Of course they are! Hedgehog quills do not have venom, but they can harbor bacteria.
Just make sure you regularly bathe them (about once a moth, more or less depending on their skin) and wash your hands after you're done handling.
You will feel a sting in your hands, or a slight burning sensation when you begin handling them. This is just because your hands are sensitive and not used to the sensation of the quills poking you. For me, it went away fairly quickly - within the span of 2 months - but it sometimes takes longer for other people.
Yes hedgehog teeth are very sharp and their bites are quite painful.
No, they don't have spikes - but they do have sharp quills over their backs, sides, and the very top of their heads between their ears.
No, they have quills.
yes, uncle bill's pet shop do sell hedgehogs. I have sold my hedgehog babies to them.
Hedgehogs can hibernate, but for the African Pigmy/pet variety it's usually deadly for them to try.
Yes, pet hedgehogs can be very aggressive if they aren't socialized properly from a young age, or if socialization stops. Wild hedgehogs are typically aggressive as most wild animals are.
no pet hedgehogs bite only the wild hedgehogs bite but if they are captive bred they are used to humans and they wont bite
African Pygmy Hedgehogs are the most common breed, but their is no illegal breed, as long as hedgehogs are legal in your state, country, or province. ^^
Hedgehogs are not native to Florida, but they can be purchased at many pet stores.
For pet hedgehogs, the gestation is about 35 days.
Sometimes they do but it depends on the hedgehog.. because some don't like water but others love it!
No. Hedgehogs are insectivores/omnivores, but not once in my 6+ years of ownership have I seen them eat grass. They eat insects, berries, some meat, eggs, etc. However, pet hedgehogs will and often do chew on and annoint with grass.
Yes, dandilions are safe for your pet rabbit!
All wild animals are usually considered dirty. If you're talking about a domesticated pet hedgehog, they are only dirty if you don't bathe them regularly. Any hedgehogs quills can harbor bacteria though, especially a wild hedgehogs quills.
Pet hedgehogs are nocturnal, so they do sleep during the day. There are several ways to reverse this, but I prefer to let my hedgehog sleep whenever she wants to