Dwarf hamsters must be 4 weeks of age to be picked up, do NOT touch the babys at all before then or the mother will "protect" her young by eating her baby.
Teddy/Plush hamsters are easier to pick up than live hamsters. Live hamsters move and may bite unlike teddies that stay still. . Syrian Hamsters (sometimes called TeddyBear Hamsters at Petstores) move slower than dwarf hamsters so they usually are easier to pick up. Also, they usually are less likely to bite, but they aren't too different from dwarf hamsters.
Yes you may.
A few years back I owned three Chinese Dwarf Hamsters, but there are different types of dwarf hamsters, e.g Russian Dwarf Hamsters. However, if you are thinking of getting dwarf hamsters, I don't recommend putting them in the same cage, as when I had my three, one of them ended up seriously injuring the other one.
A hamster can be picked up after it has left drinking from its mother at three weeks old.
It has to be about 3-4 weeks old, then you can hold them.
Yes
Answer 1YES!!! I have one and he bites me everytime i pick him up. Answer 2They tend to bite quite a bit compared to other breeds of hamsters. Russian Dwarf Hamsters in particular Answer 3They do bite but they only do it because they are scared and if your woried it might hurt well don't it doesn't hurt at all its like a little pinch
No
Dwarf hamsters and regular hamsters often fight, if they're both males that will make it worse. But I dont know how to stop it.
Dwarf hamsters typically weigh between 1-2 ounces (28-56 grams) when fully grown. The specific weight can vary slightly depending on the species and individual genetics, but this is a general range for most dwarf hamsters.
with your hands
Dwarf hamsters have an average lifespan of 2-3 years.