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HamsterToolBox · 07-30-2019, 01:48 AM

Try getting a bigger cage and bigger everything even though there already big like really big, try to be more present around your hamster get over your fear, but if your hamster gets too stressed then stop, maybe your hamster comes from an abusive place where ever you got her and robos tend to be more active anyway, and try hand feeding her more, like more treats, or watch a video on how to train a hamster and I recommend "Victoria Rachel, Erinsanimals and Muncies place their videos are amazing and if you need more just subscribe to as many youtubers and experts as much as possible, and go to other forums as well as this one like Hamster Hideout and many more and research as much as you can, and if all things fail try going to a vet.

07-30-2019, 01:48 AM
HamsterToolBox Newborn Pup Join Date: Jan 2019 Location: Philippines Posts: 6	Re: Pretty sure my new Russian dwarf has cage aggression. Wondering if I'm doing the Try getting a bigger cage and bigger everything even though there already big like really big, try to be more present around your hamster get over your fear, but if your hamster gets too stressed then stop, maybe your hamster comes from an abusive place where ever you got her and robos tend to be more active anyway, and try hand feeding her more, like more treats, or watch a video on how to train a hamster and I recommend "Victoria Rachel, Erinsanimals and Muncies place their videos are amazing and if you need more just subscribe to as many youtubers and experts as much as possible, and go to other forums as well as this one like Hamster Hideout and many more and research as much as you can, and if all things fail try going to a vet.