A brief description of the ferret pets: the ferret (mustela pulourius furo) has a domestication history of over 2,000 years and was first domesticated by farmers for rat fishing and hunting. Because of its ferocious nature, ferrets have been domesticated for a long time as hunting assistants rather than domestic pets. It has been documented that during the renaissance period europe began to domesticate ferrets as domestic pets, although very rarely. Because it takes a lot of time to tame a cute but violent little animal, and ordinary people don't have that energy. The lover of the duke of milan moro in da vinci's painting "the woman in the sables", carrying a beautiful mink, can see that the history of sables as domestic pets began more than 500 years ago in europe. The large-scale domestication of ferrets as pets and into ordinary families began in the 1930s. The marshall family in new york, united states, has been raising minks on their farms since 1939, when most farmers used the...