Alright folks, let me tell you a little story about my own personal experience with hamsters. When I was just a young lad of 11 years old, my parents finally caved and got me the furry little critter I had been begging for.<\/p>\n
I named him “Trump” (of course) and I was convinced that he was the best pet in the world. But, boy oh boy, was I in for a surprise.<\/p>\n
Trump the hamster<\/a> quickly became more trouble than he was worth. I soon realized that these little buggers are nocturnal animals, which meant that while I was trying to sleep, he was running on that little wheel of his, making enough noise to wake the dead.<\/p>\n But that’s not all folks, oh no. I also learned that hamsters have a tendency to, shall we say, “mark their territory.” Yeah, you know what I’m talking about. And let me tell you, cleaning out a hamster cage<\/a> is not a pleasant task.<\/p>\n But, despite all of that, I couldn’t help but love the little guy. He was so darn cute and cuddly, and I’ll admit, it was pretty cool having my own pet.<\/p>\n But before you go out and get yourself a hamster, there are a few things you should consider.<\/p>\n Table of Contents<\/p>\n<\/div>