Things to note when choosing a large hamster:

1. As the name suggests, the large hamster is relatively larger among hamsters. Owners must compare it with other hamsters when selecting. To avoid being deceived.

2. Choose a large hamster with no foreign matter in the anus, intact limbs, no hair loss or hair loss on the whole body, and no eye droppings in the eye sockets. This can ensure that the purchased large hamster is in good health and is relatively easy to raise. The survival rate is high.

3. Try to choose a hamster of the same breed and age with a rounder body and face and a larger weight. Such large hamsters are better in comparison and are prone to gills in adulthood.

4. The main breeder should select hamsters that are as young as possible after weaning. At this time, the hamsters have just been able to live independently and have not yet formed their own memories. They will be less difficult to raise in the later period and will be easier to care for.

5. The owner can reach out to the hamster, observe the hamster's reaction, and try to choose a hamster that is not afraid of people or takes the initiative to come forward. This kind of hamster is easy to get close to people and is very suitable for raising.