What Hamsters Have Taught me

[Colby and the Dwarfs]

What Hamsters Have Taught Me

Sometimes, to get the seed, you have to break through the shell.

Good things come in small packages and don't last long.

You're small. Everything is.

Just because you're small doesn't mean you can't make an impact.

Sometimes, you have to think outside the box to escape your cage.

Sometimes you just have to bite.

Don't judge others. Share a sunflower seed instead.

The best time to run on the wheel is 2:00 in the morning.

Store things, you may not have them later.

Squeaking to get attention is sometimes the only way.

To get on someone's good side, simply stuff your cheeks and make your eyes as big as possible.

Make the biggest, messiest, weirdest nest possible.But never in the house, always behind or in the wheel or out in the open.

Always be on the lookout for a camera. If you see one, make the weirdest face possible and proceed to run around like a crazy person. It's fun!

Enjoy life while you can. It's short.

Add your own if you would like!

[kyrilliondaemon]

Never underestimate how much trouble something small can cause

[PepsiTheHamster]

Push all the bedding that your owner gives you to the right side so there's no bedding on the left side of your cage. Get bedding EVERYWHERE in your owners room in the process. Now only pee where there's no bedding so your cage really smells and has to be cleaned early. Make a nest so big that you have to make tunnels to travel through it. Do this every week no matter how much bedding your owner gives you. Now show off your cute sleepy face and cheesy teeth so your owner instantly forgives you!

(Pepsi does this and it drives me nuts!)