Did the males tend to be more hairy? Thats what all the research i've done seems to suggest!

ooh I really want a hamster now

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Yes it's only the Males who get the really long coats.
Females don't get anything like the coat a LH male can.
(usually just some long 'bum fluff' and ear wisps)
Males can get VERY fluffy all over indeed !!

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good, that's the sort i'd like mega fluffy!

I like the Rex coated ones as well but they do seem hard to come across!

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R.I.P Buster - Causing mischief over the bridge, sleep tight soldier

There's actually more Rex about now (in this past year)
Well on the 'show scene' as it were there are anyhow.

I have one myself who was an unexpected suprise.
These recessive genes can hide for a good few generations.


Must say thinking about it, I've never seen any Rex hams in pet shops.

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My syrian Mr Chip is of the fluffy variety he has a skirt I find that he gets bits of bedding stuck to his botty so i pick it off and give him a brush, which he is a very good boy for now and actually sits still enough for me to brush him properly!

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Bob the Chinese Hamster, Jamie the African Pygmy Hedgehog, Bugsy and Nelson the Guinea Pigs, and Stewie, Dora, Jessie and Billy the BunniesR.I.P My Beautiful Bridge Babies

Our syrian Lemony was fairly wooly, a toothbush is good for grooming if noone has mentioned it so far

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