How can you tell if a hamster is easy to get started ?

Khan died ......Although SS looks cute like that......But it's not too good to play it all the time......The silver fox has a good temper, it will not bite easily, and it will not be too afraid of people.

Generally, when we choose, we put it in our hands, if it smells everywhere and lies on the hand or runs in a large area (about the range of climbing palms), it is a little afraid of people, and if it is not handled well, it is easy to bite. If it's just a casual circle on your hand, it's easier to get close. In fact, for SS, just take it home and let it smell you more, you can gently touch the hair, and after a period of time, you will get close to ......

In addition, after raising it for a long time, you can also see its emotions and temper from the eyes of the ss, a silver fox raised by a friend before has not been very good, and the eyes are always full of the kind of look similar to human anger.

As for chirping, you can try to turn it over and put it in your hand and gently touch its belly, if you don't scream at this time, you will easily not scream......

Hmmm......After raising so much, Zicang still has the best temper, similar to the ...... of "three sticks can't beat a stuffy fart".

I have a silver fox at home, and pudding, according to my personal observation, pudding is more docile than silver fox, when they are attacked, the silver fox will come forward and bite, but the pudding will turn over and yell, and then run away, in fact, the third-line rats and rats are not bad, you take one, put it in your hand, if you ask everywhere, it means that it is good, of course, the character of the rat rat still has a lot to do with the owner.

Anyway, I have a little pudding that crawls on my hands when I pick it up in the pet store, isn't it the legendary easy to use?

When looking closely at hamsters, pay attention to the following:

1. See if the hamster's eyes are big and bright (many girls are particularly envious of the hamster's eyes), if the hamster's eyes can't be fully opened, the eyes are dull, and there are eye droppings in the corners of the eyes, it means that the hamster is not healthy, and it is not recommended to buy.

2. Look at whether the coat color of the hamster's whole body is shiny, whether it is smooth, whether there is hair loss, the general hamster is more fond of cleaning, if the coat color is dull, not smooth or shedding, it means that the hamster is sick or is already an elderly hamster and looks old.

3. Look at the whole body of the hamster for bite marks, especially the ears, if you find bite marks, it means that the hamster is weak or sick and has been bullied and bitten by other hamsters.

4. See if the hamster's walking is coordinated, and pay attention to whether the limbs are sound. Hamsters, especially when they are young, will be often carried around by the mother because of naughty, which is more likely to hurt the limbs, if the hamster is missing the forelimbs, it will be a little troublesome to eat, which is not conducive to raising with other hamsters, because he can't rob healthy hamsters; If the male rat lacks hind limbs, it is equivalent to depriving it of the right to become a rat father.

5. See if the hamster's tail is clean, whether the poop is dry and hard, if not, the hamster may be having diarrhea, and if it is serious, it may suffer from wet tailing, and time is running out.

Finally, I personally recommend that novices should buy Gakaria hamsters (three-line hamsters), which have a more supple personality and are easier to get close to people. And it is better to buy a newly-weaned baby hamster, which is more conducive to cultivating a relationship with you in the future.

1: Try to take the feed directly to the rats and rats, and the best feed used is sunflower seeds. Rats will eat with their hands, so there should be no problem, try a few more times.

2: Let the rat smell the owner's fingers and hands. Put the sunflower seeds in the palm of your hand and let the rats climb up and get them. Then try gently touching the head of the mouse and then touching their body when they get used to it, so that the same steps are done when the mother licks the mouse.

3: After the rat is more accustomed to crawling into his hand to take things, try to let them climb into his hand by himself, so that they can get used to your petting without resisting, and then your relationship with your rat and mouse will be established.

If you want to train a rat to crawl on your hands, it's best to do it at night. During the day, it's best to let the rats rest and not try to wake them up. Also, don't touch them when eating food, because they get angry easily, and they will make a rattling sound from their stomachs, and sometimes they will bite people.

Be patient and develop a relationship with rats, if you are too impatient, you will scare mice.

1.Feed close to him.

2.You can tear up socks or something and put them in a rat cage. One is to keep warm, and the other is to familiarize him with your smell.

3.Don't put your hands too high, and don't scare him by suddenly moving when he's close to you. I used to be.,That hamster came over and asked for me.,Scared me He withdrew his hand as soon as he came.。。 In the end, he was scared and refused to come close to me again.

4.Be careful depending on your situation. Don't let the food smell on your hands all the time.

Rats with poor eyesight will use your hands as food. The other one I had at the time had a good relationship with me, and he often crawled around on me, probably just fed melon seeds, and he asked me if I had the taste of melon seeds on the tips of my fingers, and I always gnawed on them. It was very light a few times before, but then he bit me and I didn't care.

I didn't know that the little guy suddenly exerted his strength and bit me to bleed. It hurts me to get an injection in the winter... The landlord should be careful that this tragedy repeats itself.

Put the food it likes in your hand, slowly put it next to him, let it eat in your hand, don't be afraid of being bitten, just get used to it, take your time!

You bought it for a few days, the silver fox is very docile, you put your finger in front of it, if it doesn't bark, just come up to smell or gnaw a few times, it means that it has been used to your taste, so you can get started, remember not to scratch the skin on its back, to hold it with your hand, and then use your other hand from its nose to gently touch the gray line on its back, its mood will be stable, I don't know how you play, my words are to touch, let it crawl around on its hands,

The silver fox is done, approach from behind, let it slowly become familiar with your smell, give it food, and let it relax its vigilance.

Don't pick it up too quickly, please it more so that it will have a good impression of you.

Wait a minute... In the end, it will come up on its own if it is not afraid of you, so there is no need to worry, even if it still bites, it should only be a few affectionate bites.

The first thing to look at is the hamsters in the flower and bird market shop or pet store.

of the living environment. If the breeding environment is dirty, do not buy, the hamster in this environment is relatively unhealthy, and it is easy to become a "week mouse" and "moon mouse".

Personally, I think that in addition to professional breeding, there is no need to pay too much attention to the breed of hamsters raised at home, and personality is the primary element. Try not to choose hamsters with character flaws (especially adult rats).

Look at the size of the hamster, it can't be too small. Hamsters that are too small are often one of the weakest in a litter, and such hamsters are not easy to raise. The body hair is clean and dense without hair loss.

Bald spots, bright eyes without eye dirt, no limb mutilation, no wet tail, clean chin without water stains, normal movement, normal bite, moderate posture.

The more yellow their teeth are, the healthier they are, and it depends on whether they have diarrhea or not. Or if the whole thing becomes sallow, it is unhealthy and needs to see a doctor.

Hamsters are small to large rodents with compact bodies. The body is short and sturdy, weighing 30 1000 grams. The length of the tail ranges from 7 to 106 mm, and is generally half the length of the body, without scales, covered with dense hairs, and a few species (such as the desert hamster) are very short, less than half the hind feet;

The tail coat color varies greatly, generally gray, gray-brown or sandy brown, and the original hamster coat color is more bright, with a reddish-brown back and a black belly. Hamsters have long, thick fur. They are gray, pinkish pale yellow, light brown or reddish-brown on the back;

On the ventral surface it is white, gray or black. They also tend to be flanked white, with some having intermediate stripes and sebaceous flanks. Molars are odontomatous and arranged in two longitudinal rows, with the left and right odontodonts not opposite or nearly opposite.