Silver-spotted chinchillas are docile. Silver-spotted chinchillas are generally very timid, docile, and not actively aggressive. As long as chinchillas are not abused when they are young, there will basically be no very aggressive chinchillas. After purchasing the chinchilla, the breeder can help the chinchilla become more docile and family-friendly through acquired training. Helping the chinchilla maintain this character will reduce a lot of the difficulty of raising it.

How to keep the silver-spotted chinchilla docile

1. When the breeder first purchases the silver-spotted chinchilla, do not disturb the silver-spotted chinchilla and let the silver-spotted chinchilla become familiar with unfamiliar places. environment. If the breeder tries to get close to the chinchilla by force, it may have the opposite effect.

2. The breeder feeds the chinchilla in person every day so that the chinchilla will remember the breeder's scent. Over time, the chinchilla will let down its guard against the breeder.

3. When the chinchilla puts down its guard, the breeder can try to have some physical contact with the chinchilla, and can stroke the silver-spotted chinchilla's head and chin. When the chinchilla shows that it is enjoying it, , proves that the breeder has been successful.

4. The breeder should not use force to catch it. The chinchilla’s body is very soft. If the breeder scratches it with force, it will cause pain, struggle or even shouting. At this time, the breeder must stop this kind of behavior. Behavior to prevent chinchillas from showing fear.