Common Name Alias Gakarya

English Name Dwarf Winter White Russian Hamster

Pudding, a species of Gakarya hamster, is a laboratory-bred variety in the early 90's by the Japanese as a result of genetic mutation, so If someone says that Pudding is a wild-colored breed, they must be a hamster layman.

Bodily Characteristics

Those with pudding-colored fur are called yellow puddings, and those with cream-colored fur are called white puddings, with orange or gold stripes on their backs. Some puddings may return to black or white as they grow, and their body coat color may change to white or light brown or cement. Petite in size, some are timid and easily startled, and are more difficult to develop in terms of intimacy; homebred second generation are easier to keep.

Sexual maturity cycle Male 6 to 8 weeks/female 4 to 8 weeks

Pregnancy cycle 18 to 25 days

Number of litters per litter 2 to 10

Year-round mating All year-round

Birth weight around 2g

Weaning period of the pups 20 to 25 days

Life cycle 2 to 3 years

(Color Change )Pudding+(color changing)Pudding=Three lines+purple barn+(color changing)Pudding(the rest depends on the genes)

(color changing)Pudding+(no color changing)Pudding=Three lines+purple barn+(color changing)Pudding(it's not clear if it will give birth to a non-color changing one)

(color changing)Pudding+(purple barn)Silver Fox=Purple barn+Three lines+(color changing)Pudding+Silver Fox+(color changing)Gold Fox(the majority of the varieties that will be born are Bad color)

(color changing)pudding+purple barn=purple barn+three lines+(color changing)pudding

(color changing)pudding+three lines=purple barn+three lines+(color changing)pudding

(no color changing)pudding+purple barn=(color changing)pudding+purple barn+three lines

(no color changing)pudding+three lines=(color changing)pudding+purple barn+three lines

(No color change) Pudding + (purple barn) silver fox = (No color change) Pudding + (purple barn) silver fox + golden fox + purple barn + three lines

Pudding is a kind of hamster artificially bred in Japan, it is a Gakarya (three lines) species, like to eat sorghum, melon seeds; breadworms and other high-calorie food, but easy to get fat, and the long tumors, so feed a little less. At the same time, Pudding is an artificially bred hamster, and because it is artificially cultivated, its resistance to disease is relatively poorer than that of the wild three lines and purple warehouse, and the rat controllers who keep Pudding should treat it well and protect it.