Okay, so I ended up re-rolling a character in a campaign because said character wasn't thematically appropriate for the setting (she was very woodland-y with a dinosaur craze going on, and the campaign turned out to be in the underdark which sports neither of those things). No pressure from the GM or anything, it was my choice. And now I've made a replacement druid to better suit the campaign. Well, aside from one thing that is...
I am very unsure how to go about feat choices and overall tactics for animal companions. My last character would just have gotten hers at lv6 (racial levels before that)and now I suddenly find myself much deeper in the waters than what I had expected in terms of how much time I'd have to get used to the mechanics and stuff. Basically more feats to pin down than I'd expected.
Anyhow, the companion I decided on for this new lv6 druid was the giant weasel, fluffed as a (giant)marten or mink, the jury's still on the fence which coat is the neatest, but that's the last of my issues.
Giant weasel stats I wasn't sure if copy/pasting would have been alright so there's the link at least.
So, uh, yeah. Advice on feats, ability score placements (aside form the common advancement to 3 INT), skills and just about anything in terms of tactics or general tips would be very much appreciated.