Other animals get so CONFUSED when they see a chinchilla. Like, "Why is this small furry rodent not afraid of me? Why is it doing parkour flips off me??"
Sir Whiskers III Lol. My dog was trying to play around with my Fuzzy. He kinda scared Fuzzy, but Fuzzy kinda stood his ground. Buster was shocked lol :P
They are really great pets once you know how to take care of them :P Sorta pricey pets, *(Well I think, anyway)* but they're one of the best rodents to have. Guinea pigs are another good rodent, I've had both but not at the same time .3.
The Clever One !(Sorry for a long time without a reply) It depends on the pet store, I got mine for about 75 dollars. (I don't remember too much) It's not too bad, they're good pets to have, they do need to be taken care of, and if you treat them right, they'll get along with you well.
@@jchea1764 when i put my guinea pig down beside my chinchilla back in the day, the guinea pig just sat there while my chinchilla ran as fast as a road runner and hid under the curtain ! ;^D
@@Lillie_LilypadYou have no idea what you're talking about. The chinchilla was absolutely fine. If it wasn't, it'd be vocalizing that. You should know that since you come off as a superior know it all. Not all chinchillas are the same and maybe you should be paying more attention to their individual personality and what they show they like and don't like instead of being annoying af. That chinchilla was having fun. No distress. Doesn't need your over dramatic commentary.
It’s highly discourage to place small prey animals in the same area with screaming toddlers or any possible loud noise. Small animals are naturally easy to scare and will cause them to become disturbed or upset.
While I would agree with you when talking about other pet rodents, chinchillas are generally surprisingly resilient when it comes to loud noise. My current chinchilla can get really good sleep while I am listening to loud screamy metal in the same room. And my current chinchilla also loves being chased around, that’s why she had a lot of fun with my little brother (while being supervised, of course). Plus the chinchilla in the video does not exhibit any signs of being stressed or scared, otherwise it would make loud vocalisations, try to attack the toddler and spray. I am pretty experienced with chinchillas and other rodents and I can safely say that I did not observe any body language that would indicate stress. It was clearly having a stroll through the house, rather than trying to escape in panic. I would say that different chinchillas have different personalities - some are more afraid of loud noise while others are not. It is very important to consider your pet’s individuality before doing anything out of the norm.
Aw so cute! This was in my recommended and I had to click on your video. 😁 You made me miss my chinchilla, I had him for over 10 years!!! And we did all of this that you do with yours. It is great for them to run and play. Hope your chinchilla stays by your family for a long time! 😍😍
SnowWolf100 oh god, that sounds awful... my doggies get along very well with the chinnies.. I'm sorry You had to go through that.. my cousin's guinea piggie died at the claws of her cat.. she said it was very graphic too.. but that was a long time ago.. I also had a pretty bad expierience with my girl chinchilla 6 months ago.. she was preggers and we were really looking forward to it, but she started giving birth when we were away for an hour or so, when we came back, turns out the baby had died, and the chinnie couldn't push it out on her own.. so i had to get the dead baby out of her, but he was stuck by his head and paws.. pretty traumatizing too..
Awwh. Sorry for your loss. :c I heard something of dogs, and my dog kinda scares my chinchilla :/ He got his paws on him yesterday and I flipped out pushing him off. They're happier now, I assure you. No more pain. *My chinchilla is fine but not the point* Sorry for what happened. :c
PurpleScorpion187 :C Strange how your cousin's guinea pig died! Mine died similar. My neighbor's dog got out, my dad decided to take care of her, she got a hold of my piggy Nibble, and let him down like 1 second later. It was only the dog's fault, my dad tried to stop her. Nibble ran to the bathroom, flipped over, and died of shock/heart attack.. It happened earlier this year, like 4 months ago. It happened when I was at school. :I I lost one of my best friends on 2/3. Sorry for your losses. They're doing much better now, I'll tell you.
Just an FYI chinchillas shouldn't have any nuts or dried fruits ! :0 rosehips, plain shredded wheat (the cereal), plain cheerios (the cereal), a gogi berry once in a while, and apple sticks are all safe treats for them.
Children may play with the chincilla when they are responsible and not too young. Children can also play with other small animals as long as they know they arent harming it
@@Hartzforvivi Chinchillas, rodents especially though are extremely fragile and small children often like to squeeze things. They can kill the animals just from hugging them so they need to be of an age where they are aware of their ability to harm something and not have the desire to harm said creature (cause some kids get a kick out of hurting animals unfortunately). Dogs and other more sturdy animals are suitable for small kids but rodents not so much even though they are advertised as good pets for little kids, that is simply not true especially because rodents can die from kids being loud/screaming. They can die of heart attacks or stress related conditions from being in environments with small children who scream/cry when excited. Rodents have far more sensitive hearing than humans do so imagine, a screaming kid would be like standing next to a speaker with the volume all the way up and having no ear protection. Not cool.
These are so relatable- I’m a chinchilla owner and mine is a brat but I love him with my whole heart. He’s a biter, loves eating my phone, loves tearing apart my hoodie strings as well. My dog LOVES him, but I only let her near him if I’m holding him and know for sure she doesn’t get too rough with him, my other dog is terrified of him, and my cat is very confused when it comes to the little fur ball
They also burrow and live in crevices where the sound would be muffled... Also, legal domestic chinchillas aren't raised on mountains with storms. Both would still have sensitive hearing regardless.
Your chin is adorable! But I'm sorry to say you shouldn't, or let a little kid chase him. They're animals of prey and scare very easily. It's not good for them
***** Yes, but giving him a dust bath is important, too. :3 Some reason they don't like water baths, or it's just not their nature. Not too sure, but they take dust baths, *or supposed to* at least once a week.
I watched this video a year ago and I got a lil chin of my own a week after and she's a blessing in my life. Thank you for making this video because it's what really convinced me to get one 💓
@@xzrex6908 Not if they did any of the shit in this video 🙄 I have 4 & don’t find anything funny about this video & believe me when I say I’m the fun one in the bunch😜!! I have a great sense of humor but Always Make Sure My Chinchillas Are In A Secure Area..Not Around An Unsteady Screaming Toddler SMH!! These are sensitive exotic rodents that live 20 years..I just wish people would take better care of them instead of make videos for clout 🤑 enough said. ✌🏼
I have. And she even uses it, but prefers wood. I remember i gave her mini plunger stand from my mobile phone. That was one happiest chinchilla i've ever seen :D
I dont think its good for your chinchilla when you chase them. And i dont think its good either when your toddler chases them and screams. Poor little guy :(
Luciela Yazawa No, you dumbass. Just because it's his pet, he can't do whatever he wants with it. I can't say: "I'm not gonna feed my dog. Why? 'Cause he's my pet and I can do whatever I want to do." Chins have sensitive hearings and when you use them to exhaust your child and let your toddler scream around your house, then that's not right. Also, it's not good to let them eat a lot of nuts, their fatty and not good, if you give them too much. If you wanna have a pet, do what is the best for it.
Very sweet video,but I'm afraid that people with chinnies will think it's okay to let them run around any house freely. There's SO much dangerous stuff out there for them! Your house looked excellent, but remember electrical outlets, electric cords, what ever is lurking under furniture. Since they don't pick things up with their paws first, everything goes right in their mouths for a taste and they WILL try to taste anything they don't know. Even carpet fiber, tissues, plastic bits or string, paint flakes, crumbs (of people food), dead insects, dust-bunnies, and so on..Since chinnies can't vomit, they can die very quickly from anything poisonous or even just slightly 'bad' that gets in their tummies. Please, folks!! Baby-proof if you want your chinnies to have open floor playtime. Look at the room lying on YOUR tummy to see what they can see, etc.Otherwise it will break your heart to see them suffering, and in pain until they die and the vet can't do anything except what every pet owner dreads I love all your videos, and I wish happy play times for all the chin owners out there! My guy is almost 13 (my third) and I would hate to lose him! These lil guys sure work their way into our hearts, don't they?
M.J. J. I accidentally killed my chinchilla. I'm only 13. I only had for her around a month I loved her so much. I handled her at least 3 times a day. She followed me around. She would come see me in bed. She trusted me with her life and I ended it... 😭😭😭😭 she fell asleep on my lap lots. She was such a nice pet. If you know anything about chinnies she was a violet wrap. How she died ? I was lifting my reclining sofa off her she was underneath, she did this lots. I accidentally put it down on her neck she tried to get out frantically I went into panic mode. Lifted it off her after a couple of seconds. She made a quick run then collapsed and died. The corpse had blood around her nose. I'm not sure what happened but I've really been crying my eyes out for the past 2 days. I seriously think this is a big nightmare and I'll wake up but no... she's really dead. I keep blaming myself for her Incredibly short life... Please someone just say something nice to me I'm so devastated. Just say something to remove the guilt from my chest pleaseeeee or if you could tell me what she died of. 😭😭😭😭😭😭
I am so, so very sorry that your chinnie died. It must have been horrible for you. What kinds of things have you done to memorialize her? Do you have some pictures of her?Maybe getting some of the best pictures enlarged and put into a frame, hung where you can see it all the time?. Write a poem, sketch some pictures - it doesn't have to be grand or even perfect about your days together. Please don't blame yourself for her accident. It is not your fault, especially since she liked to go in there. It sounds like it all happened very fast, so don't torture yourself thinking of what her end was like. She probably didn't have very much pain since her adrenalin was going. I'm sure if she could talk she would tell you that she didn't think you killed her. From your description she might have had a head injury but it's hard to say, and I don't think knowing the specific details would help you feel any better. You have a good heart, and what happened could not have been your fault, because you wouldn't have put her in there on purpose to hurt her, right?? They love to explore and sometimes their curiosity gets them into trouble. It was just a lot of unrelated things that happened at the wrong instant. I want to specifically say that she probably didn't feel much pain, she was so worked up about getting unstuck and getting away. It can be very hard to see our pets die, and it's also hard to, for example, come home and find them dead. You got to her as quickly as you could and she knew you were there with her when she passed away. These little guys are so precious to us, so just try to remember only the good times. Maybe start a journal of memories, describing her first day(s) with you, or how you felt when you brought her home for the first time, what you went thru to get ready for her, like did you save up money for a while, how did you collect the cage, , wheel, toys, etc. What were her favorite treats and did she have any special noises, were you training her for lil tricks, etc. things that could be written out for you to read later and remember her. Any time you find yourself feeling like it was your fault, you killed her/you're a bad person, try to re-phrase it, say 'it was an accident', she died after a quick injury, she didn't suffer', and things like that. some times keeping a rubber band on your wrist and lightly, lightly snapping it to remind yourself to stop the negative thoughts and just remember your good times and the love you had for her. Accidents do happen, and very quickly. Again, please don't blame yourself, and take good care of yourself, too! Get some fresh air, eat healthfully, spend time with people who understand how special she was to you.Do you have other pets in your home, or do you think you might want to get another chinchilla? I was surprised at how much STUFF I needed before our guy came to our house, so it would be nice to put another chinnie in there to use it (after a good cleaning). They are $$, but sometimes vets and animal shelters have animals that the owners "relinquished" becoz' they found them too hard to care for. So, to summarize, wipe your tears, tell yourself it was not your fault and remember the good times you two had. It DOES hurt a lot when they leave us, but trust me, the pain will go away, not every single grain of it, but you will feel better. The reason it hurts so much is proof that you loved her fully. Someone who has that much love to share with an animal should have one in his/her life. How did you decide on a chinchilla for a pet?
I agree that it was an accident, but don't sugarcoat the situation and tell the person it wasn't their fault, it was. We have to be extremely careful around pets because of things like this and it's a shame that it happened. The animal probably did feel pain in it's death but we can't be sure, so don't tell the owner that it was painless; no traumatic death is painless. We can't coddle humans in the pet world because mistakes are our fault and more often than not result in serious injuries or death. Instead of telling them how it wasn't their fault and they shouldn't blame themself, you should explain that they should learn from the situation or don't get any more pets. Hopefully they will be more careful next time or won't get another pet at all. 13 year olds are capable of understanding responsibility and death and if they can't do that yet then the parent's are at fault too. You also shouldn't spread the idea that everyone who has compassion should have a pet in their life. Owing pets isn't just about you and your feelings, but the wellbeing of another living animal as well. Just because you love animals doesn't mean that you should own them. Think before you say something.
Be VERY careful with a toddler around your chinchilla, as they are very sensitive and can get hurt easily. Also, I wouldn't suggest giving your chinchilla so many treats for no reason, probably best to treat it after its ran around in your room.
You probably won't see this, but I wanted to leave it here on my favorite chinchilla video: My little old lady chinchilla died early this morning. She didn't suffer, just faded away as I held her and rubbed her ears. She will be missed.
Cheryl Robbins I understand, but you should not leave any comments when you are not in the mood, as you can make someone’s else mood even worse. You should respond when you are in a good mood.
Very cute chinchilla! His bath seems tiny still and chinchillas does not come very along with kids because they're to rough for chinchillas. But not all kids are like that ofc. Just hoping you know that because some chinchilla-owners would get angry if they saw this... And also about that you only got one. It is actually a law about having two, but I don't see a problem having one if they got a lot time spending on them and also a partner to play with. I had one chinchilla for a long time until my ex's chinchilla died so the other one was alone and he couldn't stand him. But I spent much time with him and he could be out a whole day playing with our cats by chasing them and be chased.
Omg. Chinchillas hate being caught, they got stress because of that. You shouldn’t let it just run in your flat and try to chase for it. It’s also not allowed to give them nuts, because they are too fat. Another bad idea is to let it play with children and other animals.
Timmy's Mom Good, i was a bit scared for the chinchilla, they are very fragile, and the temperature must be around 20. more than 27 can cause their deaths. Big cage etc.
***** He isn't super cuddly, but he will cuddle from time to time. If he doesn't want to be caught it's almost impossible to catch him, but he'll usually hop over and jump into my lap when he's done playing.
I got two girl chinchillas, when i let them run freely, they tend to come to me but never lets me capture them unless they realize they are trapped xP One of them is less active than the other, running less and only runs around freely with her sister, hides under my sofa if she runs alone. My chinchillas rarely cuddles though, they just tend to escape me and explore around, when done exploring they either find a place to sleep, or just runns around biting stuff with edges. Did i mention that they poop alot? xP Only if they are stressed ^, which they uneccecerely are with me as ive had them for 3 years now... i dont understand it sometimes.
Chinchillas are very anti-social you're in luck if you get a baby chinchilla to treat it like your child, then you would get a strong bond there. Also yes, chinchillas are incredibly fast and hard to catch the older they get.
Foxy Lady Anti-Social?! My chinchillas come to me all the timd if i let them run around or just poke my head into their cage, they climb on me or just sniffs me. I dont see them as anti-social at all. Got 2 girls ~ they are hanging with eachother all the time, on my shoulders both go on ONE side, even as they almost fall off, always sleeps together, run together ect...
I tried to catch my chinchilla the other day and she got under my bed and I was trying to catch her for like an hour. So the answer is yes, they are very hard to catch.
Ever since I got my chinchilla she hated me and bit me a lot when I was getting food In her bowl, most of the times just hiding in her bath, once a day I open her cage sometimes and she does go behind my closet and pee...
Abigail Calvi I never asked how old u where? And I still disagree with the fact a toddler chasing an animal it is cruel there are loads of different ways to make a toddler tired out what don’t involve scaring animals! It is cruel the chinchilla is probably so scared just don’t do it’s cruel end of
Abigail Calvi maybe you should think about responsabilities first? Having a pet is a large responsability and if you are ok with a toddler scaring the hell out of a chinchilla, maybe you are not responsible enough to own a pet. Also as for the sleeping, maybe you should grow up, act like a parent should and take care of your child?
Abigail Calvi you do realize this is a social platform? Meaning EVERYONE is literally allowed to comment here? If you didn’t want those comments you maybe shouldn’t have promoted animal cruelty in the first place.
I just got my first chinchilla yesterday and i already love her so much frfr.. I advise anyone who wants one and has done the proper research.. Get one.
I had kept many chinchillas in the past. They are far more intelligent than bunnies. They are caring for their kits and gentle with the kits of others too.
I was a prior vet assistant and i really hope u change some of your habits caz ive seen many cases of chinchillas suffering. One if u gonna let it free run let it run only on carpeted areas please please please they will hv buble feet or else when it gets older and if it gets worst ulcerations will start happening on the feet. While padding in the cage is very important caz iv seen the cage with the metal screen layering. Second plz do not trust it being on your head these animals literally WILL jump down suddenly many hv broken legs because of so. Im just really hoping you change the minor changes to prevent possible injuries.
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Other animals get so CONFUSED when they see a chinchilla. Like, "Why is this small furry rodent not afraid of me? Why is it doing parkour flips off me??"
So true, my dog thinks he is better than everyone then when I brought my chinchilla home he was like "I AM KING NOT U STAHPPP!!!!!"
Sir Whiskers III So did mine. xD
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Sir Whiskers III Lol. My dog was trying to play around with my Fuzzy. He kinda scared Fuzzy, but Fuzzy kinda stood his ground. Buster was shocked lol :P
Why am I here?
I have 3 tests due tomorrow.
I don't own a chinchilla.
Maybe you're here simply because of that
omggg sameeee
Same.. Have 2 tomorrow
Maybe youre lying
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I would also run away from a giant screaming toddler!
Lol, wouldn't everyone?
DeadFuryGamingVLOGS I would run away if I was being followed by a regular sized screaming toddler!
Digital Screams If a regular-sized screaming toddler was somehow threatening me, I would too.
Same haha XD
Digital Screams Ikr Stupid kid Omg
"When you die I'm turning you into a sock, yeah just one... your not that big" This made me laugh SO hard😂😂😂
Yeah me too ahahahahah
@Kitty Cat's House that's faux fur lol it ain't real he didn't skin a chinny
Distant Memories He can skin a dead one. Probably his past chinchilla’s fur on that hanging bed.
Kinda makes you think of all the things you can do with just one sock 🤨
@@wiktord9264 oh god no!!
I can't believe how soft those little guys are. Had the luxury of petting one once at a Petsmart.
where'd u get the toddler?
Just found him wandering around one day
+Travis McBee this made my day xD
+Travis McBee you're such a good person people just don't like to keep toddlers these days ☺
+Travis McBee 😂😂😂
+Travis McBee Lol 😂😂😂😂😃
1:55 just drops down from nowhere
Blair Richards lol
that is bad what if it gets lost and if you need to rest it could be still running around
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Bruh, not cool. You make me want a chinchilla.
They are really great pets once you know how to take care of them :P Sorta pricey pets, *(Well I think, anyway)* but they're one of the best rodents to have. Guinea pigs are another good rodent, I've had both but not at the same time .3.
Why are ur eyes on ur chin?
+DeadFuryGamingVLOGS
how much do they cost?
The Clever One !(Sorry for a long time without a reply) It depends on the pet store, I got mine for about 75 dollars. (I don't remember too much) It's not too bad, they're good pets to have, they do need to be taken care of, and if you treat them right, they'll get along with you well.
i have one
When he was jumping on the kittens I died😂
"Use him to exhaust a toddler"
and use a screaming toddler to traumatize him.
that's what I was thinking. That shit was probably terrifying for the chinchilla. Little kids suck at interacting with animals.
Not to mention chinchillas have incredible hearing so that kid's scream is a lot louder to the Chinchilla than to a normal human.
@@noahjahnsen7841 it’s a fucking chinchilla who cares omg
His chinchilla seems fine tf
@@juliusminaj I will pray to the universe that you never own a pet. You don’t deserve one.
I think my hat pooped down my shirt XD
Minr actually did
Ya I think he did
What’s the meaning of xd
R M It means when you laugh so hard
X is the eyes
D is the mouth
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Lol thanks 😂😂😂😂
At 1:57 the chinchilla was like suprise mothafuka
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WillDagamerkid053 BRO WTF😂😂
The Guinea pig was like .. "meh.."
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@@jchea1764 when i put my guinea pig down beside my chinchilla back in the day, the guinea pig just sat there while my chinchilla ran as fast as a road runner and hid under the curtain ! ;^D
Use him to exhaust toddlers. Priceless
Lol!
Koku Rou "Aww he got tuckered out. Of course he did, he ran like two miles chasing the little chinnie."
Donnot do that. They are prey animals. They can litterally die out of fear
@@Lillie_LilypadYou have no idea what you're talking about. The chinchilla was absolutely fine. If it wasn't, it'd be vocalizing that. You should know that since you come off as a superior know it all. Not all chinchillas are the same and maybe you should be paying more attention to their individual personality and what they show they like and don't like instead of being annoying af. That chinchilla was having fun. No distress. Doesn't need your over dramatic commentary.
The guinie pig was like “since when could my kind do par core?????”
You're little boy is very well mannered around that sweet chinchilla! The supervision is nice to see and your family seems really loving!
2:16 the chinchilla was like "save me"
@Kitty Cat's House why are you in literally every reply saying the exact same thing
@Kitty Cat's House you don't need to spam it though. lol
It’s highly discourage to place small prey animals in the same area with screaming toddlers or any possible loud noise. Small animals are naturally easy to scare and will cause them to become disturbed or upset.
Yeah that’s fucked up . No animals should be near screaming toddlers and people wonder why kids get bit by pets ..
While I would agree with you when talking about other pet rodents, chinchillas are generally surprisingly resilient when it comes to loud noise. My current chinchilla can get really good sleep while I am listening to loud screamy metal in the same room.
And my current chinchilla also loves being chased around, that’s why she had a lot of fun with my little brother (while being supervised, of course). Plus the chinchilla in the video does not exhibit any signs of being stressed or scared, otherwise it would make loud vocalisations, try to attack the toddler and spray. I am pretty experienced with chinchillas and other rodents and I can safely say that I did not observe any body language that would indicate stress.
It was clearly having a stroll through the house, rather than trying to escape in panic.
I would say that different chinchillas have different personalities - some are more afraid of loud noise while others are not. It is very important to consider your pet’s individuality before doing anything out of the norm.
Right ? it's irresponsible and abusive toward the poor chinchilla
I was hoping someone would say this!
It’s ok for practice to let them be exposed to stress you know,we want to mimic natural environment and that is supposed to be stressful
2:30 kitten: "OW!! Quit doing parkour flips off me... Mom!!!"
Aw so cute! This was in my recommended and I had to click on your video. 😁 You made me miss my chinchilla, I had him for over 10 years!!! And we did all of this that you do with yours. It is great for them to run and play. Hope your chinchilla stays by your family for a long time! 😍😍
Were they responsive...did they come to you if their names are called?
Just lost both my chinchilla's yesterday, This video was always my favorite, and it helps me remember the good times. Thank you!
PurpleScorpion187 It's too graphic for details but my dogs found a way into our basement, where we kept the chinchillas..
SnowWolf100 oh god, that sounds awful... my doggies get along very well with the chinnies.. I'm sorry You had to go through that.. my cousin's guinea piggie died at the claws of her cat.. she said it was very graphic too.. but that was a long time ago..
I also had a pretty bad expierience with my girl chinchilla 6 months ago.. she was preggers and we were really looking forward to it, but she started giving birth when we were away for an hour or so, when we came back, turns out the baby had died, and the chinnie couldn't push it out on her own.. so i had to get the dead baby out of her, but he was stuck by his head and paws.. pretty traumatizing too..
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Awwh. Sorry for your loss. :c I heard something of dogs, and my dog kinda scares my chinchilla :/ He got his paws on him yesterday and I flipped out pushing him off. They're happier now, I assure you. No more pain. *My chinchilla is fine but not the point* Sorry for what happened. :c
PurpleScorpion187 :C Strange how your cousin's guinea pig died! Mine died similar. My neighbor's dog got out, my dad decided to take care of her, she got a hold of my piggy Nibble, and let him down like 1 second later. It was only the dog's fault, my dad tried to stop her. Nibble ran to the bathroom, flipped over, and died of shock/heart attack.. It happened earlier this year, like 4 months ago. It happened when I was at school. :I I lost one of my best friends on 2/3. Sorry for your losses. They're doing much better now, I'll tell you.
Just an FYI chinchillas shouldn't have any nuts or dried fruits ! :0 rosehips, plain shredded wheat (the cereal), plain cheerios (the cereal), a gogi berry once in a while, and apple sticks are all safe treats for them.
Ever heard of a treat?
Also its obese
Apples have toxins that a chin can’t digest properly plz don’t give them apples it’s bad for their stomach
@@vickielavigne2696 I think Kit B meant Apple Wood/Tree sticks
Some dried fruits are Oke but you should do research and always double check before feeding anything to your chinchilla!
"When you die, I'm turning you into a sock." HAHAHAHAHAHA :)
It's unfair
Just One, your not that Big.
Children shouldn't never play with small animals because they could hurt them.
Children may play with the chincilla when they are responsible and not too young. Children can also play with other small animals as long as they know they arent harming it
@@Hartzforvivi when they are
@@BringTheshadows2108 what?
@@Hartzforvivi Chinchillas, rodents especially though are extremely fragile and small children often like to squeeze things. They can kill the animals just from hugging them so they need to be of an age where they are aware of their ability to harm something and not have the desire to harm said creature (cause some kids get a kick out of hurting animals unfortunately). Dogs and other more sturdy animals are suitable for small kids but rodents not so much even though they are advertised as good pets for little kids, that is simply not true especially because rodents can die from kids being loud/screaming. They can die of heart attacks or stress related conditions from being in environments with small children who scream/cry when excited. Rodents have far more sensitive hearing than humans do so imagine, a screaming kid would be like standing next to a speaker with the volume all the way up and having no ear protection. Not cool.
@@studybunny7012 that makes sense. I just didint understand the comment, sorry!
These are so relatable- I’m a chinchilla owner and mine is a brat but I love him with my whole heart. He’s a biter, loves eating my phone, loves tearing apart my hoodie strings as well. My dog LOVES him, but I only let her near him if I’m holding him and know for sure she doesn’t get too rough with him, my other dog is terrified of him, and my cat is very confused when it comes to the little fur ball
You shouldn't let toddler lets shout or scream with chinchillas around because they have very sensitive hearing
Aisha Carnell They live on mountains, where giant storms are common.
They also burrow and live in crevices where the sound would be muffled... Also, legal domestic chinchillas aren't raised on mountains with storms. Both would still have sensitive hearing regardless.
Yes we must tape the toddlers mouth.
Also, peanuts are extremely toxic to chinchillas and can cause sickness or even death.
So do I but apparently no one keeps kids away from me
Your chin is adorable! But I'm sorry to say you shouldn't, or let a little kid chase him. They're animals of prey and scare very easily. It's not good for them
Courtney Floyd you dont say
that's what I was thinking x.x
Courtney Floyd bruh no one cares
Does he look afraid of anything?
Have you seen him wrestle those two cats?
Its a wild Minccino!! QUICK,THROW A POKEBALL!!
lmao
Alyssa Loney YASSSS!!!!!! I love minccino and chinchillas
I loved this, other than the screaming toddler, poor chin ears :(
"put kittens in their place"
*chinchilla then proceeds to attempt to mate with the kitten*
POWER MOVE
The whole "you're so soft" scene, is literally me with mine.
The chin is cute, but the video should be renamed to «Things you should never do to your chinchilla»
***** Yes, but giving him a dust bath is important, too. :3 Some reason they don't like water baths, or it's just not their nature. Not too sure, but they take dust baths, *or supposed to* at least once a week.
DeadFuryGamingVLOGS water bathes can kill them
@@OatsTheOcelot I read that water baths can cause a fungus growth called fur rot.
@@sarahlewars1376 yes, there fur is too thick to properly dry
This is how many tears I cried out of cuteness
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Pawsomelight AJPW you can stop commenting this on every comment. Not every fur thing is made of chinchilla fur
Chinchillas are awesome! I've never had one but every time a friend has had one as pet, they are definitely soooo satisfying to observe/pet!
Aww he knows he cant get to close to the chinchilla so he backed away when it came near him. Very well behaved little person.
I watched this video a year ago and I got a lil chin of my own a week after and she's a blessing in my life. Thank you for making this video because it's what really convinced me to get one 💓
Hello person from 2017
Is she still alive
@@xzrex6908 Not if they did any of the shit in this video 🙄 I have 4 & don’t find anything funny about this video & believe me when I say I’m the fun one in the bunch😜!! I have a great sense of humor but Always Make Sure My Chinchillas Are In A Secure Area..Not Around An Unsteady Screaming Toddler SMH!! These are sensitive exotic rodents that live 20 years..I just wish people would take better care of them instead of make videos for clout 🤑 enough said. ✌🏼
@@jsheldon1976thats😂so😮interesting🎉🎉that sounds ❤very😊nice😢of🍕you🛌
Everyone's chinchillas are nice and friendly and funny. Mine just shits everywhere and bites furniture.
+MrBratkenSolov Lmao that sucks XD do you have chewing blocks for him/her?
I have. And she even uses it, but prefers wood. I remember i gave her mini plunger stand from my mobile phone. That was one happiest chinchilla i've ever seen :D
I let mine roam in my kitchen, but he has to taste everything! My cupboards have little bite marks on he doors.
Mine goes through chew toys like there’s no tomorrow 😂
Forbidden wood is tasty wood. 😁
I dont think its good for your chinchilla when you chase them. And i dont think its good either when your toddler chases them and screams. Poor little guy :(
solveigjasmin :(
It's their pet, they can do whatever they want
Luciela Yazawa No, you dumbass. Just because it's his pet, he can't do whatever he wants with it. I can't say: "I'm not gonna feed my dog. Why? 'Cause he's my pet and I can do whatever I want to do." Chins have sensitive hearings and when you use them to exhaust your child and let your toddler scream around your house, then that's not right. Also, it's not good to let them eat a lot of nuts, their fatty and not good, if you give them too much. If you wanna have a pet, do what is the best for it.
ydobon somebody always find some bs to cry about . Go adopt him then .
Rose Reese Wow. I'm fucking impressed. Great job.That's not bullshit, if you're not able to treat them right, then don't get yourself one.
Never let kids around chinchillas. Chinchillas are afraid of the noisy and fast moving "giants" and the child may get bitten.
2:28 chinchilla: can I ride it? Let's see...
Nope
Very sweet video,but I'm afraid that people with chinnies will think it's okay to let them run around any house freely. There's SO much dangerous stuff out there for them! Your house looked excellent, but remember electrical outlets, electric cords, what ever is lurking under furniture. Since they don't pick things up with their paws first, everything goes right in their mouths for a taste and they WILL try to taste anything they don't know. Even carpet fiber, tissues, plastic bits or string, paint flakes, crumbs (of people food), dead insects, dust-bunnies, and so on..Since chinnies can't vomit, they can die very quickly from anything poisonous or even just slightly 'bad' that gets in their tummies. Please, folks!! Baby-proof if you want your chinnies to have open floor playtime. Look at the room lying on YOUR tummy to see what they can see, etc.Otherwise it will break your heart to see them suffering, and in pain until they die and the vet can't do anything except what every pet owner dreads I love all your videos, and I wish happy play times for all the chin owners out there! My guy is almost 13 (my third) and I would hate to lose him! These lil guys sure work their way into our hearts, don't they?
I agree 100%!
M.J. J. I accidentally killed my chinchilla. I'm only 13. I only had for her around a month I loved her so much. I handled her at least 3 times a day. She followed me around. She would come see me in bed. She trusted me with her life and I ended it... 😭😭😭😭 she fell asleep on my lap lots. She was such a nice pet. If you know anything about chinnies she was a violet wrap. How she died ? I was lifting my reclining sofa off her she was underneath, she did this lots. I accidentally put it down on her neck she tried to get out frantically I went into panic mode. Lifted it off her after a couple of seconds. She made a quick run then collapsed and died. The corpse had blood around her nose. I'm not sure what happened but I've really been crying my eyes out for the past 2 days. I seriously think this is a big nightmare and I'll wake up but no... she's really dead. I keep blaming myself for her Incredibly short life... Please someone just say something nice to me I'm so devastated. Just say something to remove the guilt from my chest pleaseeeee or if you could tell me what she died of. 😭😭😭😭😭😭
I am so, so very sorry that your chinnie died. It must have been horrible for you. What kinds of things have you done to memorialize her? Do you have some pictures of her?Maybe getting some of the best pictures enlarged and put into a frame, hung where you can see it all the time?. Write a poem, sketch some pictures - it doesn't have to be grand or even perfect about your days together. Please don't blame yourself for her accident. It is not your fault, especially since she liked to go in there. It sounds like it all happened very fast, so don't torture yourself thinking of what her end was like. She probably didn't have very much pain since her adrenalin was going. I'm sure if she could talk she would tell you that she didn't think you killed her. From your description she might have had a head injury but it's hard to say, and I don't think knowing the specific details would help you feel any better. You have a good heart, and what happened could not have been your fault, because you wouldn't have put her in there on purpose to hurt her, right?? They love to explore and sometimes their curiosity gets them into trouble. It was just a lot of unrelated things that happened at the wrong instant. I want to specifically say that she probably didn't feel much pain, she was so worked up about getting unstuck and getting away. It can be very hard to see our pets die, and it's also hard to, for example, come home and find them dead. You got to her as quickly as you could and she knew you were there with her when she passed away.
These little guys are so precious to us, so just try to remember only the good times. Maybe start a journal of memories, describing her first day(s) with you, or how you felt when you brought her home for the first time, what you went thru to get ready for her, like did you save up money for a while, how did you collect the cage, , wheel, toys, etc. What were her favorite treats and did she have any special noises, were you training her for lil tricks, etc. things that could be written out for you to read later and remember her.
Any time you find yourself feeling like it was your fault, you killed her/you're a bad person, try to re-phrase it, say 'it was an accident', she died after a quick injury, she didn't suffer', and things like that. some times keeping a rubber band on your wrist and lightly, lightly snapping it to remind yourself to stop the negative thoughts and just remember your good times and the love you had for her. Accidents do happen, and very quickly. Again, please don't blame yourself, and take good care of yourself, too! Get some fresh air, eat healthfully, spend time with people who understand how special she was to you.Do you have other pets in your home, or do you think you might want to get another chinchilla? I was surprised at how much STUFF I needed before our guy came to our house, so it would be nice to put another chinnie in there to use it (after a good cleaning). They are $$, but sometimes vets and animal shelters have animals that the owners "relinquished" becoz' they found them too hard to care for.
So, to summarize, wipe your tears, tell yourself it was not your fault and remember the good times you two had. It DOES hurt a lot when they leave us, but trust me, the pain will go away, not every single grain of it, but you will feel better. The reason it hurts so much is proof that you loved her fully. Someone who has that much love to share with an animal should have one in his/her life. How did you decide on a chinchilla for a pet?
I agree that it was an accident, but don't sugarcoat the situation and tell the person it wasn't their fault, it was. We have to be extremely careful around pets because of things like this and it's a shame that it happened. The animal probably did feel pain in it's death but we can't be sure, so don't tell the owner that it was painless; no traumatic death is painless. We can't coddle humans in the pet world because mistakes are our fault and more often than not result in serious injuries or death. Instead of telling them how it wasn't their fault and they shouldn't blame themself, you should explain that they should learn from the situation or don't get any more pets. Hopefully they will be more careful next time or won't get another pet at all. 13 year olds are capable of understanding responsibility and death and if they can't do that yet then the parent's are at fault too. You also shouldn't spread the idea that everyone who has compassion should have a pet in their life. Owing pets isn't just about you and your feelings, but the wellbeing of another living animal as well. Just because you love animals doesn't mean that you should own them. Think before you say something.
Excellent reply, thanks!
Be VERY careful with a toddler around your chinchilla, as they are very sensitive and can get hurt easily.
Also, I wouldn't suggest giving your chinchilla so many treats for no reason, probably best to treat it after its ran around in your room.
MegaWhiteLord it only got one treat..?
zoo holic are you in every thread 😂 what are you the ChinGod ?
I hated the stupid toddler part, I'd break his lil bones if he even dared scaring my chinchilla this way.
the dust bath part was the best!! xx
0:42
Toddler: Saw the chinchilla
Chinchilla: Oh no... *run for its life*
Lol when the guinea pig and him were playing I laughed that was so cute 😅😅
Sweet. Your chinchilla is adorable!
LMAO, WHEN HE HUMPED THE KITTEN I DIED
He was tackling it, playfully...
Livia νσєιии it was for dominance lol
livia stein keyword: PLAYFULLY
WHY DO YOU HAVE SO MANY CUTE THINGS CATS, CHINCHILLAS,BABIES, AND GUNIEA PIGS
Benjamin Tassone i mean, babies arent cute
You probably won't see this, but I wanted to leave it here on my favorite chinchilla video: My little old lady chinchilla died early this morning. She didn't suffer, just faded away as I held her and rubbed her ears. She will be missed.
1:39 the closest I've ever seen into an irl pokeball
This dude should have his own animal based comedy hour....very entertaining
Haha this video was brilliant. So many feels.. XD how long do these fuzz balls live on average.
~15 years
a healthy chin should live up to 20 years
My little guy (
Around 14 years.
They can live from 5 to even 20 years, it all depends on how well you take care of it.
Adorable video of all time...
Why!?
Why so adorable!?
Because chinchillas are awesome :p *(and an adorable toddler chasing a chinchilla a long way xD)*
I love chinchillas so much :3
Trà Mi Nguyễn Haha, me too.
Just look at my Channel name
Just Got a Chinchilla for my Boys for Christmas, hope we have amazing times like you just shared with us all
Guinea Pig: who are you?
Chinchilla: I’m you but fatter
The way he tried getting inside the dust bath 🤣
Toddler: "that pointy Kitty took my Hershey bar" *runs after chinchilla*
you know they're NOT allowed to have peanuts??? and chasing them can make them scared.. :(
You're right! Something needs to be done to stop this cruel pet owner immediately!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Cheryl Robbins no u
Cheryl Robbins no need to be mean to others. She has told a real fact, that chinchillas MUST NOT eat peanuts.
Cheryl Robbins I understand, but you should not leave any comments when you are not in the mood, as you can make someone’s else mood even worse. You should respond when you are in a good mood.
Cheryl Robbins who said anything about your age?
Honorable mentions: let your chinchilla run and poop all over your phone and press buttons while watching this video
Travis, I've looked for the music at incompetch.com, but Macleod has so many. Can you give us a hint what the name of the piece is? ty
+Max Robinson incompetech.com/music/royalty-free/index.html?isrc=USUAN1100085
Ah, a rapid scheming weasel! Thank you so much, I love it!
Travis McBee ii
Max Robinson sceming weasle
1:55 me when my mom says it's time for dinner
HAHAHYAHAYA
omg i never thought a chincilla could get as big as a cat!!😂
So have you turned him into a sock?
Kittens and chinchillas ate the perfect match. 🐈
You forgot this:
*P e T t H e I r F l U f F y H e A d S*
Very cute chinchilla! His bath seems tiny still and chinchillas does not come very along with kids because they're to rough for chinchillas. But not all kids are like that ofc. Just hoping you know that because some chinchilla-owners would get angry if they saw this... And also about that you only got one. It is actually a law about having two, but I don't see a problem having one if they got a lot time spending on them and also a partner to play with. I had one chinchilla for a long time until my ex's chinchilla died so the other one was alone and he couldn't stand him. But I spent much time with him and he could be out a whole day playing with our cats by chasing them and be chased.
him: Things to do with your chinchilla-
me: I like it already dude!
I just found this again and NOSTALGIA
Omg. Chinchillas hate being caught, they got stress because of that. You shouldn’t let it just run in your flat and try to chase for it. It’s also not allowed to give them nuts, because they are too fat. Another bad idea is to let it play with children and other animals.
oh i see, so they are made out of fluff
Yes.
My sis is getting on soon and im not looking forward to it :'(
Please, how old is she ? shee need to do alot of research before getting one
Geometry Dash Tartino shes 16, she gonna be 17 in few days. Sept 2
Timmy's Mom Great, did she did alot of research ? and for how many time ?
Geometry Dash Tartino yea, our parents agreed to keep a pet like that. But its her responsibility to take care of it and its actions.
Timmy's Mom Good, i was a bit scared for the chinchilla, they are very fragile, and the temperature must be around 20. more than 27 can cause their deaths. Big cage etc.
Can chinchillas be cuddly, or is that not common? Also, is it really hard to catch then and pick then up if necessary or was that just for the video?
***** He isn't super cuddly, but he will cuddle from time to time. If he doesn't want to be caught it's almost impossible to catch him, but he'll usually hop over and jump into my lap when he's done playing.
I got two girl chinchillas, when i let them run freely, they tend to come to me but never lets me capture them unless they realize they are trapped xP
One of them is less active than the other, running less and only runs around freely with her sister, hides under my sofa if she runs alone.
My chinchillas rarely cuddles though, they just tend to escape me and explore around, when done exploring they either find a place to sleep, or just runns around biting stuff with edges.
Did i mention that they poop alot? xP
Only if they are stressed ^, which they uneccecerely are with me as ive had them for 3 years now... i dont understand it sometimes.
Chinchillas are very anti-social you're in luck if you get a baby chinchilla to treat it like your child, then you would get a strong bond there. Also yes, chinchillas are incredibly fast and hard to catch the older they get.
Foxy Lady
Anti-Social?!
My chinchillas come to me all the timd if i let them run around or just poke my head into their cage, they climb on me or just sniffs me.
I dont see them as anti-social at all.
Got 2 girls ~ they are hanging with eachother all the time, on my shoulders both go on ONE side, even as they almost fall off, always sleeps together, run together ect...
I tried to catch my chinchilla the other day and she got under my bed and I was trying to catch her for like an hour. So the answer is yes, they are very hard to catch.
Ever since I got my chinchilla she hated me and bit me a lot when I was getting food In her bowl, most of the times just hiding in her bath, once a day I open her cage sometimes and she does go behind my closet and pee...
Many animals (that aren't dangerous and probably wanna eat the chinchilla) should bond with that fluffball of cuteness
I'm getting a chinchilla tomorrow and I'm SO excited!!:)
Isabellasmall how'd it go
Good luck with your chin!
Me to I have mine right now
Seriously is there anything more terrifying than a screaming toddler? Yikes.
This is cruel a toddler screaming chasing that’s poor chinchilla and the dust Bath was to small for him/her
Abigail Calvi I never asked how old u where? And I still disagree with the fact a toddler chasing an animal it is cruel there are loads of different ways to make a toddler tired out what don’t involve scaring animals! It is cruel the chinchilla is probably so scared just don’t do it’s cruel end of
Abigail Calvi maybe you should think about responsabilities first? Having a pet is a large responsability and if you are ok with a toddler scaring the hell out of a chinchilla, maybe you are not responsible enough to own a pet. Also as for the sleeping, maybe you should grow up, act like a parent should and take care of your child?
Tektr0_ Plays this is very true, like when he said he uses the chinchilla to get energy out of his toddler like...... that’s so cruel
Abigail Calvi mhmh which is why you deleted your comment eh? Scared of confrontation are we?
Abigail Calvi you do realize this is a social platform? Meaning EVERYONE is literally allowed to comment here? If you didn’t want those comments you maybe shouldn’t have promoted animal cruelty in the first place.
Why does no one else want to mention how the chinchilla was so cute when it tried to get in the dust bath
IKR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
So cute
I just got my first chinchilla yesterday and i already love her so much frfr.. I advise anyone who wants one and has done the proper research.. Get one.
Omg, so adorable! How long did it take for him to not be scared of you? He's so playful!
Thanks for making this video! Billy is as adorable as you and the piggies!
2:27 I Chocked on my own tongue XD
I had kept many chinchillas in the past. They are far more intelligent than bunnies. They are caring for their kits and gentle with the kits of others too.
Awww I love that you have 3 cute furry little animals!!!
Malakah Bethea 5*
+Travis McBee thatsz c0ld
+KoolKat I am gonna get one😉
+Malakah Bethea i have 11 chinchilas
+Pan_czerwony my god how do you keep up with them all?? Their adorable but I couldn't do 11 let alone 4
This is it, this will be my house filled with a chinchilla, a guinea pig, ferrets, hamsters, and kittens.
2:18 LMAOOOOO😂😂😂😂. IM DEAD
You are now a sock...
1:11 me trying to run from a one year old -_-
WOAH!!! YOU HAVE A TODDLER TO DO THAT WITH!!!! WHERE DO YOU GET THEM!!!! THERE NOT ON AMAZON OR EBAY
QubyPlays you have to make them... There's a recipe that requires both you AND a female! cool right?
I was a prior vet assistant and i really hope u change some of your habits caz ive seen many cases of chinchillas suffering. One if u gonna let it free run let it run only on carpeted areas please please please they will hv buble feet or else when it gets older and if it gets worst ulcerations will start happening on the feet. While padding in the cage is very important caz iv seen the cage with the metal screen layering. Second plz do not trust it being on your head these animals literally WILL jump down suddenly many hv broken legs because of so. Im just really hoping you change the minor changes to prevent possible injuries.
i had a pet chinchilla in the late 70's. best pet i ever had !
Came here for ice Poseidon
Rip Pepper
2:12 This is me every time I touch my chinchilla Cx
I had a degu and I still miss her everytime I see other little biting animals
I was confused when i saw the thumbnail
He caught a minccino!
AHAHA I NAMED MINE CINCCINO
Chasing a chinchilla around makes them very nervous! You should not do that.
cuteness overload
Literally aren’t peanuts poisonous for them?
I have a chinchila as well. I own her for lile 6 years but she almost never lets me touch her. Do you have any tips?
Make sure it has a chin friend to play with and if she's mad at u umm..run it will throw poop at u lol
Omfg I love these animals.. ;-; They're so cute..