Young hamsters are best for taming since they will most likely be friendlier from the get-go. Choose an active hamster and one that doesn't look like he has a wet rear end or watery eyes. If a cage seems to have a few sick hamsters, it is probably best to avoid buying any hamster from that group since hamster diseases are very contagious.

How To Take Care Of Roborovski Hamsters; How to Care for Syrian Hamsters; How to Take Care of a Dwarf Hamster; 02. Buying your hamster; 03. Your hamster's home; 04. Feeding your hamster; 05. Getting to know your hamster; 06. Exercise; 07. Cleaning; 08. Health problems; 09. What do hamsters eat? 10. Hamster Diet Chart; Food & Diet Your child is begging you for a pet hamster, and you're wondering how much trouble it will be. Read this hamster care guide to find out if the cute critters are right for your family. The good Robo Hamster Guide - Kindle edition by Justin C. Download it once and read it on your Kindle device, PC, phones or tablets. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading Robo Hamster Guide. HAMSTER CARE GUIDE Pet ownership has many benefits for children, from teaching them responsibility, to developing language skills and providing support in times of stress. There are also advantages for the family as a whole: it has been found that families with pets have fewer and less serious relationship Roborovski hamster (Phodopus roborovskii; formerly Cricetulus bedfordiae), also known as desert hamster or Robo, is the smallest of three species of hamster in the genus Phodopus, averaging under 2 centimetres (0.8 in) at birth and 4.5-5 centimetres (1.8-2.0 in) and 20-25 grams (0.71-0.88 oz) during adulthood. The Roborovski dwarf hamster is the smallest of the dwarf hamsters, and doesn't grow much more than 3 inches in length, even as an adult. Roborovski dwarf hamsters are very fast and active; they have often been known to run as far as 100 miles per night on their hamster wheel.