What is my rat saying with her body language?

Don't let their small size fool you. A little rat can have a whole lot to say! Your average, everyday domesticated pet rat has a host of messages within his body language repertoire that you can easily learn to interpret. Read on to learn more.

Ferrets are playful, happy creatures who generally enjoy being a part of a family. Much of their body language indicates they want to play with you or other ferrets, including their famous "dance of joy," a hopping, joyful dance that is an...

At first when you first get your little rat friend, they may be a bit skittish and hide away. Some rats may even bite when you put your hand it to try and pet them. This is just because they've been taken out of their home and put into a place that is unfamiliar to them. It can take up to a week or more (maybe even less) for them to warm up to you and feel comfortable.

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