To start with, gain her trust by offering her pieces of food with your fingers and speaking to her calmly and gently. Once she is accepting food from you, wash your hands to remove the scent of food (so she wont confuse your fingers with a treat!) and then you can either A. Scoop her GENTLY up with your hand or B. grip the base (Never the tip or middle) of the tail and lift her onto your hand. Let her run from hand to hand or along your arm but keep your hands/arms low over a soft surface so if she falls she won't hurt herself. If you need to keep the mouse still for inspection, place her on your palm and lightly grip the base of the tail with your finger. Ok to start with don't pick your mouse up at the tip of its tail and hwen you first get itit will talke it about 3-4 days to settle in its new home. Now back to taming put food on you hand and leave your hand in the cage/tank ok put a peice of food you know she likes in between you hands. Some mice wont take it and some mice will quickly grab it and run to there hut. While some may sniff the peace of food and exam it. After hes cofedint of taking food from your hand put a couple peace on you hand and they might climb on your hand and eat the food. Then you can gently scoop your mouse up. You can sometimes hold it by the base of it tail but don't do it alot your mouses tail may falll off but its rare don't worry!!!!!!!
Mickey Mouse has a pet dog named Pluto
Neither; he is a mouse. hence the name mickey mouse.
Mine do, when they're exited, nervous, or cold usually.
The mouse is called Mr. Jingles. In the book, the guards who first saw him called him Steamboat Willie, after the third Mickey Mouse cartoon. Eduard Delicroix later gives the mouse the name Mr. Jingles. In the film, however, the mouse is unnamed until Eduard names it Mr. Jingles.
Mickey Mouse was originally drawn to replace the character of Oswald the Lucky Rabbit. A mouse was chosen because it could be easily adapted from the earlier character and still have many of the same characteristics. Legend has it that Walt Disney was also inspired to draw the mouse because of a childhood pet.
the best mouse to keep for a pet is female fancy mouse
Did abe lincoln have a pet mouse
no.
Mickey Mouse has a pet dog named Pluto
the domestic pet mouse.
a mouse
A pet mouse would live in a cage like a hamster cage.
feed the pet food
In my opinion, a black bear hamster makes a very loving pet and really cute on top of that. I would go with the hamster because they're also easier to handle.
Well If you wanted a pet mouse you shold go to the pet shop or vet and look around find the mouse you want and talk to the shop/vet owner and exsplain that you want the mouse but you have got a cat and then they will sort the rest out and if they think the cat will eat the mouse they will sort something out. Well If you wanted a pet mouse you shold go to the pet shop or vet and look around find the mouse you want and talk to the shop/vet owner and exsplain that you want the mouse but you have got a cat and then they will sort the rest out and if they think the cat will eat the mouse they will sort something out. Well If you wanted a pet mouse you shold go to the pet shop or vet and look around find the mouse you want and talk to the shop/vet owner and exsplain that you want the mouse but you have got a cat and then they will sort the rest out and if they think the cat will eat the mouse they will sort something out.
from a mouse breeder but if you don't trust them try the pet store. Go to the web site Thefunmouse.com and you can adopt or buy a mouse there
As long as they're not an endangered species then yes, they can be. Packrats are neat pets and if hand reared can be frendly, but not truly dosmatacted. They are a looker pet. If you want a pet you can handle and play with, buy a baby mouse or rat from a pet store.