If you bought the hamster from a pet store and it was not young, it might not have been held enough to be comfortable being held, and so it bites. Also, some don't have the personality that suits its being a pet. Try gently holding it for short periods several times a day for awhile and see if it gets used to you. If it is biting a young child, then it may not feel safe being held.
People think that they bite but it's only because they're afraid. There is also no such thing as a "normal" hamster. So, not really.
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you may have some tastes of food on your hands. try to wash your hands before and after you touch her.
I have been bitten by many hamsters, and if you do get bitten by a dwarf hamster, it will feel like a pinch. However, if you get bitten by a syrian hamster you might bleed a bit.
Only the grey ones. If your hamsters have been eating suspicious plants or herbs, take it to a verteranarian for an explination of this violent behavior!
They are both the same thing russian and siberian but there is a difference between russian hamsters and regular hamsters most of the time russian hamsters tend to bite more. hope that helped:)
yes.
i think they nip a little bit more and are frightend of your hand.
Well, depending on the type of hamster. Dwarf hamsters are smaller and have smaller features, which makes them cuter. In my opinion dwarf hamsters are much more appealing. Regular hamsters are bigger and their features arent really cute at all.
All the animals that I can think of bite--except for goldfish. Russian Dwarf hammies DO bite, but it's in their natural instinct. You can tame this out of them, though. It will take a lot of time and patience. I am saying this as an experienced dwarf owner. Play with the hammiw everyday, DO NOT wake it up while its sleeping, and feed it food and treats by hand.yes, Russian dwarf do bite, i had the same question and had my hamster answer it. Dwarf Hamsters are more 'Nippy' and more territorial of their cages than Syrian, if you scare you hamster or take it away from its food bowl it may bite if you want to try this it might help: put a towel on your hands then place the hamster on you hands with the towel on it, make it trust you again by , talking nicely to it and it should start to trust you after a while....... hope this works for everybody!!!! no fancy Russian dwarf hamsters do not bite but most other breeds of hamsters do
Well, many people think that Dwarf hamsters bite more than other hamsters. this may be true with some, but they are just like any other hamster. they only bite if they are scared, nervous, or even just because your hand may smell like food. if you do have a dwarf hamster that bites, you can get them to stop just like i did. it really isn't that hard. also some may bite because they might have been sleeping and someone woke them up or they were eating or even just because they might not be in a good mood...also, hamsters don't like it when your hand is in their cage.
there is a big difference between them as syrian hamsters are bigger than dwarf hamsters. There is quite a lot of different types of dwarf hamsters such as, Russian winter whites, Chinese, campbells, rovoroski and maybe more. But most dwarf hamsters can live with 1 or more of the same sex and syrians have to live alone - so if your hamster lives alone then its probably a syrian. aslo syrians are about half the size of a guineapig and dwarf hamsters are about half the size of a syrian hamster.
Dwarf hamsters tend to nip more and can live with multiple hamsters in a cage.
Well I'm sorry to say but syrian hamsters are not that popular any more some places syrian hamsters are very popular but some places there not
There are dwarf hamsters their are Chinese dwarf hamster ( this hamster isn't classified as a dwarf they are just small hamsters) The winter white hamster Campbell dwarf hamster Roborovski dwarf hamster And they are different names and they all have different colors but syrian hamsters have more colors than dwarf hamsters
All the animals that I can think of bite--except for goldfish. Russian Dwarf hammies DO bite, but it's in their natural instinct. You can tame this out of them, though. It will take a lot of time and patience. I am saying this as an experienced dwarf owner. Play with the hammiw everyday, DO NOT wake it up while its sleeping, and feed it food and treats by hand.yes, Russian dwarf do bite, i had the same question and had my hamster answer it. Dwarf Hamsters are more 'Nippy' and more territorial of their cages than Syrian, if you scare you hamster or take it away from its food bowl it may bite if you want to try this it might help: put a towel on your hands then place the hamster on you hands with the towel on it, make it trust you again by , talking nicely to it and it should start to trust you after a while....... hope this works for everybody!!!! no fancy Russian dwarf hamsters do not bite but most other breeds of hamsters do
No more than short haired. It depends on the individual.