Build a sense of familiarity before walking out of the cage:

Spend time with Chinchilla It was found that they are naturally curious and timid animals. Chinchillas are curious about all new things, but they are timid enough, sometimes petrified, and their expressions are very colorful.

First of all, before releasing chinchillas out of the cage to play, there must be a process of getting used to the owner. When chinchillas are released before they trust their owners, they are likely to hide in dark places or crevices because of nervousness, causing a lot of trouble.

Lower stance to reduce aggression

After releasing the chinchilla, try to sit on the ground as much as possible. Because chinchillas are naturally afraid of all creatures hovering in the air, let alone humans so tall compared to them.

Also remember, it is best not to grab the chinchilla's back or tail from behind, as it may make them tense and shed the fur on their backs automatically.

Stay Away From Dangerous Goods

Cheerful and cute, Chinchilla babies are interested in many things. But we must always remember that many items in the human world are actually harmful to them, so after releasing the baby chinchillas, make sure that your chinchillas stay away from those things. Reasonably limit their scope of activity.

Be a gentle shit shoveler

Chinchillas are all docile little guys, but the adjective timid as a mouse really doesn't wrong. The little guy who just came out of the cage will inevitably make all kinds of mistakes and make a mess in the house. Please keep calm. Pay attention to your attitude, if you beat it so fiercely, it will only backfire! So be a gentle parent!