Things to note when choosing a black bear hamster:

1. The most important thing when selecting is to choose a healthy and disease-free hamster. You need to choose a hamster with sound limbs, bright eyes, no eye droppings, and a good mental state. If there is no loss of hair, no abnormal skin, flexible legs and feet, and normal reaction speed, such hamsters are generally disease-free and healthy, and are easy to raise.

2. The gender of the hamster should be selected according to the owner's own needs. Female hamsters have the ability to reproduce, while male hamsters generally live longer, so owners need to choose carefully.

3. When selecting a hamster, the owner can extend his or her hand to the hamster, and then observe the hamster's reaction. It is necessary to choose a hamster that does not dodge or actively approach. This type of hamster is more affectionate and is very suitable for breeding. .

4. Try to choose hamsters that have just been weaned. At this time, hamsters are easy to tame, and they will be very affectionate after being tamed successfully. Adult hamsters have formed their own habits and are more difficult to care for.

5. Choose a hamster with a round body and face and a larger weight for the same age. This type of hamster has good gastrointestinal function and absorbs nutrients. It will become good-looking when it grows up.

6. The hair near the eyes, nose and ears of a healthy black bear hamster should be neat and clean, and there should be no strange secretions, otherwise it may be a cold or other disease.

7. When selecting, turn the black bear hamster over to see if there are any residues of excrement on the black bear hamster's butt. If the hair on the butt is knotted or even dirty, do not choose it. .