Middle Eastern voles are trainable. Generally speaking, Middle Eastern voles are suitable for living in the wild, but families with conditions can also be domesticated. The Middle Eastern vole is a relatively timid and sensitive animal, so when training the Middle Eastern vole, it must be avoided to be frightened in order to lay a good foundation for training.

Put the food near the entrance of the cage, and lead the Middle Eastern voles to come out to eat. In the beginning, Middle Eastern voles may burrow back into their cages as soon as they get their food. After repeated training, let it adapt.