Ferret, then yes. If you have the time to play with your Ferret, you still might want to get another one so you can double the fun. I hope that this helped.
You can have one ferret but it is recommended that you have at least two. Ferrets are extremely social creatures and need company. Without it they become depressed and may be harder to handle. If you have only one ferret you will need to spend at least 3-4 hours a day playing with the ferret. If you have two ferrets you won't need to spend as long with them as they will play together.
What do you mean by mad? If your ferret is tearing up stuff it probably is not getting as much time out of its cage as it should, ferrets should have 2-4 hours out of their cage a day. If you are gone/busy all day, you could get a bigger cage (if you can afford it) and another ferret for a play mate; but you should still give your ferret(s) one on one play time with you.If your ferret is biting you then you can spray bitter apple on your hand and that will detour any biting; however, if your ferret is a kit it's probably just tryng to play with you. Remember that a ferret's skin is tougher than a human's, so a gentle nip to a ferret means come play with me! But to you it hurts, heres a link to how to nip train your ferret.
A young ferret needs to be properly socialized and requires quite a bit of human interaction and playtime. Baby ferrets play together by biting each other. Is your ferret wanting more attention or just wanting to play with you. You teach a young ferret not to bite by scruffing, which is the way the mother ferret scolds her babies. When your ferret nips or bites, scruff him/her (gently grab the skin on the back of the neck with your thumb and forefinger (or index finger) and lift up a little and your ferret should relax, while saving "No" in an authorative voice. Never hit or flick your ferrets nose, as they don't understand that action.
Yes. Pet ferrets love human interaction and will quickly bond with you. If you own one ferret on its own then you should spend at least 2-3hrs a day playing and interacting with the ferret to prevent it becoming lonely or bored
The ferret wrestled with another ferretMy ferret likes to run and play in the living room. Ferrets spend the same amount of energy in just four hours that you do in a day!
Ferrets can be okay by themselves - as long as they have plenty attention from humans and plenty of time out of their cage. My ferret is an only ferret after his cagemate died of old age at 9 years. I do not cage him, letting him free roam in a ferret proof bedroom, and I play with him a lot as he does demand my attention. If your ferret is going to be alone if you are away from home frequently, like for a job or school, then another ferret would be needed for companionship.
Per day? Ferrets should get a minimum of four hours of outside-cage play every day. They're usually content to roam about in a ferret safe room, so you don't always have to play directly with them.
Yes it is okay to let your play in a safe room that has been ferret proofed. My own ferret stays in my bedroom free roam and has never been caged.