The hamster wants to play with its owner.

Hamsters are lively pets. They like to interact and play with their owners. When hamsters want to play with their owners, they will show the following behaviors:

1. Circle: The hamster will circle back and forth in the cage or on the ground with its front foot, which is a sign for its owner to play.

2. Digging holes: Hamsters like to dig holes in cages, which is not only their nature, but also to attract their owners' attention.

3. Crawl around: Hamsters like to crawl around. They will jump up and down in cages or crawl around the house, which is where they want to show their vitality.

4. Crash: Hamsters will make crackling noises with their mouths. This is an invitation to their owners. I hope they can come and play with them.

In short, hamsters show a lot of behaviors when they want to play with their owners. They will try their best to show their ability and vitality to their hosts, hoping that they can play with them. As owners, we should always pay attention to these behaviors and give hamsters more attention and care. At the same time, when playing, we should also pay attention to safety and don't let the hamster get hurt.