Grandma hamsters can be trained. Grandma hamsters are very docile, very timid, basically not aggressive, and highly adaptable, making them very suitable for novices to raise. When the owner is close enough to the old lady hamster, he can start training the old lady hamster. The overall training is not difficult, but the owner needs to have a certain amount of patience and perseverance, and the training can be successful after a period of time.

Methods to train the old lady hamster

1. Get familiar with the old lady hamster first, feed the old lady hamster in person every day, and gently stroke it when feeding to make it remember. The owner's scent. Give the old lady hamster a name and call it by name often so that it can remember the owner's voice.

2. When the old lady hamster no longer hides from the owner, it can start to train step by step. The owner needs to prepare snacks and divide them into small pieces for training.

3. In the early stage of training, the owner needs to manually help the old lady hamster complete the instructions, and reward snacks after completion. After a period of time, give the command and observe the old lady hamster to see if it can complete it independently. If it can complete it, reward it with snacks. If it cannot, repeat the above process.