Even hamsters that are siblings will fight because they like to live alone. Dwarf hamsters can live together though, but only if they re brought up together.
They will kill eachother. You will end up losing both of those hamsters if you keep them together so my advice is to seperate them immediately!
no, not all hamsters will get along with each other. syrians cant live together as they will fight and possibly kill each other. dwarf hamsters are usually social but can end up fighting if there isn't enough room for them
A hamster should be separated from its mother and brothers and sisters at 5 weeks old. If they are kept together any longer they will start fighting each other. At that age it is safe to remove them.
I recommend getting a dwarf hamster because dwarf hamsters are less territorial and most of the time can be kept together in the same cage. If you put two Syrian hamsters together they will fight to the death.
No. The guinea pig is much bigger than a dwarf hamster, and putting them together may cause harm to the dwarf hamster.
If they are brought up together or if the cat or dog is used to small animals, then you may not have a problem. Most of the time though, cats and dogs view gerbils, hamsters, etc. as prey items.
If you want two hamsters to mate then it is up to you what type. Syrian hamsters are very terrotorial and like to live on their own so their is a chance that there will be fighting if you put them together. Russians and dwarfs like to live in pairs so this might be a good idea. Remember you need to think about what you are going to do with the babies because these will again mate.
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You cannot stop two hamsters from fighting. It doesn't matter what two genders they are, or how young or old. They will keep having that urge to fight with each other. The only way to prevent them from fighting would be to put them both in separate cages, each cage a large enough cage so they could each have enough space that they are comfortable with. There's that way, or you could always sell one if you wish to take that route. I've dealt with hamsters before.
More than likely yes
No, syrian hamster are known to be SOLITARY animals so they dont need to be in a pair. They are very happy been kept alone.
Please don't do that ( I think they're Syrian hamsters ). They will end up fighting and may even kill each other. For your hamsters sake please don't do it.