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This is snowy, i rehomed him, the lady reckons she had him for over a year, ive had him for about 2 weeks, updated hes cage to the bucastate! And hes thriving gone from not liking to being handled to now allowing me to pick him up and dont bite anymore!

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Oh wow, he's beautiful πŸ₯° I love his markings! Welcome to the forum it's a very friendly group of people who are always interested in what you have to say 😊 looking forward to seeing more of snowy and hearing about his adventures πŸ₯°πŸ’•πŸ’žπŸ˜ž Ness
 
Oh wow, he's beautiful πŸ₯° I love his markings! Welcome to the forum it's a very friendly group of people who are always interested in what you have to say 😊 looking forward to seeing more of snowy and hearing about his adventures πŸ₯°πŸ’•πŸ’žπŸ˜ž Ness
He is absolutely beautiful my 4 year old is obsessed with him she keeps asking to "find hes little nose" lol i still got a bit to get him yet but main thing i wanted to get was a bigger wheel and a bigger cage! Definitely gotta get him some more hides and some sprays!
 
It's lovely that you're little four year old loves him I think it's good for them to get in to animals young( with supervision of course) lol snowy has such a lovable face πŸ₯° looking forward to seeing more of himπŸ’•πŸ’žπŸ’ž Ness
 
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It's lovely that you're little four year old loves him I think it's good for them to get in to animals young( with supervision of course) lol snowy has such a lovable face πŸ₯° looking forward to seeing more of himπŸ’•πŸ’žπŸ’ž Ness
This was when I first bought him home! She still wont hold him she'll let him walk on her legs and stuff but bare hands is a no go think its cause he nipped her finger when she went to give him some cucumber 🀣

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Oh it's a shame he nipped her😞 I'm sure she will get over it, with some gentle coaxing. He wouldn't have meant it.. she obviously smelt nice. πŸ₯° πŸ’•πŸΉNess
 
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It's probably safer letting him walk on her legs and just the odd stroke. Because however good a four year old is they sometimes panic holding a hamster if the hamster tries to wriggle free and sadly a child can then grip tighter trying to hold on. Ours was 6 when we got our first hamster as well and he was a bit scared to hold him too because his little claws used to dig in and he'd wriggle free and stepson was afraid he'd run away and be lost.
 
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