The standard gray chinchilla is docile. Standard gray dragons are very timid, basically not aggressive, adaptable, and independent. Generally, chinchillas are very docile as long as they are not abused. When a chinchilla recognizes its owner, it will become more docile and closer to humans. The owner can stroke and hug it at will. Sometimes it will take the initiative to run up to its owner and play with it.

Methods to make the standard gray chinchilla more docile

1. The breeder can give the chinchilla a name, feed and water it personally every day, and call out during the feeding process name the chinchilla and try to interact with it. However, do not forcefully interact with the chinchilla. If it shows resistance, the breeder should stop the behavior immediately to avoid counter-effects.

2. The breeder regularly releases the cage for the chinchilla to let the air out. This can keep the chinchilla in a good mood, but be careful not to let the chinchilla run out of sight. The chinchilla has extremely strong athletic ability. You may not find it if you pay attention.

3. Breeders should bathe chinchillas regularly. Chinchillas will be in a very good mood after bathing with bath sand. At this time, breeders and chinchillas can get twice the result with half the effort by interacting with them.