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Robo Dwarf Hamster Care

By: Kym Sutherland | 2010-04-03 | Pets
The Roborovskii or robo often called for short, is a tiny and good natured hamster that is very quick and active. On average the full grown size is about 2 inches (5.1cm) in length, making this animal challenging to handle and house. The robo hamster is the least common breed found in the pet stores and often is required to purchase through breeders. read more

Dwarf Hamster Behavior

By: Kym Sutherland | 2010-04-02 | Pets
The Dwarf Hamster has often unfairly been given a reputation for being ill-tempered and aggressive. This type of behavior is often a result from being mishandled or a sudden disturbance that has left them feeling threatened. The good news is that with a little practice and patience the Dwarf hamster can be held and tamed. read more

Dwarf Hamster Toys

By: Chris Short | 2010-04-02 | Pets
Providing a Dwarf hamster toy is going the extra mile towards expressing your affection for it, and hamsters are really quite easy to please. Any toy which gives their tiny legs some exercise like a hamster wheel is a good option. Who said that it is only humans who have all the fun? Make your hamster's life a happy one by going the extra mile and providing a Dwarf hamster toy! read more

Baby Dwarf Hamsters

By: Ludwig Bershtich | 2010-10-11 | Collecting
Baby dwarf hamster makes the cutest pets in the world. They are small (that's why the dwarf tags) and very delicate furry creatures. Complications start when a dwarf hamster gives birth to her litter which is an average of five at a time. Note that the birth of these little dwarf hamsters is a significant process. At this somber time, it is best to give them as much as privacy as possible read more

Campbell's Dwarf Hamster Colors

By: George Grayson | 2010-04-01 | Pets
One of the big things that makes the Campbell's dwarf hamster especially interesting is the array of colors and patterns this guy comes in. This species is available in more colors and patterns than any of the other dwarf hamster species. The reason for this is partly due to their history and partly due to their breeding characteristics. read more

Russian Dwarf Hamster Care

By: Robert Hillman | 2010-04-02 | Pets
The Russian Dwarf Hamster is a term that usually refers to several different types as well as the Winter White Russian Dwarf hamster, Campbell's Russian Dwarf hamster, and Roborovski's Dwarf hamster. The Russian Winter White's and Campbell's Russian dwarf hamsters could also be mistaken for just one breed due to their similar size of around 8 to 10 centimeters and their coloring. read more

Dwarf Hamster Wheel

By: George Grayson | 2010-03-31 | Pets
Many people underestimate the importance of the dwarf hamster wheel. Why? Well, they think it's not one of the essentials and that all a hamster needs is food, water, and shelter. Sure, a hamster can survive with just those three things, but he'll only be surviving and he definitely won't be living. If you want your hamster to live, to be happy and healthy, then you can not count out the dwarf hamster wheel. read more

Dwarf Hamster Aquarium

By: Kym Sutherland | 2010-03-27 | Pets
Be it glass or plastic, the same type of aquarium you would house fish in, you can use for your pet dwarf hamster! A minimum 10 gallon aquarium for one dwarf hamster and use a larger size if you have two or a mother with a litter. Remember to always provide your pet with ample space to move and run around! The aquarium will provide many benefits using it for your pets home. read more

Chinese Dwarf Hamsters

By: Kym Sutherland | 2010-04-03 | Pets
According to scientific report the first Chinese hamster was sold as a pet in Beijing, China. Did you know that this Chinese hamster technically know as Cricetulus griseus, and there are 12 species in that genus. However only the cricetulus is kept as a pocket pet. read more

Dwarf Hamster Care

By: Kym Sutherland | 2010-04-03 | Pets
From the first glance, one realizes that this isn't your ordinary animal - a tiny ball of soft fur with big beautiful eyes. Their charming personalities, amazing abilities and interesting biological facts have been a mystery. Once this delightful little animal attracts you, it will win your heart! read more

Siberian Dwarf Hamster - Hamster of the Sun

By: George Grayson | 2010-04-01 | Pets
The Siberian dwarf hamster is a particularly interesting species. This hamster has been under the scrutiny of scientists since it was first taken into captivity. So what's so special about this guy? The thing that makes the Siberian dwarf hamster so interesting is his relationship with the sun. In fact, his scientific name, Phodopus Sungorus, is even based after this fact (ironic since they're nocturnal creatures). read more

Campbell's Russian Dwarf Hamster and the Roborovski Dwarf Hamster

By: Francis Harris | 2010-03-27 | Pets
Russian Dwarf Hamster is the term commonly associated with a few rodent species such as the Winter White Russian Dwarf Hamster, Campbell's Russian Dwarf Hamster, and the Roborovski Dwarf Hamster. Most of the time people think that the Russian Winter White and Campbell's Russian are the same, considering their size (both species can grow up to 8 to 10 centimeters) and color. The Roborovski Hamster on the other hand is the smallest of the three, they usually only grow to about 4 or 5 centimeters long. read more

The Challenge of Raising Chinese Dwarf Hamsters

By: | 2010-04-14 | Pets
If you want small and manageable pets, it is a good idea to get hamsters. These adorable creatures can provide you with tons of fun. They can be easy to care for if you know what they require in order to have a healthy and happy existence. read more

Dwarf Hamster Training To Response

By: Dawn Morris | 2010-03-28 | Pets
This is an article on training your hamster to come when you want your pet. But before you can do this you need to have your pet's trust completely. Meaning you are able to hold or pick up your hamster, or able to feed your pet out of your hand without frightening them. read more

How Long Does a Dwarf Hamster Live?

By: Kym Sutherland | 2010-03-27 | Pets
How long does a dwarf hamsters live? The life span of a dwarf hamster can vary depending on the species. On average the life span is a year and a half to three years, while living in captivity. When they are living in the wild they can live for a longer life span up to 5 years once again depending on the species. read more