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Campbell's Hamster: More commonly found in pet stores than other dwarf species of hamsters, the Campbell’s has a plump round body and fur that’s short, soft and thick. Males are larger than females. More >> |
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Chinese Hamster: The Chinese hamster is small, but it’s not a true dwarf species. It’s not commonly found in pet stores, and some areas place restrictions on keeping it. More >> |
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Hamster : Hamsters are nocturnal pets that tend to be more fun to watch than to hold. These lively 3- to 4-ounce rodents originated from arid regions in the Mid-East and Asia. Five species are commonly kept as pets. More >> |
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Roborovski Hamster: The smallest of the dwarf hamsters, the Roborovski is a desert dweller in its natural habitat. More >> |
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Syrian Hamster: A rodent with a desert origin, the Syrian hamster is the most commonly kept pet hamster. More >> |
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Winter White Hamster: Uncommon in pet stores, the Dwarf Winter White hamster is distinguished by its curved spine, prominent eyes and furry feet. It’s dark gray in color with a black stripe along the back and white belly fur. True to its name, the fur often lightens to white during winter. More >> |
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