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Tips on Hamster Breeding  by: Mike Yeager Hamster breeding can sometimes be confusing for a hamster owner. Fortunately, there are only a few basic things you need to know before you start hamster breeding. It is best to breed female hamsters that are older than 4 months of age. Otherwise, the hamster may destroy its own litter. Also, do not touch the hamster babies. Otherwise your sent may get on them, and the mother hamster may not recognize it as her own baby. It is usually a good idea to only breed hamsters of the same breed, unless you are breeding your hamsters for pets or for food. When you are breeding your hamsters, make sure that you don’t breed brother and sister hamsters. The other combinations, such as father-daughter, mother-son, are usually fine. Before hamsters breeding, make sure that your hamsters are healthy. If they are not, a disease could spread to from one hamster to another, and any offspring they have. Hamster Breeding for pet shows. Hamster breeding for pet shows is the most common reason people breed their hamsters. To produce the best hamster for a pet show, breed hamsters that are pedigreed. Be aware that a hamster is not considered pedigreed if it has mixed blood in its background within the last four generations. Also, do not breed a hamster that has any type of defect at all, even if it is a minor one. If you breed two hamsters of a different color, be aware that it might produce hamsters that have a color not recognized by the judges of the pet show. If you breed your hamsters in the correct way, you will have hamsters that are healthy, beautiful, and may just win first prize at the pet shows. About The Author Mike Yeager Publisher http://www.a1-pets-4u.com/productpage/hamsters.html mjy610@hotmail.com This article was posted on June 29, 2004 Read More Articles from the "Family" Category: Five Good Reasons for Buying Out-of-State Homes – and Why a Real Estate Buyer’s Agent Is Key for All by Allen Voivod 5 Tips for Top Notch Wedding Pictures by Rachel Urbanak Unique Baby Names by Michael Barrows Divorce – A Case Study by James Walsh Make Money This Holiday Season Instead of Just Spending It by Liz Folger Tips On Organizing Your Scrapbook by Vera Raposo Caring For Dependent Relatives - Survival Guide by Aislinn O'Connor 10 Ways to Save $50 Per Month: The Art of Pinching a Penny Until It Screams by Kimberly A. Griffiths Stay Sane This Holiday Season: 7 Tips to Make Your Life Easier by Gwendolyn A. Lee Baby Won't Wear Clothes by Kevin Hart << Back to "Family" Index

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