Signs of a hamster wanting to play with its owner:

1. When you eat or pay attention to it, it will stop what it is doing, raise its head, and use Two small black eyes look at you.

2. Run towards you, lie on the cage, try to get out of the cage, or stand up against the cage and squeak at you, indicating that it wants to play with you. .

3. When you bring your hand close to it, it will not dodge, but will also lean its head over and sniff your hand with its nose, which indicates that it is very interested in you. , want to play with you.

Other performance characteristics of hamsters:

1. Relaxation performance:

Grooming their fur, hamsters will groom in two situations The first situation of their own fur is that they are in a relaxed state. The other situation is that after the owner touches them, Shushu wants to apply his own scent to his body. Shushu likes his own smell.

Ears downward. A hamster's ears downward indicates that his alertness is low and he is in a relaxed state. When rats are alert, their ears usually stand high and are very sensitive to weak sounds in the surrounding environment.

2. Signs of alertness:

Put your ears up and lower your body when walking; your nose keeps moving, as if you are detecting the surrounding environment. If there is any sign of trouble, you will go at full speed. go ahead.

3. Boring performance:

Keeping biting the cage to tell the owner that it wants to come out to play. It may also be hungry and asking for some food from the owner; or there is no room. If you grind your teeth, you will chew and bite randomly.

4. Signs of anger:

Turn around and shout to the owner, don’t disturb it at this time; stand up and grab forward with your forelimbs. When raising hamsters, you need to pay attention to their body movements.