Silver-spotted chinchillas can be trained. Silver-spotted chinchillas have a very high IQ, about the IQ of a 6-year-old child. With the IQ of the silver-spotted chinchilla, it can complete many complex actions and understand most of the instructions given by the breeder. However, the silver-spotted chinchilla is very independent, and the breeder needs to make unremitting efforts to train it successfully.

Precautions for training silver-spotted chinchillas

1. Breeders must pay attention when training, and do not force chinchillas to do things they don’t want to do. Cats are extremely independent and have certain memory abilities. If the breeder forces the chinchilla to complete some instructions, the chinchilla will develop a rebellious mentality. Over time, it will resist the breeder's orders or be afraid of the breeder.

2. Breeders should not yell at chinchillas. Chinchillas are very timid. When breeders yell at chinchillas, it will make the chinchillas scared and nervous, making the entire training process difficult. It becomes more difficult.

3. Training must be sustained. Although chinchillas have a certain memory, they will forget the training process after a period of time. When the breeder starts training, it is best to continue to train the chinchilla every day for a period of time, and then stop training only after success.