Velvet black chinchillas may bite. Most of the time, chinchillas are very docile, but velvet black chinchillas are very timid. When velvet black chinchillas feel that they are in danger, or when they are overstressed due to other factors , may engage in aggressive behavior. Before chinchillas engage in aggressive behavior, they will first make warning movements or make sounds. When the breeder discovers this, he should stop the current behavior immediately to prevent being attacked by chinchillas.

Methods to prevent velvet black chinchillas from biting

1. When a breeder just buys a velvet black chinchilla, do not interact with it immediately and let it adapt independently. environment. The breeder can feed the chinchilla at regular times every day to familiarize the chinchilla with the breeder's scent.

2. When the chinchilla is not afraid when seeing the owner, the owner can try to interact with the chinchilla, call its name every day and try to contact it when feeding. When a chinchilla is touched, it does not resist and will basically stop biting.

3. If a chinchilla that has been kept for a long time suddenly bites someone, the breeder needs to scold it loudly to make it understand that this behavior is wrong, so as to prevent the chinchilla from forming a habit.