Ferrets should be universally kept as petsFerrets are domesticated versions of the European polecat ferrets and they belong to the weasel family, they can usually be identified by their unusual spinal structure. They come in a variety of colors and textures such as brown, black, white, cinnamon, chocolate, etc. They usually have black eyes, but the albino, which is rare, has red eyes. Although the date of their first domestication is uncertain, it is said that they were first domesticated by the Egyptians to control rodents and have been domesticated for at least 2,500 years. Yet they have not yet been universally accepted as pets. Some say they are wild, violent creatures that should not be anywhere near a good, loving home, others say they are kind, loving animals, eager to please and play, a The age-old question asked by ferret lovers is “why aren’t ferrets accepted like all other animals?” » It's a question that has had many answers over the years and has been debated for just as long, so the question arises whether ferrets should be universally kept as pets, regardless....