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How To Tame Your Hamsters Just
like every other animals, hamsters are great pet but they can be very
hard to tame. As long as you follow through the advices here, you will
have no problem i training and taming your lovely pet.First of all, the most headache that hamster owner face is bitting. Hamsters love to bite. You will need to learn how you can overcome this or you'll get nipped by these creatures. Why Do Hamsters Bite? In fact, hamsters are not aggresive animals. The number one reason they bite not because they like to, it is because they are in stress or fear. For hamsters, biting is an instinctive reaction. If you been bitten by your hamsters, it is normal. Taming Your Hamsters Taming a hamster is not as difficult as you think. What you really need is a bit of patience. You will first need to give your hamsters some time to get used to the new environment. If you're getting your hamsters the first day and if you play with it or touch it, you'll most likely get bitten by them. Give them some time to get accustomed to their new home. Once they appear to be calm, try to walk nearer to the cage and speak softly so that they can recognize your voice. If the hamster seems to be comfortable while you are around, you can start trying to hand feed it some of its favorite treats. Try not to rush with this. If you are afraid of getting bite, use a tool to put her food in the cage. Feed your pet with your hand but maintain some distance away from the food to allow her to get used to your presence. The best way is to extend your hand and try to get the hamster walk onto your hand on its own before you can gently scoop it up. Sometimes hamsters are just too frighten and you may need to go through the process of taming for around a month before you can get close and play around with them. Remember, if you are scooping your hamster on your hand, make sure you use another hand of yours and put on its back so that it won't be able to jump and fall. Make sure you do this calmly and try to make your hamsters get use to your hands scooping them. Training Your Hamsters To make your hamster pet even more exciting, you can train them to perform certain action. It is just like dogs and cats, hamsters can be trained. The only key needed to train a hamster is patience. As long as you have the patience, you can train them well. The best time to start training your hamster is when it is still small. Give a name to your hamster and call its name when you train or play with it. This will helps your hamster to understand that you are talking to her. During your training, you can give them rewards if they did what you've asked them to or they have successfully perform a certain act. For example, you can give them sunflower seeds if they stand when your hand is above their head. Do not overwhelm your hamsters by training them all day long. Teach them slowly and train them with only one skill at a time. You can train your hamsters skills such as shaking hands, jumping, potty training and more. It can be tough, but it is possible to do all these skills. Remember, patience is the key. |
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