Customer Reviews

Littlest Pet Shop Digital Pets - Puppy

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I got this recently for christmas. At first i thought all you could do was play, feed and groom you pet. I was very wrong. I can do all that plus you can walk around seeing other digital pets and you can listen to the radio, dance with others, connect your digital pet to another, collect stamps and play games. i love this toy it's not a rip off! the best price i have seen for it is 15 dollars

Sooo cute. Santa gave my 7 y.o. daughter the dog and cat versions of this game. She and I have already spent several hours playing with her "pets". Unlike the earlier pets, there is more to do than just care for your pet. There are games, activities and interactions with pet friends. There is a whole village of homes and places to visit.

You collect stickers throughout your adventures. For instance there are 29 stickers available for making friends. It is represented by a heart sticker. Everytime you collect a sticker, you are taken to your sticker book and it indicates how many stickers are available and how many you have obtained.

There are three exterior buttons for use to play with, groom and feed your pet. When your pet ignores you, it means it is time for grooming, playing or eating.

Sometimes your pet will suddenly disappear and then reappear at their potty mat having left a little undesirable. My daughter thinks that is hilarious. Kids!

The only drawback is that the screen does not light up for play while travelling after dark. Maybe they'll improve upon that in the next versions.

My little boy loves to play with his littlest pet shop puppy. My only issue is that all of the littlest pet shop digital pets look too girly

It was very hard to figure out how to get to all the games involved and no instructions for how they're played.

My daughter played with her neighbor's Littlest Pet Shop a lot, so her sister bought it for her for Christmas. However, the product has been a little disappointing - my daughter says the buttons don't always respond to pressure and acts like the battery is low, even though it's brand-new. She also received a Tamagotchi pet the month before for her birthday and is still playing with it everyday and going to Tama World on the Internet; it seems to be the better choice.

I bought this for my son for Christmas. Unfortunately, it is clearly for girls only. The description did not indicate this and, if it did, it was not clear enough for this working Mom to notice. He actually got this from Santa and now thinks that Santa's elves screwed up and gave him a girl's thing by mistake and a girl has his boy present.