Golden hamsters that are repeatedly threatened and attacked while young grow up to be ________ when caged with same-sized hamsters.

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Hamsters that are repeatedly threatened and attacked while young are likely to develop anxiety and a lack of confidence, which could lead to them being cowards when caged with same-sized hamsters. They may be more timid and submissive, allowing other hamsters to dominate them.

Golden Hamsters That Are Repeatedly Threatened and Attacked While Young