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  • Members: 371
  • Category: Hamsters
  • Founded: Apr 18, 2004
  • Language: English
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Welcome to Hamsters in Focus!

The Hamsters in Focus group was founded as a place for dedicated hamster breeders to discuss breeding strategies and techniques, genetics, exhibition standards, judging, showing, and ethics as they relate to the purposeful, goal-directed breeding of both Dwarf and Syrian hamsters. Our premise is that the development of show-worthy animals cannot be achieved without the setting and maintaining of specific and informed breeding goals.

In order to keep this list on topic, posts on basic hamster care, casual breeding, buying, seeking and selling, litter availability and OT issues are not permitted. This list was founded on the principles outlined in the IHANA Code of Care and Breeders Code.

Moderators will reject posts in direct conflict with those codes.

We encourage you to refrain from posting a message the day that you subscribe. Instead, give yourself a chance to read some of the messages and to feel more at ease with the style here. Visit the list archives, and do a search for topics which are of interst to you.

A basic understanding of general genetics and how the topic applies to hamsters is a must for anyone participating on this list. There are a number of online resources which are absolute "must read" information for anyone interested in this topic. We strongly recommend visiting these sites and understanding the material they present.

RRH Syrian Hamster Genetics
Pet Web Site - Hamsters
BHA Standards feature on Hamsters Galore
CHA Newsletter

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Re: Black eyed white
I think this may be mostly a confusion with terminology. Some small animal species, including hamsters at times, refer to a patterned animal as being
Posted - Wed Nov 11, 2009 5:54 pm
Linda Price
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Re: Black eyed white
That is fine. That is why I asked. You have something other than a golden then. Golden is the original wild coloring with cheek flashes, cresents, etc. The
Posted - Wed Nov 11, 2009 5:13 pm
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Re: Black eyed white
Sorry! I did not know that you called a golden hamster without any markings (banded, dom.spot, ect...) only an augoti. What I meant by self golden was that it
Posted - Tue Nov 10, 2009 10:56 pm
eddie snowden
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Re: Black eyed white
... You are correct in most colors, the combination of Ba and Ds usually produces a mostly white animals with some spotting of color. However, some times the
Posted - Tue Nov 10, 2009 12:18 am
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Black eyed white
I have a longhaird black eyed white female. Her mother is a longhaird cream banded. Her father is a longhaird golded dom. spot. She had three other siblings
Posted - Fri Nov 6, 2009 11:38 pm
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