Pudding is a kind of hamster cultivated artificially in Japan. It is a Gakaria (third line) species and likes to eat sorghum and melon seeds. High-calorie foods such as bread worms are easy to get fat and grow tumors. At the same time, pudding is an artificially bred hamster, and because it is artificially cultivated, its disease resistance is relatively worse than that of wild third-line and purple barn. Rats who raise pudding should treat it well and protect it. Pudding is also very docile, but it is the most timid among the third-line hamsters. When attacked and afraid, it will only scream wildly and will not fight back. Pudding is the most bullied one in the hamster family, and it is a little neurotic. Compared with other third-line hamsters, it must take extra effort to get close to pudding. Pudding is also the most inactive species among all the third-line hamsters. Eating too much and sleeping, hamster toys such as rollers can't mobilize his motor cells. At most, he will find a place to lie down if he takes a walk in a relatively large space. If his instinct of grabbing food can be replaced by his enthusiasm for exercise, what a "healthy" hamster it would be. Therefore, most of the puddings are obese. Rat friends who are considering raising puddings must force him to exercise more and throw them into squirrel balls every day. Living habits Because pudding is a variety with genetic variation and lazy nature, its physique and disease resistance are weak, and the survival rate of the baby pudding born is not as high as that of other varieties. Therefore, when considering pairing with pudding, try to choose a variety with better physique and disease resistance, while the mother pudding is prone to dystocia or death when pregnant. Therefore, it is generally recognized that the best pairing is to announce the female silver fox or female purple warehouse, but the pudding with purple warehouse gene is easier to change color. There is a great chance of becoming a grey pudding or a black pudding, and it is impossible to breed a silver fox or a golden fox by the marriage of pudding and purple barn, but it is possible to breed a three-line, purple barn, pudding, silver fox and golden fox by the marriage of pudding and silver fox.