I work with rats and have some as pets, but I've never seen that reaction before! I can't tell if he's scared or if he just wants all the attention to himself!
@@sneepsnorp1404 I agree. I was stuck between trying to figure out if it was a fear response or a territorial one. The only time I've ever heard my rats make a noise even similar to that is if someone plays or grooms a little too roughly. Even then it's just a thin little squeak that seems to mean "Please stop."
I think the context here is that the two rats are being introduced. The gray one seems very shy and afraid of this other rat. It might be a case of lonely rat meeting another rat for the first time. Japan is notoriously bad when it comes to caring for pets so single rats and tiny cages are not uncommon there.
@@sneepsnorp1404 I doubt it was hurt by that rat specifically, because the white rat shows no signs of aggression or anxiety. It might have had bad experiences with other rats or has just never been socialised before.
@@jimj2683 This definitely happens in some cases, looking at this channel in particular though I find that accusation to be unnecessarily harsh. I highly doubt someone would make an entire channel dedicated to their (multiple generations of) pets and then abuse them off-camera so they "act cuter" when filming. Also, if the rat actually was being abused I don't think it would be calm when touched by a human but freak out when another rat approaches; it'd likely be the other way around. You can also see the hooded rat scream at its brother in other videos, where the owners aren't even close to it. Don't make these kinds of accusations without informing yourself or being able to back it up. It can not only hurt someone's image for no reason, but the implication that someone would hurt their pet for views is deeply harmful to most pet owners.
@@atro8749 actually if you know anything about rats, they are abusing them. It doesn't matter if they're physically abusing them. Rats are supposed to be kept in pairs or more. I know they are not aggressive rats to each other as they got the hooded rat (the one that is squeaking) when he was younger. They have never tried to introduce them properly, instead they put them both on the bed and let them like this. They're not supposed to be kept in tanks, let alone tanks that are the size of three rats sideways. Tanks don't have suffient ventilation for rats as they have very very poor respitory systems. They are supposed to have cages that have 10-15mm bar width. There's a cage size calculator online depending on the amount of rats you have so I can't give specific sqf sizes for it. They also only have 1 bed in this tiny tank. Rats are supposed to have as much stuff inside of their cages as possible. They're prey animals so having lots of hides and spaces to hide is the best thing for them - not being exposed to the outside all the time. I've also noticed one of them has had wooden shaving inside of their cage. Now, I can't say for sure what shavings they have but they're not supposed to have wooden shaving that contain pine etc and they have to be dust extracted and kiln dried. The dust they excrete is toxic. There's been studies to back this up too. Babies that have had the toxic shavings all die within two weeks. It secretes phenol which when inhaled is toxic and attacks the respitory tracts and can cause stress on the liver. I say this as an owner of 6 rats. 4 which have a cage that is from my floor to the ceiling that has an "active layout". This means I don't have shelving inside, and instead it's packed full of ropes, tunnels, climbing sticks, hammocks, beds, stepping stone shelves etc etc. My other 2 are senior rats that I adopted after being given up to a pet store. One of those rats IS aggressive to others that isn't his cage mate so I can't bond him with others. The other rat also is very ill that I'm treating for. We're discussing whether he can handle an xray or not (it's not advisable to sedate rats, especially if they're old like he is). They have a smaller cage, freddy max 2 to be specific, as they have free roam in our room whilst we are in the house. So I opted for a smaller one as they'll only be using it when they're asleep at night with us. Even then I've provided them with houses and stuff. Not as much as I'd like but the ill one has bad mobility and can't navigate a cage as well so it's makde "senior" proof. This person's rats are being abused and unfortunately this is the norm within Japan. I love Japan but their animal practices are an abomination. I don't think they're purposefully abusing them. I genuinely think they love their rats, but unfortunately this is the normal and its the same argument with goldfish in bowls. That's also not right but people swear down it is (it's not). At the end of the day it's abuse whether people don't think it is.
the little guy is afraid of his big brother. but he doesn't pay any attention to him with a single glance. but the little one is also curious and would certainly like to play with him
the squeaky rat is so cute, he looks almost exactly like one of mine! the face and the ears are the same, only the stripe on the back is slightly different... i hope he is less scared now and the two get along ^-^ (i don't speak your language but i'm assuming you're introducing the two)
Nope. They kept both rats separate on their own in tiny tanks with nothing inside except a house unfortunately. No introductions, just put together for content. Unfortunately it's just regular abuse 😔
@@cecerats Unfortunately so. The squeaking concerned me, even if it was introductions so I gave their other video a watch. I don't think they generally mean harm but different countries have different rules and such, so this is pretty much the norm unfortunately. Poor things. I don't like to fault anyone but it makes me sad knowing how much of a better life they couldve gotten 😔
@@cp.ngoose1178 i'm used to rats squeaking during introductions so i didn't think anything of that. some are just loud especially nervous or younger rats. the fact that they filmed it on their bed should've been a red flag i think
That poor rat is so scared, that white guy may have acted like a bully biting and hurting him so bad where you didn’t see it, and still pretend to be innocent in front of you. Dunno why you guys keep reciting the word “cute”.
It does go well together but you have to introduce them properly. This "owner" owned two separate rats, kept them both separate in small tank cages (which aren't good for them) with one house. Whenever they filmed a video of them both together, they just put them both on the bed and left them to it. They were never introduced properly. They're lucky one of them wasn't mauled.
このか細い鳴き声かわいい...
威嚇してるのに可愛いなんて…
罪ですね(笑)
サムネ可愛すぎます☺️
これは、完全にねず見知りですね🐭🤣ww
本人は真剣に威嚇しているはずなのに・・・
とっても可愛いです(*'ω'*)
可愛すぎて何回も観れます！
最初の鳴き方w
仕草全て可愛いです☺️
癒されました！！
鳴き声が可愛すぎる、しかし彼は人見知りかもしれまへぬ
人見知りというかねずみしり…
зато мяукающая, как кошка!
Hi lil baby mouse that sqeaks
naidesu
怖くて威嚇🤩😅でもとても可愛いですね
お口をポカーンってしてめっちゃ可愛い声で…威嚇なのに可愛い(*´∇`)ﾉ
本当にかわいすぎてこの動画何回も見てますほんとに可愛すぎて苦しい…
可愛すぎて眉間にシワが寄りまくりました
何度も見てしまうww
かわいい〜〜👍👍
可愛すぎて目が覚めた
Such precious little faces.
I work with rats and have some as pets, but I've never seen that reaction before! I can't tell if he's scared or if he just wants all the attention to himself!
I also work with rats and that is a really bad reaction. That rat is terrified and has probably been hurt by that rat before :(
@@sneepsnorp1404 I agree. I was stuck between trying to figure out if it was a fear response or a territorial one. The only time I've ever heard my rats make a noise even similar to that is if someone plays or grooms a little too roughly. Even then it's just a thin little squeak that seems to mean "Please stop."
I think the context here is that the two rats are being introduced. The gray one seems very shy and afraid of this other rat. It might be a case of lonely rat meeting another rat for the first time. Japan is notoriously bad when it comes to caring for pets so single rats and tiny cages are not uncommon there.
@@sneepsnorp1404 I doubt it was hurt by that rat specifically, because the white rat shows no signs of aggression or anxiety. It might have had bad experiences with other rats or has just never been socialised before.
Scared for sure. Probably thinks he's going to get killed or maimed.
可愛すぎる🥺♥
That little one looks so anxious! 😂💕🐀
Because they hit it when the cameras are off so it will behave more calmly... Don't underestimate the greed for more views on youtube.
@@jimj2683 This definitely happens in some cases, looking at this channel in particular though I find that accusation to be unnecessarily harsh. I highly doubt someone would make an entire channel dedicated to their (multiple generations of) pets and then abuse them off-camera so they "act cuter" when filming.
Also, if the rat actually was being abused I don't think it would be calm when touched by a human but freak out when another rat approaches; it'd likely be the other way around. You can also see the hooded rat scream at its brother in other videos, where the owners aren't even close to it.
Don't make these kinds of accusations without informing yourself or being able to back it up. It can not only hurt someone's image for no reason, but the implication that someone would hurt their pet for views is deeply harmful to most pet owners.
@@atro8749 actually if you know anything about rats, they are abusing them. It doesn't matter if they're physically abusing them. Rats are supposed to be kept in pairs or more. I know they are not aggressive rats to each other as they got the hooded rat (the one that is squeaking) when he was younger. They have never tried to introduce them properly, instead they put them both on the bed and let them like this. They're not supposed to be kept in tanks, let alone tanks that are the size of three rats sideways. Tanks don't have suffient ventilation for rats as they have very very poor respitory systems. They are supposed to have cages that have 10-15mm bar width. There's a cage size calculator online depending on the amount of rats you have so I can't give specific sqf sizes for it. They also only have 1 bed in this tiny tank. Rats are supposed to have as much stuff inside of their cages as possible. They're prey animals so having lots of hides and spaces to hide is the best thing for them - not being exposed to the outside all the time. I've also noticed one of them has had wooden shaving inside of their cage. Now, I can't say for sure what shavings they have but they're not supposed to have wooden shaving that contain pine etc and they have to be dust extracted and kiln dried. The dust they excrete is toxic. There's been studies to back this up too. Babies that have had the toxic shavings all die within two weeks. It secretes phenol which when inhaled is toxic and attacks the respitory tracts and can cause stress on the liver.
I say this as an owner of 6 rats. 4 which have a cage that is from my floor to the ceiling that has an "active layout". This means I don't have shelving inside, and instead it's packed full of ropes, tunnels, climbing sticks, hammocks, beds, stepping stone shelves etc etc. My other 2 are senior rats that I adopted after being given up to a pet store. One of those rats IS aggressive to others that isn't his cage mate so I can't bond him with others. The other rat also is very ill that I'm treating for. We're discussing whether he can handle an xray or not (it's not advisable to sedate rats, especially if they're old like he is). They have a smaller cage, freddy max 2 to be specific, as they have free roam in our room whilst we are in the house. So I opted for a smaller one as they'll only be using it when they're asleep at night with us. Even then I've provided them with houses and stuff. Not as much as I'd like but the ill one has bad mobility and can't navigate a cage as well so it's makde "senior" proof.
This person's rats are being abused and unfortunately this is the norm within Japan. I love Japan but their animal practices are an abomination. I don't think they're purposefully abusing them. I genuinely think they love their rats, but unfortunately this is the normal and its the same argument with goldfish in bowls. That's also not right but people swear down it is (it's not). At the end of the day it's abuse whether people don't think it is.
クッソかわいい
こわいー！あっち行けー！おらぁーーー！.°(ಗдಗ。)°. と言った感じで脳内再生されました（笑）
殴りかかるけど頭押さえられて手が届かない子供が思い浮かんだ(笑)
伝われ(;＞_＜;)
手と表情が草
池沼猫で草
@@konatsu_momo いやファンシーラットやぞって思ったらアイコン見て死んだ
お腹可愛いですねぇ
可愛い…
え、、、
可愛過ぎる………(*´ω`*)
Им как и людям нужно время, чтобы подружиться...
ちょっとあいてるクチがたまらない♡
Как будто она мяукает, как кошка!!!!!
こえかわいい😍😍💕
Poor rat has social anxiety! 😄🥰
Poor little one. Seems like that he have been traumatized before and nervous around new faces.
Thankfully the bigger rat is very patient. :)
初めまして！
2匹ともとても大人しい子ですね！
私のとこも最近お嫁さん候補の子と部屋んぽさせてますが…お互いドタバタ走り回ってなかなか撫でさせてくれません(笑)
かわいいんじゃww
「ひいいいいい！！」言った。伊藤 潤二キャラクタように聞こえるｗｗ
これ毎日見てます☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️
Rat 1:Aaarghh! A rat!!
Rat 2: Have you looked in the mirror lately? 🐭❤️
Beautiful little angel my prayers are humans to know sweet these little creatures are not like the misconception about them
So cute♡
(｡･о･｡)わお〜ビックリしちゃったね〜その顔がまた(((*♥д♥*)))ｶﾜｲｽｷﾞﾙｯ💕
表情😂💓
Absolutely adorable
the little guy is afraid of his big brother. but he doesn't pay any attention to him with a single glance. but the little one is also curious and would certainly like to play with him
So cute, both of them
They'll be friends soon.
Милашки. Надеюсь, он подружатся:)
Милый трусишка.)) У нас четыре взрослых крысы: две белые, бежевая и черная.
The other boy is so gentle and paitent, just chilll and relaxed. I wonder if the scared one was hurt by another rat so he's scared
So sweet. Wonderful
可愛い。よくでかい子の方がテリトリー主張して威嚇するの見たことあるけど白い子の方がおっとりしてる！うちの子達は超絶狭い、だけど風通しがしっかり開いた、お互いの匂いがついてないミニケージに３時間ほど一緒に入れたらいつの間に仲良くなっていた。もちろん水や食料あり。
Awwww! Babies!!
まん丸で可愛い笑
The rats and the music was top notch
I also like to screech until people go away
The screaming baby was so scared :(
🙋超絶！さぁーいーーこーーー💯💮🈵
فئران لطيفة للغاية 🥰🐭❤️
It's 23:20 (11:20 PM) here in Serbia and I should be sleeping right now. Instead of doing that, I'm watching cute rat videos.
Soooo cute 😊😊
too cute
ねずみしり💕
👋Hi friend💖😊Good video😊and CUTE🐁💖🐀😄Greeting🌷🍀/Monika-Hungary/
Looks like the small one is just defensive and scared, maybe they had a bad experience in the past with an older rat
Такая прелесть это наверное знакомство
very much sugar !!!!! :D arigatougozaimashita
Que bonito :3
Quiere su espacio personal
人間しかしらないのかな可愛い
そしてそれはとても近かった
Little babies
Shy baby
Que caritas tienen
The way the rats screech hurts my ears.
Таких крыс советую выгуливать под просмотр программ "Слабое звено" (2001-2005, 2020-2023) и "На выход!" (2023 - н.в.)
Bé chuột 🐁 nhỏ la thấy thương quá, mặt sợ nhìn tôi nghiệp quá
0:08
0:34
Классно мяукает!
🥰
🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡🧡
the squeaky rat is so cute, he looks almost exactly like one of mine! the face and the ears are the same, only the stripe on the back is slightly different... i hope he is less scared now and the two get along ^-^ (i don't speak your language but i'm assuming you're introducing the two)
Nope. They kept both rats separate on their own in tiny tanks with nothing inside except a house unfortunately. No introductions, just put together for content. Unfortunately it's just regular abuse 😔
@@cp.ngoose1178 oh shit. poor babies, there's so much wrong with that
@@cecerats Unfortunately so. The squeaking concerned me, even if it was introductions so I gave their other video a watch. I don't think they generally mean harm but different countries have different rules and such, so this is pretty much the norm unfortunately. Poor things. I don't like to fault anyone but it makes me sad knowing how much of a better life they couldve gotten 😔
@@cp.ngoose1178 i'm used to rats squeaking during introductions so i didn't think anything of that. some are just loud especially nervous or younger rats. the fact that they filmed it on their bed should've been a red flag i think
@@cp.ngoose1178 Japanese houses are also really small so they don't have room for large cages for their pets.
i appreciate the content him songs are beautiful
Писк крысы означает: Вы - самое слабое звено, прощайте!
😍😍😍😍
You found a English comment
у меня также молодёж себя вела))) ахахахаахах
He scream
My rat died yesterday 😢
Ai danadinho, não queria deixar o amiguinho, receber massagensinhas gostosas antes das dele acabar, Kkkkk, muito fofos!
Bé chuột nhỏ sợ tôi nghiệp quá, miệng há yêu quá
вот так стоймя можно вести "Слабое звено" вместо Киселевой!
チューチュー鳴いとるがな
That poor rat is so scared, that white guy may have acted like a bully biting and hurting him so bad where you didn’t see it, and still pretend to be innocent in front of you. Dunno why you guys keep reciting the word “cute”.
0:30 крыса типа мяукнула?!
Are those from different litters? I heard that getting together rats that didn't grow up together doesn't go well in general.
It does go well together but you have to introduce them properly. This "owner" owned two separate rats, kept them both separate in small tank cages (which aren't good for them) with one house. Whenever they filmed a video of them both together, they just put them both on the bed and left them to it. They were never introduced properly. They're lucky one of them wasn't mauled.
2 bé chuột này không thích nhau rồi
Awe
I don't like its tail
Feed them to my snakes 🐍
Feed into the stereotype, why is every snake owner a huge doushbag, like scientists need to study the behavior, lol.
Gross,,, rodents
baby🐁