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Date Posted: 21:45:25 01/04/07 Thu
Author: Dawnie-pooh
Author Host/IP: 74-132-100-173.dhcp.insightbb.com / 74.132.100.173
Subject: Re: Info please
In reply to: Dennis 's message, "Re: Info please" on 03:16:51 01/04/07 Thu

Where is the best place to go in Ohio as far as breeders go? Originally, I was going to go with Brighten Farms until I read the forum note above this one. Now I am steering clear of them. Is there a website for the breeders in Ohio or do you have a name and number for a place? Can I actually visit the place and take home the squirrels? Thanks again for your help.

>>Hello, folks. I am interested in possibly breeding
>>Southern Flying Squirrels, and have a few questions.
>>Thanks in advance for your answers.
>>
>>1. How hypoallergenic are these little guys? I know
>>they are considered a rodent, so are people who are
>>normally allergic to mice going to be allergic to
>>these squirrels?
>
>I've only heard of one person being alergic to flyers.
>
>>2. How well do they get along with Sugar Gliders (I
>>have one, which is why I was wondering.)?
>
>They can't be housed together. Either one might kill
>the other.
>
>>3. Are there any major diseases to be concerned about?
>
>None of any normal diseases associated with animals.
>The few that are associated with them are very rare.
>
>>4. I live in Indiana, does anyone know of any reliable
>>breeders in Indiana or Ohio?
>
>Ohio yes, Indiana not currently.
>
>>5. Is there an advantage or disadvantage between
>>choosing a Southern Flying Squirrel over a Northern
>>Flying Squirrel?
>
>Southern Flyers breed twice per year and are 99% of
>what
>is sold as pets. Northerns breed once per year and I
>still
>do not know of a domestic breeder for them. I am going
>to
>give it a try.
>
>>6. How are they when it comes to biting?
>
>Like any other animal. If raised correctly and hand
>tame,
>they seldom bite unless mishandled or mistreated. But,
>yes,
>they can bite.
>
>>7. Compared to sugar gliders, what is their general
>>size and temperment?
>
>Souther Flyers are slightly smaller. Similar
>temperment.
>Much more active. Much easier diet. More likely to have
>a distinct personality. Flyers are more like a puppy
>and
>Gliders are more like a cat when it comes to
>personality.
>
>>Thank you again for all of your answers and advice.

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