How to cultivate feelings with hamsters? (Master enters)

Friends who have just started raising mice will have a headache about how to cultivate feelings with mice. Some nervous mice may bite you when they are nervous. The following small series will introduce some ways to enhance feelings with mice.

Steps to cultivate feelings:

First, rest.

When the mouse comes home on the first day, don't be too eager to play with him, because the mouse will be nervous when he first arrives in a new environment, so let the mouse take a day off first.

Second, habits

From the next day, feed the mice regularly every day, so that the mice can get used to your hands and taste quickly. The way to feed is to put the feed in the palm of your hand, put your hand into the cage quietly and stop, let the mouse approach slowly, and don't disturb him when the mouse is eating, otherwise he will be wary of your hand. At first, the mouse may not come near at all, or run away immediately after eating, so don't worry, take your time! !

Third, close

After a week, the mouse has adapted to the environment, so it can be replaced with a big cage. At this time, I think the mouse should be used to taking things from your hand (a bolder mouse may dare to climb up), or try to make the mouse eat in his hand (that is, hold the mouse with your palm and let it eat in it, but be careful not to let the mouse fall). You can call it softly while eating. !

Fourth, get to know each other.

Get the mouse used to the way you call him. For example, before the cloud wants to carry the mouse out, it will knock on the cage door, call the mouse's name, let the mouse go to the cage door, smell me, and then carry him out. The owner should also know the ways that mice like and hate. For example, there is a mouse in Jiayun. If you want to hug it when it comes out of the cage without calling it to the door first, it will definitely take a bite first, and then maybe after the mouse and its owner can understand and trust each other (as if talking about the relationship between men and women), they will be sweeter.

Fifth, a lot of interaction to build feelings

Once the mouse recognizes you, it will be dead set.

I often see people asking again in major forums, why did the mouse and mouse bite me? In fact, it is normal for a mouse to bite, because you are a huge unknown object to him, so he must take precautions for his own safety, and the only weapon of a mouse is small and pointed teeth.

So don't be sad and angry because of being bitten by a mouse, and don't give it away or abandon it. It takes time for people to understand each other, not to mention that mice and mice like to eat what they have. The best food for mice, such as melon seeds, peanuts and breadworms, is usually fed by mice, which will make them wander in the street in fog (be careful not to let them fall off).