Got Hamster?

Got Hamster?

Post it's picture!

Here's my Jezzie, she's a total sweetheart!
http://primevalbeauty.com/hammie.jpg

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Originally Posted by lillyorchid

Got Hamster?

Post it's picture!

Here's my Jezzie, she's a total sweetheart!
http://primevalbeauty.com/hammie.jpg

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Allison i used to breed hamsters when i was younger and loved every minute :gj:.So what did Santa hamster leave in your stocking :rofl:

aaaaw what a cutie! i have a hamster too--she also is the sweetest thing ever. :aww:

I dunno how you guys keep hamsters. They're cute but they stink to high heaven...

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Originally Posted by Mindibun

I dunno how you guys keep hamsters. They're cute but they stink to high heaven...

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Not really if you clean the cage on a regular basis.They poo on one side normaly as they hide food in the other 4 corners :P

I grew up owning hamsters and I was always the one who was held responsible when it came to it's cage. Hamsters some times smell like pee, but I know if you clean their cage weekly they don't smell.

Joe, what kind of hamsters did you breed?
I'd like to breed this girl. I've never bred a hamsters before... but would like to give it a shot at some point since they are great little animals to own.

This was one of my 'Winter Whites'. I had two named Boss and Bijou. My Fiancée and I loved those two little guys, sadly they died of old age about a year ago.

Let me just say I've worked with hamsters for 17 years and think they are horrible little creatures and should not be kept as pets. *Except* Winter Whites! If you want a hamster do what you can to find a winter white.


http://i4.photobucket.com/albums/y10...z/_MG_3286.jpg

The only, and I mean ONLY, hamsters I really like are the Winter whites and Russian dwarf. All others are bitey little monsters... :)

Here's my daughter, around 4-5 years ago, with her first pet: Russian Dwarf hamster "Mulan-LittleFluff"
http://i184.photobucket.com/albums/x...ittleFluff.jpg

they aren't bitey little monsters if you get them as babies and work with them while they are still young. a little bit of love and handling goes a long way!

I have a dwarf hamster, she's a rescue someone dumped. She's never bitten but I don't tend to bug her a lot. Give her bed, toys, food, treats, a pet now and then and she's a happy camper.