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| Hamster Language |
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 How do you understand your hammie? They can't talk you know. But they do body language. This is what some of their body language means; - lying on its back bareing teeth: Your hamster is scared, and ready to attack. - running away when being petted: Your hamster has had enough of this. - Collecting nesting material: Ut-oh! your hamsters going to have babies. Its best to leave her alone at this time. - Yawning: Your hamsters feeling comfortable. - Growling, muttering, squeeling: Your hamsters just saying, "Hey man just leave me alone". - Leaping in the air: No, your hamsters does not think its a bird, its just expressing what a good mood its in. - Sitting up on haunches: Your hamsters discovered something intresting. - Flinching: There was a noise that frightened your hamster. This info was taken from www.expage.com/page/hamsterlanguage  Click here to go back Home ©2001 thehamsterpage |
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