But....
*everyone was kung-fu fighting, hya*
The mousey thot those cottonballs were kung-fu balls and they started attacking it! Hyaa! *bish bish*

It encompass some good information on how to basic-train the hamsters. Some good instructions on how to potty-train them, getting them to react to your calling and leash-walking these tiny rascals.
My say: The procedures worked more on Syrian hamsters, but on dwarfs, it's kindda hard to potty train them. More likely they use the toilet as their bedroom. Dwarfs totally hate leashes. Mine has since thrown away! But the knock-knock technique is a very good way to let the hamsters familarise you.
Dwarf Hamsters - Sharon L.My say: Many owners often confuse on differentiating the species. This book provides a good guide to catergorize the hamsters. It specifically address on the behaviours on each species, very useful for the owners to identify. Apart from that, it consists precise info pertaining to dwarfs only.
Hamsterlopaedia - Chris Logsdail, Peter Logsdail & Kate Hovers This book encompass all types of hamsters, from Syrian to dwarfs. Specifying the hamster symptoms and illness from A-Z. It also provide detailed anatomy of the hamsters. Massive information is available on the mating process and the outcome of the mating. This provide breeders good knowledge on breeding. Overall, this book contains alot of scientific information.
My say: Very detailed and scientifically explains. The A-Z gives owners a good guide to identify the health of their hamsters. A good book that the owners will find handy.
All books are found in Amazon[dot]com.
Here's a short video of Ruddie in exploring the playground.
Nicknamed Stiggy, I wish he could be with us for life. Our little baby.
Then one day Speedy decided to run away from home. Couldn't find him anywhere. And dead he float, on the toilet bowl. Speedy *sob sob* one of the third batch hammies from Chiko and Naughty.