Hedgehogs are solitary creatures and generally prefer to live alone. They can be quite territorial, and introducing other animals into their environment can lead to stress or aggression. However, if you're considering keeping other pets alongside a hedgehog, it's important to choose very carefully. Small animals like hamsters, gerbils, or rabbits are not compatible due to their different needs and behaviors, which can lead to potential conflicts.

If you want to have multiple hedgehogs, it’s recommended to introduce them at a young age and monitor their interactions closely. Always provide separate spaces for each hedgehog to retreat to if they feel threatened or stressed.

In summary, while it’s best to keep hedgehogs alone or with other hedgehogs, if you want to keep other pets, ensure they are kept in separate enclosures and never allow them to interact directly with your hedgehog.

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