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Don't put it together, it's better not to put rats with other animals, it's possible that they will get along, but the biggest possibility is to die.

What an impulsive method... If your dog barks at the hamster and scares it, then it's better to separate, the hamster is very timid, and if it is not scared, it will be nervous for a long time, and it will not live long.

I think... It should be fine, as long as the dog doesn't catch him.

First of all, to use a finishing box, sawdust spread more than four centimeters, put enough cotton, preferably hamster special cotton, to open a small hole around the top of the box to ventilate, 24-68, the lid of the finishing box is closed, every day when you are free to open the air, if it is not particularly cold, it is fine.

Dogs can scare hamsters, which is not good.

In the sorting box, if the hamster fights, the wood chips are thick enough to help the defeated hamster escape, but I still recommend dividing the cage and getting two sorting boxes.

How impulsive is your dog? Want to bite it? Or excited?

I don't know how old your dog is. Maybe it's mistaking hamsters for turf grabbers, or maybe it's the nature of dogs = = dogs take rats. More likely to be curious, you can put the hamster in a cage, put it in front of the dog, and observe the dog's behavior.

Maybe the dog gets along well with it, and it's good to have an extra playmate.

My Schnauzer, last year ushered in a new partner, a kitten who just learned to walk, at first he didn't dare to put it together, and then he did this, and the dog gradually became less curious about cats and cats, and there was no hostility. I tentatively let the cat out, and sure enough, the dog was not hostile, but often played with it. Absolutely measured, guaranteed to play not to die hehe.

Soon the dog and the cat were inseparable. It's the same now.,It's just that when I'm bored, the cat's agility flashes.。 It's closed again when I turn around haha.

Yes, your hamster will be bitten to death.