Pudding hamsters have very good personalities. Most pudding hamsters are very docile. Because pudding hamsters are very timid and have basically no aggressive behavior. When they are attacked, they will only run away and make noises. Therefore, pudding hamsters are very timid. Very suitable for keeping as pets. In addition to innate factors, the pudding hamster's own personality is also determined by certain human factors. Breeders must be patient so that the pudding hamster can maintain its good temper.

The breeding environment of pudding hamsters

1. Pudding hamsters are very timid and need to be raised in a quiet environment. An environment that is too noisy will cause the pudding hamster to become nervous. After a period of time, it will become listless and inactive, and its immunity will be reduced, leading to a series of diseases.

2. Pudding hamsters need to be kept dry when raising them. Breeders need to purchase steel ball water fountains to prevent hamsters from getting wet when drinking water. It is also necessary to cover the cage with highly absorbent bedding to absorb hamster excrement and prevent pudding hamsters from getting wet tails.

3. Keep the temperature between 22-26 degrees, which can prevent the pudding hamster from catching a cold due to temperature changes or heat stroke due to excessive temperature. If the ambient temperature is too high or too low, take timely measures.