The main differences between Syrian hamsters (also known as Teddy Bear or Golden hamsters) and dwarf hamsters (such as Roborovski, Campbell's, Winter White) are:
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Size: Syrian hamsters are larger in size compared to dwarf hamsters.
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Social behavior: Syrian hamsters are solitary and should be kept alone, while dwarf hamsters can be kept in pairs or groups.
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Lifespan: Syrian hamsters generally have a shorter lifespan compared to dwarf hamsters.
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Housing requirements: Syrian hamsters need more space and larger cages compared to dwarf hamsters.
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Activity level: Syrian hamsters are generally more docile and less active compared to the more energetic dwarf hamsters.
These are some of the key differences between Syrian hamsters and dwarf hamsters.
