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Think American Guinea Pigs Need Less Love? Think Again! by Janine DeLane

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Why American guinea pigs need just as much love as any other pet. Learn how to keep your guinea pig happy and healthy! Guinea pigs are adorable little pets that bring joy to many homes. But did you know that there is a common myth about American guinea pigs? Some people think that American guinea pigs need less love and social interaction than other pets. This isn't true! In this article, we'll explore why American guinea pigs need just as much love as any other pet. We'll also give you tips on how to keep your guinea pig happy and healthy.   What Makes American Guinea Pigs Special? American guinea pigs are a popular breed known for their smooth, short hair and friendly personalities. They come in various colors and patterns, making each one unique. Despite their small size, they have big hearts and love to interact with their owners and other guinea pigs. The Importance of Social Interaction Guinea pigs are social animals Guinea pigs are naturally social animals. In the

The Unique Origins of Campbell Dwarf Russian Hamsters by Janine DeLane

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  Discover the unique origins of Campbell Dwarf Russian Hamsters and learn valuable care tips. Perfect for current and prospective hamster owners. Campbell Dwarf Russian Hamsters are among the most popular small pets around the world. They are known for their tiny size, adorable appearance, and lively personalities. But did you know that these charming creatures have a unique and fascinating history? In this article, we’ll dive into the origins of Campbell Dwarf Russian Hamsters, providing valuable information to give you a better understanding of your tiny friend and how to care for them properly. The Discovery of Campbell Dwarf Russian Hamsters Campbell Dwarf Russian Hamsters (Phodopus campbelli) were first discovered by W.C. Campbell, a British zoologist, in 1902 and found these small rodents in the wild regions of Mongolia. Campbell Dwarf Hamsters inhabit dry, grassy steppes and semi-desert areas, where they live in burrows to escape extreme weather conditions and predators. Habita