Things to note when choosing third-line hamsters:

1. There are many varieties of third-line hamsters. Before purchasing, it is best for owners to do their homework in advance and confirm the type of third-line hamsters they want to buy. Varieties have different prices, so try to choose according to your own preferences.

2. When selecting a third-line hamster, you need to observe whether the limbs of the third-line hamster are intact and undamaged, whether the hair on the body is missing or shed, whether the tail is intact, whether there is eye droppings in the eyes, and whether there is excrement in the anus. This ensures the health of your third-line hamster.

3. Observe that the walking and running posture of the third-line hamster should be normal, without any stiffness, and the skin should not be red or have acne.

4. There should be no urine stains on the buttocks of third-line hamsters, and the whole body should be kept dry. It is best to be in a good mental state and respond well to interactions. It is best to observe hamsters in the evening. Hamsters are nocturnal and may not wake up during the day, but it is accurate to observe hamsters in the evening.

5. 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 and no eye droppings, a good mental state, no missing hair, no abnormal skin, and flexible legs and feet. , The reaction speed is normal. Such hamsters are generally disease-free, healthy, and easy to raise.

6. 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.

7. When selecting a hamster, the owner can extend his 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 very suitable for breeding. .

8. 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.

9. Whether the shape of the ears is intact, whether the teeth are sticking out, whether there are spots on the tail, whether the nose is bitten, etc. There are signs of injury. If there is, it means that the hamster is too weak or sick and is bullied and bitten by other hamsters.