still just as breakable. 4. Teddy Bear. From my experience, Teddy bear hamsters just don't warm up to you quickly and they seem more skid dish. They can be sweet, but They are most definitely not my first choice. 5. The Dwarf Hamster. Dwarfs are tiny and appear cute, but they are not cuddly. They don't like to be held much and they are quite mean. They are more for people who know what hamsters like and don't like and know how to handle this breed. They are NOT good for kids. More for adults. Other Answers (3) Well, i had a russian dwarf hamster. She was adorable, they are usually grey/brown and sometimes turn white in winter. They're quite small, so make sure you have an apropriate cage for it. You can get them very easily from pets at home, where you'll find out more about them. Also roborovoski hamsters are really lovely, my brother had one for a while. You can also get them from pets at home. If I were you, I would either get a teddy bear hamster or a fancy teddy bear hamster, they are SUPER sweet and mine has NEVER bit me. The only thing is, sometimes you have to cut a knot out of their fur (not a big deal at all) and you have to brush them when needed. Mine likes it so I do it more then needed. and I do it with a tooth brush ;)