10 take a toll on me....

[Pompompoms]

I think it is quite a Syrian thing, dwarfs are often content to do their own thing, and interact with you for a while too. Also as they often live in pairs or groups, they're not so lonely. I've recently adopted my first Syrian, and he really is demanding, completely different from the robos!

[ashari]

i do believe its how you manage your time,you have to be very dedicated, organised and prepared too!!.i had a taste of this when i owned my first pair of mice who turned out to be pregnant(from a pet shop).one had 8 babies the other had 3 then i had to hand raise the 8 babies because the mother passed away when they were 2 weeks old.it was extremely hard and by the end i had 4 huge cages which might not seem alot but mice need alot of stimulation (hammocks,ropes,tubes,allsorts which i had to hand make lol)so cage setups would take me hours and hours i was exhausted.in the the end i had to give the boys to rescue and the girls to someone on the mice forum which was so difficult.so im very happy with my one syrian for now lol!!