Hamsters have a very docile personality, and most hamsters are very timid. When they are not familiar with their owners, they will be very afraid of humans and will have evasive behavior. A few of them will even attack humans due to overreaction. After a period of domestication, hamsters will feel close to humans as they become familiar with them. But it should be noted that first-line hamsters are generally more difficult to tame than third-line hamsters.

How to raise hamsters

1. Provide a comfortable closed environment for the hamster. The environment should be ventilated and protected from light. A drinking fountain and food should be placed in the environment. Pots and running wheels can make the hamster's life easier.

2. Placing the breeding box in a quiet environment can ensure the sleep of hamsters. Hamsters stay up day and night, which is contrary to human schedules. If they are in a noisy environment, hamsters will not get enough sleep. Severe cases can cause hamsters to become sick.

3. Clean the hamster breeding box regularly, replace the bedding in the hamster breeding box, and keep the hamster breeding box clean and dry. After the cleaning is completed, the entire unit must be disinfected and sterilized, and the hamster can be reinserted after the disinfectant water evaporates.