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sushi_78 · 04-13-2022, 01:47 PM

Hamsters usually do have a sense of how hard they are biting and they have the ability to bite more "softly" when they don't intend to do real damage. A truly aggressive hamster will bite down hard and draw blood.

If you got him in August 2020 he would be coming up for 2 years old at least. My dwarf Bramble is 2 years old and she shakes a bit when I hold her. It's not fear, she loves being held, just some wobbliness from old age I think. On the whole she's still really active and lively though.

04-13-2022, 01:47 PM
sushi_78 Hamster Overlord Join Date: Jun 2019 Location: London Posts: 763	Re: Hamster's fur is changing? Hamsters usually do have a sense of how hard they are biting and they have the ability to bite more "softly" when they don't intend to do real damage. A truly aggressive hamster will bite down hard and draw blood. If you got him in August 2020 he would be coming up for 2 years old at least. My dwarf Bramble is 2 years old and she shakes a bit when I hold her. It's not fear, she loves being held, just some wobbliness from old age I think. On the whole she's still really active and lively though.