Habits of pudding hamsters:

1. Pudding hamsters are docile and timid. Among all hamsters, they are the most vulnerable to bullying. When attacked, they will only It will run away like crazy, so it is recommended to keep it alone. Pudding hamsters are very timid and generally not aggressive.

2. Pudding hamsters have great mood changes and are not easy to get close to people in the early stages of raising them. The owners need to spend a certain amount of effort to make them change.

3. Pudding hamsters are very reluctant to exercise. They are lazy to eat and often become very obese as a result. Even if the breeder places equipment such as a running wheel in the cage, it cannot mobilize the pudding hamster to move more. Pudding hamsters like to lie on their stomachs for the most part and will occasionally move around.

Notes on raising pudding hamsters:

1. When raising pudding hamsters, for its health, you need to regularly urge it to exercise and let it exercise to increase its physical fitness. To live longer.

2. Pay attention to the pudding hamster's summer vacation work. Pudding hamsters will be lazy every day and it is difficult to distinguish between a state of heatstroke and a state that can easily lead to worsening of the condition and endangering life.

3. Control the amount of feeding. Pudding hamsters will hoard food. Over time, the food will easily deteriorate and endanger the life of pudding hamsters.