What is a black hamster?

Black Bear Křeček is a pet that belongs to the Cr € pod, Crusteine ​​and the Mesocrrustus family. Although many people think that these hamsters are members of individuals and separate species, they are actually a mutation of a common teddy hamster. In addition to the uneven black coats, these animals are considered more friendly and generally calmer than their golden counterparts. His coat is usually dense, short and black. In addition to the characteristic black shade, which extends along the entire length of the body, it also carries white marks on its face, lower abdomen, tail and paws. Although this particular mutation has been for some time, Wjak was not officially recognized until 1985. In addition to breeding on the color, black bears hamsters were kept for their quiet and trainable personalities. These rodents then reached the United States, where they became popular pets in shops for pets across the country.

Unlike other varieties of Syrian hamsters, the black bear hamster is considered to be relatively relaxed in behavior. It is said to be a good family pet because not tilted bite or NIP unless terrified or uncomfortable with handler. Tolerant and obedient is also said that this hamster is also easy to train and some people even suggest that they can learn to go on a leash.

In addition to good behavior, black bears hamster is usually easy to care. In general, it does not require care, because it tends to be cleaned in a way of similar cats. If necessary, it can be erased for warm, wet washcloth and finely brushed by a toothbrush of soft gravel. The diet should consist of green vegetables, fresh fruits, seeds and grains. Small insects or worms can also be incorporated into the diet; However, this is not necessary.