How do male hamsters attract a female hamster?

Answer 1

Female ferrets have seasons. And in those seasons, it's not really about the male "attracting" the female. It principally involves the male ferret leaping on the back of the female ferret, biting her neck so as to hold her in place, and consummating the "relationship".

Answer 2

Depends on if they are neutered or not. Neutered ferrets usually have no problem being in groups - there maybe occasional bickering between ferrets or aggression towards a newcomer. Some female ferrets will mother the male. Whole ferrets - female and male - can be kept together until breeding season, the males will become aggressive toward other males and must be separated. Jills during breeding season - some tolerate other females and some don't. when breeding time occurs putting the female with the male - the physical act of mating is very violent and aggressive.

Wild ferrets - European polecat ferrets and Black footed ferrets are solitary animals - the male and female are only together at mating time. The male has no role in the family, the female raises the kits alone.

Answer 3

If the male is high rank enough, the female will mate (breed) with him. Some female hamsters will eat the male after this happens, so separate them after this happens.

Answer 4

When ferrets are in season, the male and female are only together for the physical act of mating and afterward each goes their separate ways. The Jill ferret cares for the babies herself.