Do pet boy rats fight

Answer 1

Yes, pet boy rats (male rats) can sometimes fight, but it depends on their personalities, environment, and how they were introduced to each other. Male rats often do well together, especially if they are introduced when young or are properly socialized. However, occasional dominance behavior, such as Wrestling or mild squabbling, is normal as they establish a social hierarchy.

Serious fighting—such as biting that causes injuries, constant chasing, or aggressive behavior—can occur, especially if there is not enough space, resources, or if the introduction wasn’t done gradually. It’s important to monitor their interactions and separate them if any rat is being hurt.

Answer 2

Rats engage in a lot of physical activity together, running, jumping on each other, and standing on hind legs to box at each other. These are all types of play-fighting. Real fighting is more serious, and usually involves attacks on the rump. You can find more information here: http://www.ratbehavior.org/norway_rat_ethogram.htm#PlayFighting.

Answer 3

They do sometimes but not alot. ALOT LESS THEM MALE RATS THATS FOR SURE :) They do sometimes but not alot. ALOT LESS THEM MALE RATS THATS FOR SURE :)

Answer 4

no they are graceful heavenly pests
Males will fight for dominance and they will eat each other if there is no other food