DO u no ur ur hamster?

Question

1 what does it mean when ur hamster yawns 2 y does a hamster bite ur finger if its in your hamsters cage 3 if ur hamster bites u when u are handleing it wat should u do 4 y do new hamsters move there bedding around

Answer 1

1] Well, when something yawns it need to get more oxygen to get to the brain. That's why you and I yawn also. It is most common to yawn when you are feeling tired or just waking up from a deep sleep.

2] A hamster can bite even while in its cage. There are a few possible reasons why this can happen. If you startle your hamster it WILL bite you. If you just got your hamster and you have not yet trained it to trust you it will probably bite. If you awaken it out of sleep it will bite. Hamsters are nocturnal and only are active at night. It will also bit if you are hurting it.

3] If your hamster bites while you are handling it put it down on a soft surface or back in its cage. They are not cats and don't appreciate being held for long.

4] Hamsters move their bedding around to create a nest. These nests are smiler to a birds nest. It is their own private area in which they will feel safe and warm in.

Answer 2

its waking up or ts tired

how would you feel if some friken  giant stuck their finger in yer house?? hamters cant tlak like us so they bite

ut it back in its cage DO NOT BE MEAN OR DROP IT

umm, do you adjust your pillows b4 u sleep?? theres your answer, its just geting comfy

Answer 3

they are tired

they don't want to be interupted

put it back in the cage

they are not used to it yet

Answer 4

1.it means they're tired, have just woken up. 2. because (a)they think its food (b) its their home and they think your intruding. 3. tell them of and then treat them normal again, or tell it of then put it away and get it out again later. 4.because its their new home and they need to adjust to it. good luck :D

Answer 5

It means it needs more oxygen in it's brain, becayse that's why anything yawns.

You have a smell on your hand or your startled it.

Try not to drop it. Just calm it down or put it back in the cage.

All hamsters do that, not just new ones. It's their natural instinct to burrow and provide themselves with a safe+warm nest.

How well do YOU know your hamster?