Pied hamsters bite humans and are the most colorful species among the first-line rodents. Those with white and amber bodies are called amber piebalds, and those with white and black bodies are called cows or pandas. There are many types. First-line hamsters tend to have very bad tempers, so in the early stages of breeding, when spotted hamsters are not familiar with their owners, they are very likely to attack their owners, and they will be bitten if they are not careful.

Methods to reduce the bite of spotted hamsters

1. When first raising the spotted hamster, let it sit for 1-2 days to let it get familiar with the environment. If the owner feeds the hamster regularly every day, allowing the spotted hamster to become familiar with the owner's smell, it will greatly reduce the probability of being bitten.

2. Frequently interact with the spotted hamster. Feed it some snacks during the interaction to make it dependent on its owner, and it will stop biting after a period of time. If biting still occurs, be sure to scold it loudly to make it understand that this behavior is wrong and should be corrected, but do not hit it, as its body is very fragile and easily injured.

3. The spotted hamster's eyesight is very poor and it is easy to mistake the owner's hand for food and bite it by mistake. Try to wear gloves when feeding or place it in the food bowl before letting it eat.