My neighbor totoro is very docile and lively. She likes to jump around, active and curious. She sniffs anything new before biting it down for research. Totoro belongs to plateau animals and is not easy to get sick. My neighbor totoro is clean and free of parasites. My neighbor totoro can take a bath by herself and spend the weekend by herself. There is no need to worry about taking care of it. Totoro's shit has no taste, so it's okay to put it indoors. My neighbor totoro's hair is soft and won't fall off everywhere. My neighbor totoro must be fed from an early age, so that when I grow up, my neighbor totoro will not be afraid of people, and my neighbor totoro will recognize a master and listen to his words.
Because the hair density of my neighbor totoro is very high, which is about twenty or thirty times higher than that of cats and dogs. Generally, cats and dogs have two or three hairs in one pore, but there are about forty or fifty chinchillas, and fleas can't survive on them (I don't know if they suffocate). It's really a clean little thing
My family's chinchilla, whose scientific name is South American chinchilla, belongs to the family of American chinchilla of the suborder porcupine. Because it resembled the cartoon Totoro in Miyazaki Hayao's film My Neighbor Totoro, it was later renamed "My Totoro" by Hong Kong people.
My neighbor totoro is very docile and lively. She likes to jump around, active and curious. She sniffs anything new before biting it down for research. Totoro belongs to plateau animals and is not easy to get sick. My neighbor totoro is clean and free of parasites. My neighbor totoro can take a bath by herself and spend the weekend by herself. There is no need to worry about taking care of it. Totoro's shit has no taste, so it's okay to put it indoors. My neighbor totoro's hair is soft and won't fall off everywhere. My neighbor totoro must be fed from an early age, so that when I grow up, my neighbor totoro will not be afraid of people, and my neighbor totoro will recognize a master and listen to his words.
Totoro cubs are native to the Andes in South America, with a cold climate and a large temperature difference between day and night. Therefore, the hair of chinchilla cubs is the densest in the world, with 40~60 hairs in each pore, and as many as 80 hairs in the United States, the best provenance (cats and dogs have only 1 ~ 3 hairs in each pore). But such soft and thick fur has also brought almost extinct nightmares to my neighbor totoro.
My neighbor totoro is a gentle and docile baby, with an average life span of 8- 10 years. After domestication, only one master will be determined. Vegetarian, so the feces don't smell. The hair is tight and will not breed parasites. I like cleaning. If I accidentally mess up my hair, it will take me a long time to tidy it up. I don't need washing with water. I specially prepared bath powder. If I jump in, I will roll myself to clean my whole body. Did not take the initiative to attack, met the enemy just run away or pee on the enemy.
When he trusts you, he will be happy to play with you, lively, active like a child, and like to jump. Even if he is old, his vitality will not decline because of aging. He is timid and lovely by nature, and will hide when he is in trouble.
Every chinchilla has its own personality, smart, naughty, reserved or spoiled, but the same is * * *
She needs you to love her, pay attention to her and protect her. Don't try to educate your chinchilla with corporal punishment, which will cause it to resist its master, make it turn a blind eye and turn its back if it doesn't trust you.
Question 2: What's the difference between "Totoro" and "Rabbit"? Totoro, whose scientific name is South American Totoro, belongs to the family Totoro of the suborder porcupine, because it resembles the cartoon My Neighbor Totoro created by Miyazaki Hayao (where? ), so it was later renamed "My Totoro" by Hong Kong people.
My neighbor chinchilla belongs to the South American chinchilla family of mammals, rodents and porcupines. When it comes to mice, many people think of them. Actually, it's completely different from a mouse. The main difference is that mice are omnivores, while chinchillas are vegetarians, and their digestive systems are different. Mice have double ovulation tubes and chinchillas have single ovulation tubes, so mice (including hamsters) can give birth to a litter every 20 days, while chinchillas can only give birth to 1-2 twice a year, and the probability of giving birth to 1-2 once is 80%.
Totoro is native to the Andes in South America, where caves and cracks with an altitude of 1600 feet live. The local weather is dry and the temperature difference between day and night is large. My neighbor totoro usually lives on some tropical plants (such as bark, roots and cactus), so it has strong vitality and adapts to the environment in China. The main function of its fur is to keep warm and prevent water loss. But in the16th century, when Europeans found that the fur of this small animal was so soft, they killed a lot of chinchillas. /kloc-At the beginning of the 9th century, my neighbor totoro was on the verge of extinction. Later, thanks to an American, M.F.Chapman, who brought eleven animals back to California and successfully bred there, you and I had the opportunity to raise this lovely little animal today.
It is like a rabbit, but it is different from a rabbit. . . .
Question 3: South American chinchillas (chinchillas) or rabbits are smarter. Can the rabbit recognize its owner? First of all, these two animals are very smart, but they are not as close to people as cats and dogs.
Secondly, after a period of feeding and training, both my neighbor totoro and rabbit can recognize their owners and know simple commands and simple actions, at least it is no problem to call them names.
Finally, reply to Ge Ling's answer. One more word of advice, don't talk nonsense if you don't understand, it will be very misleading.
My neighbor totoro, like dogs, mainly distinguishes things by smell, but also by sight and hearing (names, etc.). My neighbor totoro is a curious animal and will be wary of strangers, but if I am curious, I will come and have a look, so it is not too difficult for my neighbor totoro to change owners. Of course, there is always a process to get to know you completely.
Tutu is a very clever animal. They know they won't eat when they are full, so don't worry about it. Tutu has its own hair like a cat every day, so Tutu is very clean, and Tutu eats grass, and the smell of shit is much less than that of cats and dogs. Just pay attention to frequent cleaning. Any pet's name is conditional, and this is no exception, as are cats and dogs. Tutu will also keep a certain distance from strangers. People you don't know well can't get too close. Of course, rabbits have a good temper, and most rabbits still touch them casually, with a few exceptions. So when you see a rabbit, you must first ask the owner if you can touch it. Some rabbits are better than dogs, except the owner who touches and bites.
I have seven chinchillas, three rabbits, Dutch pigs and hamsters. Everyone can call names and basically do simple actions, such as getting started, shaking hands and so on. Tickle them and touch their heads. It's enjoyable.
Question 4: Is it better to keep a chinchilla or a rabbit? Totoro will be harder to keep.
Totoro belongs to rodents, similar to mice or rabbits. Biologically, they are a unique species of chinchillas. Totoro is divided into the following categories:
1 chinchilla bo Olivia-the wild one is almost extinct.
2 King Chinchilla)-A giant chinchilla with a length of 40cm, also called a real chinchilla, became extinct hundreds of years ago. The only remaining specimens are now kept in the Senkenberg Museum in Germany.
3 Chinchillanigera)-used as fur and pets; Most of the captive chinchillas belong to this category, and the wild ones are almost extinct. All wild chinchillas originating in South America belong to protected animals, and those that can be legally imported are artificially propagated abroad. Totoro has not been able to breed in Hong Kong for the time being.
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The origin of chinchilla
Totoro is native to the Andes in South America, where caves and cracks with an altitude of 1600 feet live. The local weather is dry and the temperature difference between day and night is large. My neighbor totoro usually lives on some tropical plants (such as bark, roots and cactus), so it has a strong vitality and is very suitable for the environment in Hong Kong. The main function of its fur is to keep warm and prevent water loss. But in the16th century, when Europeans discovered that the fur of this small animal was so soft, they began the nightmare of my neighbor totoro. /kloc-At the beginning of the 9th century, my neighbor totoro was on the verge of extinction. Later, thanks to an American, M.F.Chapman, who brought eleven animals back to California and successfully bred there, you and I had the opportunity to raise this lovely little animal today.
How to tell the sex of my neighbor totoro?
Male and female chinchillas (called chinchillas) cannot be distinguished by their appearance. Be sure to check their reproductive organs carefully. First, lift the tail of my neighbor totoro and let it stand on its head.
If you see something protruding from * * * * below 1cm, it is king. If you see that * * * is almost close to that protruding thing, there is a faint horizontal line in the middle, which means it is a totoro girl.
Sometimes it looks like it at first glance, especially for newborns, and sometimes experienced breeders make mistakes.
The color of chinchilla
The color of my neighbor totoro has a great influence on my value. In fact, wild chinchillas only have standard gray. All other colors are called mutations of genetic factors, or mutations. The earliest recorded special color should be TowerBeige (beige) appearing in 19xx. Then pure white (WilsonWhite), followed by velvet black (BlackVelvet/GunningBlack). We call the above kinds DominantColor, from which we can match different colors and different shades of secondary colors. There is no in-depth discussion about genes here, but the color matching methods of chinchillas can be divided into two types:
1 dominant-recessive crossover
2 BlueDilution In general, we can't predict the color of a Totoro bb with 100%, but if we have the pedigree data of his parents and even recent generations, we can predict the probability of the color of Totoro bb. For example: rice+velvet black = 1/4 grey+1/4 rice+1/4 velvet black+1/4 velvet coffee.
Some special colors even appear once every generation or generations, such as violet and sapphire. According to the American mutation Chinchillabreedersassoci
Handbook of astronomy. Totoro can be divided into the following colors:
1 StandardGrey)- gray with white belly, which can be divided into light gray, medium gray and dark gray.
Beige)-Beige has a white belly and brown or black eyes.
Velvet black-black face and body, white belly.
4 pure white)-full color >>
Question 5: Is it better to keep a chinchilla or a rabbit? It is very expensive. The cheapest one is 5. 600 ~ It's still gray ~ slightly better 1000 ~ 2000 ~ But it's very obedient when cooking ~ I like to take a bath by myself ~ It's fun ~ If you want to raise a rabbit, it's a rabbit with drooping ears ~ That rabbit is cute ~ fun ~ It's just disobedient ~ Bite ~ I'll be fine if I cook it ~ But it's disobedient ~ Not as obedient as my neighbor totoro ~
Question 6: Is my chinchilla a hybrid of rabbit and mouse? How is that possible? Totoro's scientific name is South American Totoro, which has nothing to do with rabbits and mice. The landlord's problems are often shocking and ignorant. The existence of chinchillas has been recorded for thousands of years.
Rabbits are rabbits, mice are rodents, and chinchillas are chinchillas.
Question 7: Is it better to keep a chinchilla or a rabbit? Under normal circumstances, rabbits are easy to raise and the cost of raising rabbits is not much. As for my neighbor totoro, it is much cuter than a rabbit. If you like my neighbor totoro very much, you can keep it. At least you have the financial ability, so you should pay attention to the "daily life" of chinchillas, such as what to eat, and the cost is certainly higher than that of rabbits.
Question 8: Is it better to keep a chinchilla or a rabbit? Which is simpler and more interesting? 10 is not simple, but it's all interesting.
Another thing to say is: lwjsdtc is simply illiterate.
If you give the rabbit carrots and vegetables, it will not be far from death.
Personally, I prefer rabbits because they are so cute.
But rabbit urine stinks.
This must be patient.
Don't raise it if you can't stand it ~ ~ ~
They are all rodents, and there are many similarities in their feeding methods.
So I mainly look at my personal hobbies ~
Question 9: Which is cuter, my neighbor totoro or rabbit? Don't keep a chinchilla. My classmate raised it and kept it in a cage all day. When he is released, he will run away. It's good to keep rabbits, but it's not an ordinary rabbit. Keeping pet rabbits, such as Chugora rabbits, should be closer to people. I used to keep a rabbit and put it in my small yard. It will go out for a walk by itself and come back by itself. I like him, but I was bitten to death by a dog. ...
In short, I wish you find your favorite pet to accompany you as soon as possible ~ ~ ~
Question 10: Is ear rabbit easy to raise or chinchilla easy to raise? Which of them is closer to people? My neighbor totoro, of course, and it looks good, but it's expensive.