=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Nintendogs Chihuahua and Friends FAQ/Walkthrough (DS) Time I Started This Guide: 10/11/05 Version: 2.8 Author: KoritheMan E-Mail: [email protected] =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= ------------------------------------ | Table of Contents | ------------------------------------ | 1. Introduction | | 2. Version History | | 3. Dogs | | 4. Storyline | | 5. Controls | | 6. Game Basics | | 7. Shopping | | 8. Tricks | | 9. Bathing | | 10. Bark Mode | | 11. Contests | | 12. Walking | | 13. Items | | 14. Unlockables | | 15. FAQs | | 16. Codes n' Secrets | | 17. Copyright | | 18. Contact Info | | 19. Credits | |__________________________________| |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 1. Introduction | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| While Nintendogs may sound retarded, it's more fun than it may sound. The object (obviously) about Nintendogs is to raise your dog. You can have up to three dogs at one time, but if you go beyond three dogs, your other dogs you purchase get deposited in a Dog Hotel for later use. Also, you have to feed your dog everyday, give him drink everyday, take him out for walks, brush him, bathe him, all the basics. There are also contests you can enter your dog in, and you can even link up with another Nintendogs player and check out his dog, and play with it and stuff. Also, you teach your dog tricks on Nintendogs. Overall, this is not a bad game, but it gets boring quite fast. |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 2. Version History | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| Version 1.0 / Completed the guide. Version 1.1 / Added two new Codes n' Secrets in the section, and another question in the FAQs section of the guide. Version 1.2 / Added a little something to the FAQ. You will probably never notice. This was "supposed" to be the final version, but it is not. Version 1.3 / This is not the final version, obviously, as I fixed the margins of the FAQ, and added some items. Thanks to Paul Almer for giving me the info on them. I will hold off on the last versions until I truly feel the guide has no need for an update. One more thing I added was another question to the FAQs section. Version 1.4 / Added a section called "Unlockables", which is section number 14. Also added a ton of information about the competitions, and a good bit of other things, so check it out for yourself! Version 1.5 / Added another update. Nothing major, though. Version 1.6 / Fixed some info on Code n' Secret #4. That's it. Version 1.7 / Added some more information to the Disc Competition In-Depth Information part in this FAQ. Also, added another site that has permission to use the FAQ. Also, added how much money you win from the Master Class and Championship on Agility Trials. Nothing else worth mentioning. Version 1.8 / Added a FAQ to the FAQs section, also added some information on how much money you get from the Competitions on Beginner Class, Open Class, and Expert Class. Not all of that information is complete yet, though, so please, just give me some time. I'll have it. Version 1.9 / Added another FAQ to the FAQs section, and also added some info regarding the money you win in the competitions. More with the competitions to come later. Also, fixed Code n' Secret #5, and credited the person who gave me that information. Thank you! :D Version 2.0 / Removed Code n' Secret #8 from the Codes n' Secrets section of the FAQ, as that was inaccurate information according to someone who e-mailed me. Thanks for pointing that out man! Version 2.1 / Added something minor to the FAQs section. Version 2.2 / Corrected a typo in the Introduction section, and also added a small bit of information to the Trainer Points information in the Game Basics section. Nothing major in this update. Version 2.3 / Finally added the amount of money you win for each place (e.g. 1st, 2nd, 3rd) in the competitions. Also, added another FAQ to the FAQs section of the guide. More to come soon! Version 2.4 / Added another FAQ to the FAQs section of the FAQ. Version 2.5 / Yet another version. All I did this time was add another Code n' Secret to the FAQ. The next version "could" be the final one, but I doubt it. Version 2.6 / Added some accurate info to the competitions section about how much money you win on them. Version 2.7 / Corrected something, thanks to LMT! Version 2.8 / Added two more things to the Codes n' Secrets section, thanks to davgamerx! |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 3. Dogs | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| You can get all the dogs from each version (even though this is the Chihuahua version) except for the Dalmation and the Jack Russell Terrier. To get those, you'll have to find some rare items. The only difference in each version aside from that are the version exclusive items, and the fact that you can start off with breeds that you can't in the other versions. This section will list all of the dogs in this game, including the Dalmation and the Jack Russell Terrier. One more thing: You can buy each dog from Kennel (except for the Dalmation and the Jack Russell Terrier). NOTE: You can eventually unlock all 18 dogs in any version by just going through the game. Also, each dog has a different personality. For example, if your brother bought a Chihuahua and you have one too, that doesn't mean that both of your dogs will have the same personality just because they are of the same breed. All dogs, no matter what breed they are, are different. The Dogs That Are Automatically Available In Nintendogs: Chihuahua and Friends: Chihuahua German Shepherd Dog Boxer Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Yorkshire Terrier Shetland Sheepdog The Dogs That Are Automatically Available In Nintendogs: Dachshund and Friends: Miniature Dachshund Golden Retriever Beagle Pug Siberian Husky Shih Tzu The Dogs That Are Automatically Available In Nintendogs: Labrador and Friends: Labrador Retriever Miniature Schnauzer Toy Poodle Pembroke Welsh Corgi Miniature Pinscher Shiba Inu Hidden Dogs: Dalmation Jack Russell Terrier Note: The Dalmation and the Jack Russell Terrier are available in each version of the game, but are unlocked by rare items (see the Items section). |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 4. Storyline | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| Well, let's see. You simply insert the game into your DS, turn on the "POWER", and then you will be prompted to select a dog after knocking on the door of Kennel. After acquiring your dog, you are off to raise it as your own, and teach it tricks and such. All the basics of raising a dog. |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 5. Controls | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| A Button: Confirm selected actions B Button: Cancel selected actions L Button: Does nothing R Button: Does nothing Start Button: Does nothing Select Button: Does nothing Stylus/Touch Screen: This is how the game works. As you can see from what I stated about the controls above, the buttons do hardly anything |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 6. Game Basics | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| Lightbulb: This lightbulb will appear everytime you do something to your dog that will enable to him to be able to begin learning a trick. For example, if you were to touch down on his head to make him use "Sit", then this lightbulb would appear on the top right corner of the screen. When this lightbulb appears, touch it with the stylus, and then input your voice command for the trick you are trying to learn. It may take several tries. Also, it's a good idea to try and use the exact same pronouncation and the same accent each time you teach your dog a trick, to avoid confusing your dog (more on this in the Tricks section of the guide). Bone: If you praise your dog enough, or if you keep playing it him and teaching it tricks, then you'll see a gold bone appear. When this appears, quickly grab the stylus and move the bone into his mouth, and he'll chew it and it'll make it love you more. This gold bone will appear more than once. Feeding Your Dog: This isn't hard. This is located on the Supplies List icon when you press the red arrow on the top left corner of the screen. Anyway, to feed your dog, simply go to the "Supplies List" icon, and select a Dog Food Can, or Dry Food to feed it and give it to it. You will have to feed your dog everyday to be sure that it doesn't starve. If your dog is not fed for long periods of time, it may feel neglected and run away from home. Giving Your Dog Drink: This is also located in the Supplies List area. You give it drink via a Water Bottle, or drink via a Milk Carton. If you don't give your dog drink everyday or often (I would suggest, and I hope you would too, often because your dog gets thirsty a lot faster than it does get hungry) it may feel neglected and run off. Walking Your Dog: If you wanna walk your dog, simply go to the "Go Out" icon by pressing the red arrow at the top left of the screen. You can only walk your dog every 30 minutes. When you walk it, you can find other dogs on the road, or find items which can sometimes be rare! Walking your dog builds up its stamina, which means you'll gradually be able to take longer walks. Red Arrow: At the top left of the screen, there is a red arrow. The red arrow brings up tons of things. I do not feel that I need to explain it. Dog Icons: There are three dog icons when you press the red arrow. Two of them are mere shadows until you get your other two dogs. The first one, which is where your first dog fits in (duh), is where you can find information about your dog. By clicking the "?" mark on this icon, you can find the Trick List which will show all of the tricks your dog has learned. Also, you can view the time of you have spent with your dog, as well as other things. Supplies List: The Supplies List is found by pressing the red arrow on the top left of the screen. The Supplies List menu brings up the screen where you can feed your dog, give it a drink, and it also lists the books that you what to do on this game such as the Dog Training Book. More on this in the Items section of the guide. Deleting Tricks: Click the "?" mark on your dog's picture after you press the red arrow. Then, go to Trick List and you can delete tricks if you want. Trainer Points: For each minute you spend with your dog, you'll earn one Trainer Point. Trainer Points are used to unlock items and the like. You can also get Trainer Points by walking your dog, but don't do the "Walking Without Waiting" glitch listed in the Codes n' Secrets section of the FAQ, as you won't be able to earn them that way. Finally, if your dog eats trash or loses in a competition, you lose Trainer Points. Parks: When you go to walk your dog, there are some parks you can enter in the area. Parks help your dog train for Disc Competitons and Agility Trials. |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 7. Shopping | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| There are several different ways you can go shopping on this game. I'll list them below and all the information about them. Pet Supply Description: This is where you go to buy supplies such as Shampoo for your dog. I'll list all the items sold in the shop below. Water Bottle Price: $0.60 Description: The distilled water is easy on a puppy's digestive tract. Use: Single-Use Bottle Milk Carton Price: $1.00 Description: This milk is very easy on a dog's stomach. Use: One Serving Dry Food Price: $1.50 Description: This is a well-balanced meal with all necessary nutrients. Use: Single-Use Pack Dog Food Can Price: $3.00 Description: This delicious food includes real meat to whet a dog's appetite. Use: One Serving Short-Hair Shampoo Price: $1.30 Description: This gentle, all-natural shampoo is great for short- haired dogs. Use: Single Use Long-Hair Shampoo Price: $1.80 Description: This treated shampoo is great on long-haired coats. Use: Single Use Rubber Brush Price: $30.00 Description: This brush removes dirt and pretties up your dog's coat. Ideal on short-haired dogs. Use: N/A Wire Brush Price: $40.00 Description: This brush removes dirt and pretties up your dog's coat. Ideal on long-haired dogs. Use: N/A Red Flying Disc Price: $6.00 Description: This toy is great for play in wide-open areas. The basic model comes in three colors. Use: N/A Blue Flying Disc Price: $6.00 Description: This toy is great for play in wide-open areas. The basic model comes in three colors. Use: N/A Red Leather Collar Price: $10.00 Description: This ageless design of rich leather is perfect for pets. It comes in six colors. Use: N/A Black Leather Collar Price: $10.00 Description: This ageless design of rich leather is perfect for pets. It comes in six colors. Use: N/A Red Ribbon Price: $6.00 Description: This simple design suits boys or girls. It comes in two standard colors. Use: N/A Yellow Ribbon Price: $6.00 Description: This simple design suits boys or girls. It comes in two standard colors. Use: N/A Secondhand Shop Description: The secondhand shop is where you can sell the items you pick up while walking or the items that you do not need and you mistakenly buy them. Although you do not get as much money as you pay for the items when you sell them, this is the only way next to tournaments (e.g. Obedience Trial) to get money. Kennel Description: Kennel is where you buy dogs. This is where you got your first dog from in the beginning of the game. Interior Decorator Description: This is where you buy add-ons for your house. I'll list all that you can buy below. Designer Condo Price: $500.00 Description: With its sun-bathed white walls and simple layout, this room offers the ultimate in hip, modern urban living. Northern European Price: $0.00 Description: Surrounded by peaceful forests, this soothing style balances comfort and nature perfectly. Tatami Room Price: $5,000.00 Description: This simple, Asian-themed space is the perfect place to pass the hours in simplicity and style. Dog Hotel Description: You can deposit your dogs here (only if you have more than one dog) for later use. I'll list more info about this below. Desktop Price: $20,000.00 Description: With a view that everyone is familiar with, this space makes the perfect playground for puppies. Seaside Interior Price: $50,000.00 Description: Sunlight pours down onto the white sands and blue waters of this private sea paradise. Outer Space Price: $100,000.00 Description: Stretching out below is the blue planet. But the rest of the room feels limitless. Ranch House Price: Unknown As Of Now Description: Surrounded by airy woods, this style offers a relaxing and free spirited atmosphere. Urban Living Price: Unknown As Of Now Description: I have not gotten a description for this yet. Swap Description: You can take the dog you have desposited and put it in your house, while the one that was currently in your house before you used this will be deposited into the Dog Hotel. Drop Off Description: You can drop off your dogs here (only if you have more than one dog). Pick Up Description: Pick up the dogs you have deposited here. Note: You can only have three dogs in your house at one time. Donate A Dog Description: Give a dog to the Dog Hotel so that someone else can have that dog. You can't do it unless you have more than one dog. This is great if you do not have a friend to trade with on Bark Mode, and if you want to get rid of the dog. Discount Shop Description: These are houses with a bone symbol on them when you walk your dog. They house the same items as the Pet Supply Store, but they are at cheaper prices! Blue Dot Description: After you walk your dog once, you'll notice blue dots when you take him/her for a walk again. Blue dots indicate where your dog has used the bathroom. This is considered your dog's "territory". Eventually, your dog will come back around and smell this spot. The dot will flash blue if you run into a dog near this spot. When this happens, your dog and the other dog will often get in fights! |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 8. Tricks | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| There are tons of tricks in this game. There are also two types of tricks: Basic, and Advance. I'll list all of them below. NOTE: The game makes you teach your dog the command "Sit" after you get it from Kennel. Also, you can only teach your dog 3 or 4 tricks per day (24 hours). Not only that, your dog can only learn up to 15 tricks. Period. It'll learn even less, depending on the difficulty of the trick that you teach it (e.g. if you teach it an advanced trick, it won't be able to learn an exact number of 15 tricks). Depending on how much you befriend your dog, it'll learn the tricks almost off bat. Note that some tricks are harder for certain dogs to do. For example, on my first file in this game, it took me about 15-20 tries before I could actually learn Roll Over. Whereas on my second file it didn't take me near that amount of time, but it took forever to learn jump on the second file, so just be patient and know your dog is different from others. Finally, try and pronounce your voice command for your dog to learn a trick the same way each time, followed by the same accent, to avoid confusing your dog. IMPORTANT NOTE: You will probably notice while teaching your dog tricks that three red ? marks will appear above its head. When the red ? marks appear, it means your dog didn't understand the specified command. If you see a blue ? mark, it means it got confused with another command that it already knows. Remember this, as it is very important and essential when trying to get your dog to learn tricks. Basic Tricks: Sit Description: This makes your dog sit down (obviously). You get this trick when you first get your dog, because the game makes you learn it. How To Do It: When your dog is standing, move the stylus down on his head to make him sit. Shake Description: Allows your dog to wave at someone (don't ask me why the game calls this Shake). How To Do It: When your dog is standing, lift up its right paw. Note that you can also do another form of this with the dog's left hand. That is considered an advanced (mirror) trick. Lie Down Description: Your dog will lay down when it learns this. How To Do It: When your dog is in "Sit" position, touch his head down with the stylus and he'll lie down. Roll Over Description: This makes your dog roll over. Kinda obvious. How To Do It: Make your dog sit, then lie down. Then, draw a straight line horizontally with the stylus. Your dog will be on its side. Now, draw a straight line up with the stylus. and teach him the voice command for Roll Over. Spin Description: Your dog will chase its tail. How To Do It: When your dog is standing, grab his tail with the stylus, and he'll chase his tail. Keep doing this until you learn it. Jump Description: Make your dog jump. How To Do It: When your dog shakes its butt, tap above its head twice, and it'll jump. Keep this up till it learns it. Beg Description: Your dog will stand up on its two legs, with its other legs in the air in a begging position. How To Do It: This can be a bit hard to do, as the Dog Training Book states. However, if you are good friends with your dog, it shouldn't be much of a problem. Anyway, to do it, when your dog is standing up, then from the bottom, draw a straight line up with the stylus and it should stand on two legs, with the other two in the air. Teach it the voice command for Beg when it does this. Advanced Tricks: IMPORTANT NOTE: Advanced tricks can be extremely hard for your dog to do, depending on its breed. The Shiba breed has the easiest time of performing these "advanced" tricks. When you enounter an advanced trick in the game, you probably won't know what to input for the voice command if you happen to touch the lightbulb (the lightbulb disappears really fast). Try and think a name for the move your dog does, so that the next time it does it, you will be able to teach it the ability without you getting excited and messing it up. Advanced commands also require certain abilities. For example, the Flip technique, which I am going to list below, requires Roll Over and Jump. Flip Description: Your dog will perform a huge backflip. Required Commands: Roll Over, Jump How To Do It: Make your dog lie on its back (like you did to learn Roll Over). Then, don't pet it, but instead make it jump. Also, it helps if your dog is fed, and given water. Don't pet your dog when it is on its back, or it'll think you mean to tell him that the trick is no more. Keep trying, as this takes a lot of patience. Backflip Description: Your dog will perform a backflip. Required Commands: Sit, Jump How To Do It: Make your dog sit, then immediately make it jump. Keep doing it, because it could take a while, and be sure to press the lightbulb immediately. Handstand Description: Your dog will perform a handstand. Required Commands: Lie Down, Beg How To Do It: Make your dog lie down. When it is laying down, immediately make it use the command "Beg". There is another way to do it. Here's how: When your dog is shaking its butt, quickly draw a straight line from down to up and sometimes your dog will do a handstand! Spin Around Description: While standing, your dog will spin around. Required Commands: Spin, Beg How To Do It: Make your dog use "Beg", then "Spin". Remember not to pet your dog while it is doing this, or it'll mess up. Dance Description: Your dog will do a dance. Required Commands: Beg How To Do It: Take one of your dog's paws, and help it up. Your dog should now be on his hind paws, and be steady as well. Finally, let go of its paw and it'll start dancing. Hop Description: Your dog will hop. Obviously. Required Commands: Dance, Jump How To Do It: Make your dog dance, then make it jump immediately to perform this command. Keep it up until your dog learns it. A New Kind of Jump Description: Your dog will jump even higher than with the normal Jump command. Required Commands: N/A How To Do It: This depends on the mood your dog is in. First off, do the same exact thing you did for Jump. If your lucky, your dog will jump extremely high. Up to your stylus above his head! WOW! Breakdance Description: Your dog will spin on its back. Required Commands: Roll Over, Spin How To Do It: Make your dog roll on its back, then immediately make it do Spin. Keep doing this until your dog learns Breakdance. |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 9. Bathing | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| I don't know why I included a section for this, but I did. Since we have one, I may as well explain "some" information about it. You can bathe your dog at any time. The game restricts you from walking your dog until every 30 minutes, but you can bathe your dog anytime. Always remember to bathe your dog until his status appears "Beautiful" on the screen where it shows you how much time you've spent with your dog and all. When your dog is beautiful, it'll help to win contests. A LOT. Your dog can go through these stages of cleanliness: Beautiful Description: This is obtained when you give your dog tons of bath. Even the status "Clean" cannot compare to this. Message To Know You're At This Status: "<insert name here> is feeling very good now!" Clean Description: Your dog is clean, but not beautiful. Easily obtained. Message To Know You're At This Status: "<insert name here> is clean!" Normal Description: Your dog is neither clean nor dirty. Message To Know You're At This Status: "<insert name here> is somewhat clean now." Dirty Description: Your dog is dirty. Message To Know You're At This Status: "<insert name here> is dirty." Note: This message may be wrong, because I've never actually got to see what it says on this state, because I washed my dog more than once in one shampoo use. Filthy Description: Your dog is filthy Message To Know You're At This Status: "<insert name here> is filthy." Note: This message may be wrong, because I've never actually got to see what it says on this state, because I washed my dog more than once in one shampoo use. Also, a final note. You need to use the Wire Brush for long-haired dogs, and the Rubber Brush for short-haired dogs. ALWAYS brush your dog after giving it a bath. You can also bathe your dog till it becomes Beautiful, even if it is at Filthy, in just one shampoo use. This conserves money and time. |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 10. Bark Mode | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| In Bark Mode you can link up with another wireless partner who is currently playing Nintendogs. Even if the wireless user has another version aside from Chihuahua & Friends, you can still link up with him/her. In Bark Mode, even after the wireless partner has left, you can pet the other person's dog to see how it reacts. Also, you can trade dogs with another wireless partner. Finally, you can send the other player's dog a present from your own inventory. In Bark Mode you can also send the other player a 5 second voice message from your "White Record" (more on that in the Items section). Other than that, Bark Mode is useless. |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 11. Contests | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| There are three types of contests (competitions and trials) that you can enter in Nintendogs. In all three versions to be exact. I will list all the information needed in this section below. Also, in the Obedience Trials, you'll have to do what you are prompted to do on the screen. For example, on an Obedience Trial, you will sometimes be prompted to hold Sit for 15 seconds. Do what the screen tells you. Also, on other competitions (Disc Competition and Agility Trial), you won't be prompted to do any form of commands. Also, at the end of the Obedience Trial, you will have to do a Free Performance which means you can make your dog do whatever tricks you want without being commanded to do what the game wants you to do (duh). Other than that, not much else to list. IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure you feed, give water to, and bathe your dog before entering an Agility Trial, a Disc Competition, or an Obedience Trial, as it'll help you win a whole lot. IMPORTANT NOTE: Not all of the information about the amount of money you win may be 100% accurate, but I tried to make it accurate, but I have not played this game in forever. Also, I got the info about if you make first place in the competitions how much money you get, from the message boards on GameFAQs, so credit goes to NintendogBeast for giving me that information. Thanks! Note that the second and third place prize information was written of what I "think" may the correct answer. Please e-mail me and correct me if I'm wrong in ANY of the info listed below. Thank you. Also note that all credit goes to Nathan Arboleda and a couple other people for sending me info about how much money you win on the competitions! Thanks! Note also that this section is almost complete (after the correct amount of money is written down, it'll be complete). Agility Trial Description: Test your dog's agility here, while trying to get through the obstacle course. Disc Competition Description: Try and get your dog to win several competitions revolving around the frisby-type items. Obedience Trial Description: The most fun of the competitions in my opinion. Make your dog perform the specified commands given to you by the game. Also, be sure to bathe/brush your dog before attempting one of these. Obedience Trial In-Depth Information: Beginner Class Description: The easiest of the classes. It doesn't take much effort to win here, so don't worry. Required Tricks: Sit, Shake, Lie Down Money For Winning: 1st Place: $100, 2nd Place: $50, 3rd Place: $30 Open Class Description: Slightly harder than the first one, but it's still not much to worry about. Still, try and make sure your dog is a trained a bit more. Required Tricks: Sit, Shake, Lie Down, Spin, Roll Over Money For Winning: 1st Place: $200, 2nd Place: $100, 3rd Place: $60 Expert Class Description: This is where the competitons start getting a bit tough. However, if you have been training your dog well up to this point, you should still come out okay. Just make sure you have trained it a good bit, and that it listens to your commands easily. Required Tricks: Sit, Shake, Lie Down, Spin, Roll Over, Jump, Beg Money For Winning: 1st Place: $600, 2nd Place: $300, 3rd Place: $150 Master Class Description: A pretty tough competition, to say the least. Make sure your dog is VERY well trained, and that you've spent a ton of time with it, or you might lose. Required Tricks: Sit, Shake, Lie Down, Spin, Roll Over, Jump, Beg Money For Winning: 1st Place: $1000, 2nd Place: $500, 3rd Place: $270 Championship Description: The hardest of the competitions, obviously. This my friend, is where all the money comes from, as well as the difficulty. Make sure that you've trained your dog enough to where it knows how to hold tricks for 15-20 seconds, or you will definitely lose! Required Tricks: Sit, Shake, Lie Down, Spin, Roll Over, Jump, Beg Money For Winning: 1st Place: $2000, 2nd Place: $1000, 3rd Place: $600 Agility Trial In-Depth Information: Beginner Class Description: This is an easy one, so you should not have too much trouble here. Items: Hurdles, Tubes Money For Winning: 1st Place: $100, 2nd Place: $50, 3rd Place: $30 Open Class Description: A bit harder than the Beginner Class, but you should still be able to pull through if you are careful. Money For Winning: 1st Place: $200, 2nd Place: $100, 3rd Place: $60 Items: Hurdles, Tubes, Seesaws, Double Hurdles Expert Class Description: You might wanna start really trying hard here. This is where your dog will require considerable training in order to win. Money For Winning: 1st Place: $300, 2nd Place: $150, 3rd Place: $100 Items: Hurdles, Tubes, Seesaws, Double Hurdles, Slaloms Master Class Description: A pretty difficult competition. Make sure your dog is extremely well trained. Otherwise, you have a good chance of losing. Money For Winning: 1st Place: $600, 2nd Place: $400, 3rd Place: $300 Items: Hurdles, Tubes, Seesaws, Double Hurdles, Slaloms Championship Description: The hardest of the five difficulties of challenges. Make sure that your dog is trained as good as it can be, or close. This is a hard one, so keep at it, and try and be patient. Money For Winning: 1st Place: $1000, 2nd Place: $600, 3rd Place: $400 Items: Hurdles, Tubes, Seesaws, Double Hurdles, Slaloms Disc Competition In-Depth Information: Well, first off, your dog has to know how to catch the discs very easily. It also has to be able to return it to you without a fight, if you are to win the bigger contests, such as the Expert Class. Also, you start off in the green zone in a Disc Competition. The zones represent colors. From the green zone, throw the disc as far as you can and if your dog catches it, you'll receive points! Depending on which color it catches it on, you'll get greater or lesser points. Here are the points each color gives you: Blue Zone Jumping Catch Points Earned: 10 Regular Catch Points Earned: 9 Red Jumping Catch Points Earned: 8 Regular Catch Points Earned: 7 Orange Jumping Catch Points Earned: 6 Regular Catch Points Earned: 5 Yellow Jumping Catch Points Earned: 4 Regular Catch Points Earned: 3 Light Green Jumping Catch Points Earned: 2 Regular Catch Points Earned: 1 Green Jumping Catch Points Earned: N/A Regular Catch Points Earned: N/A Also note that in a Disc Competition you have only 1 minute to get as many points as possible, and score the win. Be very careful in the latter contests, and make sure your dog is well trained and disciplined. Take him/her to the park for training every now and then. The second your dog has the disc, if it does not come back to you immediately or shortly after, tap the touch screen to call him. If your dog is not well trained and does not respond to you when you call him, this can easily cause you to lose even the simplest of competitions. Beginner Class Description: As always, the Beginner Class is the easy class. Not much of a problem, here. Money For Winning: 1st Place: $100, 2nd Place: $50, 3rd Place: $30 Open Class Description: A slightly harder challenge, just make your dog is trained a bit. Money For Winning: 1st Place: $200, 2nd Place: $100, 3rd Place: $50 Expert Class Description: This is actually a pretty hard competition to win. Make sure your dog is well-trained, and also willing to obey you. It also must be able to jump pretty high and catch the disc a good bit to win. Money For Winning: 1st Place: $300, 2nd Place: $150, 3rd Place: $100 Master Class Description: A very difficult competition to get through. Your dog must be extremely well-trained, and it must also obey anything you tell it. Must be able to catch the disc pretty good, too. Must be a significantly high jumper, as well. Money For Winning: 1st Place: $400, 2nd Place: $300, 3rd Place: $200 Championship Class Description: The hardest of the competitions, as you already know. This is the absolute ultimate test for your dog. Your dog must be a master jumper, and a master at catching the disc. You must not fail in this competition! Your dog must be extremely obedient, as well as extremely skilled! Money For Winning: 1st Place: $600, 2nd Place: $400, 3rd Place: $300 |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 12. Walking | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| Click "Go Out" via the red arrow at the top left of the screen when you are at home with your dog to walk it. You can walk as many dogs as you like, but only one by one. Each time you walk, your dog gets more stamina. At the bottom left of the screen, there is a yellow bar which indicates how much stamina your dog has left. You will have to draw a route from your house leading back to your house with the stylus and that is where your dog will walk. However, you must be sure to draw the line to the point where your dog doesn't run out of stamina. When walking, you will also find items and other dogs on the park. You can sometimes even find rare items (see the Items section for more on that). You can only walk your dog once every 30 minutes, so keep that in mind if you are wondering why the game won't let you walk your dog. |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 13. Items | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| There are several items, including rare items in each version of Nintendogs. I'll list them below. All credits go to GengisKhan128 for giving me this full item list for the game. I would have never gotten it without him. Thanks, dude. Item Selling Price Requirements Sports ------ White Rubber Bone $1.60 Red Rubber Bone $1.60 Dachshund & Friends Blue Rubber Bone $1.60 Chihuahua & Friends Bicolor Rubber Bone $1.60 Labrador & Friends Tennis Ball $2.00 Bark Ball $3.00 Rubber Mushroom $4.00 Soccer Ball $6.00 ? Block $6.00 Dice Cushion $5.00 Terry Cloth Cube $4.00 Red Flying Disc $2.40 Blue Flying Disc $5.00 Yellow Flying Disc $2.40 Blue Camo Disc $4.00 Khaki Camo Disc $4.00 Yellow Sponsor Disc $5.00 Green Sponsor Disc $5.00 Pink Aerodisc $6.00 White Aerodisc $6.00 Shower Cap $2.00 Dachshund & Friends Broken Clock $2.00 Chihuahua & Friends Life Ring $2.00 Labrador & Friends Dartboard $10.00 Dachshund & Friends Pizza Disc $10.00 Chihuahua & Friends UFO $10.00 Labrador & Friends Toys ---- Balloon $0.10 300 Trainer Points Bubble Blower $1.00 Pull Rope $3.20 300 Trainer Points Jump Rope $4.00 300 Trainer Points Windup Toy $12.00 10000 Trainer Points Talking Bird $12.00 10000 Trainer Points Mario Kart $100.00 Dachshund & Friends Bowser Kart $100.00 Chihuahua & Friends Peach Kart $100.00 Labrador & Friends RC Helicopter $200.00 Combat Copter $300.00 Accessories ----------- Red Leather Collar $4.00 Black Leather Collar $4.00 Purple Leather Collar $4.00 Green Leather Collar $4.00 Pumpkin Leather Collar $4.00 Blue Leather Collar $4.00 Dot Collar $10.00 Camo Collar $10.00 Rainbow Collar $10.00 Denim Collar $10.00 Platinum Collar $10.00 Woven Collar $10.00 Lucky Collar $10.00 Flower Collar $10.00 Spiked Collar $10.00 Japanese Print Collar $10.00 Rinestone Collar $10.00 Pearl Necklace $10.00 Red Ribbon $2.40 Yellow Ribbon $2.40 Checked Ribbon $4.00 Striped Ribbon $4.00 Red Polka-dot Ribbon $7.00 Blue Polka-dot Ribbon $7.00 Tricolor Ribbon $10.00 Purple Pearl Ribbon $18.00 Green Pearl Ribbon $18.00 Rose $10.00 Hibiscus Flower $10.00 Lily $10.00 Pair of Scholar Glasses $9.00 Pair of Business Glasses $12.00 Pair of Huge Sunglasses $15.00 Pair of Sport Sunglasses $19.00 Pair of Party Glasses $7.00 Pair of 3-D Glasses $9.00 Pair of Star Sunglasses $9.00 Haylie Duff Item Ten-Gallon Hat $14.00 Yellow Cap $8.00 Red & Blue Cap $8.00 Beret $10.00 Straw Hat $9.00 Newsboy Hat $16.00 Red Hat $20.00 Green Hat $20.00 Knit Hat $10.00 Pirate Hat $24.00 Tiara $30.00 Dachshund & Friends Crown $30.00 Chihuahua & Friends Rack of Deer Antlers $30.00 Labrador & Friends Graduation Cap $18.00 Dachshund & Friends Party Hat $18.00 Chihuahua & Friends Top Hat $18.00 Labrador & Friends Sombrero $10.00 Viking Hat $40.00 Santa�s Hat $18.00 New Year Tiara $12.00 Fireman�s Hat $30.00 Rainbow Wig $20.00 Lion�s Mane $20.00 Item Selling Price Requirements Care ---- Dog Biscuit $0.10 300 Trainer Points Jerky Treat $0.20 300 Trainer Points Water Bottle $0.20 Milk Carton $0.40 300 Trainer Points Dry Food $0.60 Dog Food Can $1.20 300 Trainer Points Natural Dog Food $2.00 10000 Trainer Points Short-Hair Shampoo $0.50 Long-Hair Shampoo $0.70 Rubber Brush $12.00 Wire Brush $16.00 Dog Care Book $0.00 Dog Training Book $0.00 Bark Mode Book $0.00 Disc Competition Book $0.00 Agility Trial Book $0.00 Obedience Trial Book $0.00 Music ----- Keyboard $80.00 300 Trainer Points "Dog's Theme" Box $6.00 Dachshund & Friends "Mario's Theme" Box $6.00 Chihuahua & Friends "Puppy Waltz" Box $6.00 Labrador & Friends "Dictionary" Box $6.00 "Street Marker" Record $5.00 "Growler" Record $5.00 "Smilin� Dog" Record $5.00 "Friendly Whiff" Record $5.00 "Chow" Record $5.00 "Surprise" Record $9.00 "Naptime" Record $9.00 "Colonel Bogey" Record $9.00 "Toreador" Record $9.00 "Flower Waltz" Record $9.00 "Nintendogs" Record $9.00 "Waves" Record $10.00 Dachshund & Friends "Modest D�cor Record" $10.00 Chihuahua & Friends "Shredded Fur Record" $10.00 Labrador & Friends "Giant Socks Record" $10.00 White Record $0.00 Clock ----- Modern Clock $0.00 Marine Clock $16.00 Clover Clock $16.00 Marble Clock $16.00 Silver Clock $16.00 Smart Cloc $16.00 Dachshund & Friends Cube Clock $16.00 Chihuahua & Friends Wall Clock $16.00 Labrador & Friends Ect. ---- Stick $0.50 Tissue Box $1.00 Dog Photo $2.00 Disposable Camera $2.40 Juice Bottle $0.80 Leather Shoe $6.00 Dachshund & Friends Pump $6.00 Chihuahua & Friends High Heel $6.00 Labrador & Friends Black Boot $9.00 White Boot $9.00 Lisa Doll $30.00 Stuffed Dog $50.00 Stuffed Bear $60.00 Moai Statue $100.00 Globe $30.00 Shuttle Model $50.00 Meteorite $150.00 Weird Alien $600.00 Promise Ring $1,000.00 Gold Bar $2,000.00 Jack Russell's Book $3.60 (Unlocks Jack Russell Puppies) Piggy Bank $2.00 Vase $20.00 Fine Vase $100.00 Very Fine Vase $200.00 |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 14. Unlockables | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| There are several things to unlock in this game. I'll list them below here. You can unlock things by obtaining a certain number of Trainer Points. General Unlockables: Windup Toy Description: One of the unlockables in this game. Unlockable in every version. Trainer Point Cost: 10,000 Interior Unlockables: NOTE: Each version starts off with a different interior, and the order to unlock them in is different for each version also. Also, you can get an interior by getting a certain amount of Trainer Points. The interiors do, however, cost the same in each version. I list the interiors in the order they come in within each version. Chihuahua and Friends Interiors: Northern European Description: The starting room in the Chihuahua and Friends version of the game. Available in other games, too, just not as the starting design. Trainer Point Cost: N/A Desktop Description: A room design. Unlockable in all versions, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 6,000 Seaside Interior Description: A room design. Unlockable in all versions, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 12,000 Outer Space Description: A room design. Unlockable in all versoins, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 18,000 Urban Living Description: A room design. Unlockable in all versions, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 25,000 Ranch House Description: A room design. Unlockable in all versions, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 40,000 Dachshund and Friends Interiors: Ranch House Description: The starting room in the Labrador and Friends version of the game. Available in other games, too, just not as the starting design. Trainer Point Cost: N/A Desktop Description; A room design. Unlockable in all versions, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 6,000 Seaside Interior Description: A room design. Unlockable in all versions, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 12,000 Outer Space Description: A room design. Unlockable in all versions, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 18,000 Northern European Description: A room design. Unlockable in all versions, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 25,000 Urban Living Description: A room design. Unlockable in all versions, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 40,000 Labrador and Friends Interiors: Urban Living Description: The starting room in the Labrador and Friends version of the game. Available in other games, too, just not as the starting design. Trainer Point Cost: N/A Desktop Description: A room design. Unlockable in all versions, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 6,000 Seaside Interior Description: A room design. Unlockable in all versions, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 12,000 Outer Space Description: A room design. Unlockable in all versions, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 18,000 Ranch House Description: A room design. Unlockable in all versions, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 25,000 Northern European Description: A room design. Unlockable in all versions, but in a different order. Trainer Point Cost: 40,000 Breed Unlockables: NOTE: There are different starting breeds for each version. The breeds, however, can be obtained in each version eventually. Also, you can get another dog breed besides your current one by going to Bark Mode. Each time you meet a breed that you don't have, you can get a new breed on your game. Only one per friend, though. Chihuahua and Friends Breeds: Miniature Pinscher Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 2,000 Siberian Husky Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 4,000 Toy Poodle Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 8,000 Golden Retriever Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost; 10,000 Miniature Schnauzer Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 14,000 Beagle Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 16,000 Pembroke Welsh Corgi Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 20,000 Shih Tzu Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 22,000 Shiba Inu Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 30,000 Pug Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 35,000 Labrador Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 45,000 Miniature Dachshund Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 50,000 Dachshund and Friends Breeds: Yorkshire Terrier Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 2,000 Shiba Inu Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 4,000 Cavalier K.C. Spaniel Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 8,000 Pembroke Welsh Corgi Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 10,000 Shetland Sheepdog Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 14,000 Miniature Schnauzer Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 16,000 Boxer Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 20,000 Toy Poodle Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 22,000 German Shepherd Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 30,000 Miniature Pinscher Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 35,000 Chihuahua Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 45,000 Labrador Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 50,000 Labrador and Friends Breeds: Pug Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 2,000 German Shepherd Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 4,000 Shih Tzu Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 8,000 Boxer Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 10,000 Beagle Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 14,000 Shetland Sheepdog Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 16,000 Golden Retriever Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 20,000 Cavalier K.C. Spaniel Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 22,000 Husky Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 30,000 Yorkshire Terrier Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 35,000 Miniature Dachshund Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 45,000 Chihuahua Description: A dog breed. Unlockable in all versions eventually. Trainer Point Cost: 50,000 There are two other types of breeds, the Jack Russell Terrier, and the Dalmation, so see the Codes n' Secrets section of the FAQ for more info on the dogs. They are unlocked by going walking. |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 15. FAQs | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| Q: Are version exclusives available on every version? A: If it is a version exclusive, what do you think? Obviously not. Q: If you don't feed your dog or give it water, will it eventually die? A: No, but if you fail to feed it or give it water, then it'll eventually run away from home because it feels neglected. Make sure that this does not happen. Q: HELP! My dog is nowhere in my house! What do I do?! A: It's because you failed to feed it and give it water everyday like you're supposed to. Wouldn't a real dog run away from home if you failed to feed it or give it water? I sincerely think so. Q: My dog eats the garbage sometimes during walks? How do I get him to stop? A: Drag him away using the stylus. I always pull up on the leash and move it up, and right until he ignores the garbage. Q: My dog won't obey my commands. Why is that? A: It's probably because you don't spend enough time with your dog. For example, if you don't play the game but 5 minutes a day, your dog will hate you pretty fast. I know I would be mad at someone who only said "hi" to me all day, and then left me alone to fend for myself. Try and spend some more time with your dog (30 minutes to an hour a day with your dog) and give it some baths and take it for walks and it'll like you in no time. Q: My dog likes me, but won't do the tricks I want it to do. Why? A: Because your dog is probably tired of doing tricks. Q: It won't let me walk my dog or carry it to a contest. Why? A: It's because you just walked your dog. You can only walk your dog once every 30 minutes. You can also only enter three competitions per day. However, there IS a trick to entering unlimited contests, so see the Codes n' Secrets section of this guide for more information. Q: My dog keeps fighting with other dogs in the park? Is this a sign of my dog not being friendly? A: While I really am not positive about the friendly part, I DO know that if a real life dog fights almost everyone he sees, wouldn't you think he was unfriendly? I sure would. Just ignore that, it doesn't matter if your dog doesn't like other dogs, it doesn't effect you and your dog's relationship. Q: If you know you will not have time or be around for a few days are you able to "pause" the game so your dogs won't run away? A: Nope, unfortunately. Nintendo made it real in that sort of fashion. Q: Is there a possibilty to spoil the dog? A: Not that I know of. >_> Q: Will my dog give birth or turn into a big dog (depending on breed) e.g. Golden Retriever? A: Unless you obtain a dog in Bark Mode, or unless you buy one, you can't get another one. They will not give birth. This would have been cool, though. Q: How do you make easy money? A: The only way I know is to get about 4-5 dogs, then enter them each in a competition after they are well trained and obedient, and make sure they win Beginner all the way to Championship. Q: Why won't my dog obey me? It's well-trained and should listen to me! Help! A: Well, even a well-behaved dog is capable of disobedience. While it is confusing as to why the dogs do this, and not even I know that answer, you will just have to put up with that disobedience and overcome it. Keep training your dog, and make sure you don't neglect to feed it, give it water, walk it, bathe it, and brush it, as those are essential things. If you still have trouble with your dog's obedience even after all this is done, play more often if you have not been playing. If that doesn't work, you look to be out of luck, or you have a really stubborn dog. Remember, every dog's personality is different, so keep that in mind. One more note, which was given to me by Demon of Demise (I can't give out his e-mail): If your dog still won't obey you, try change the command (e.g. try and say wave your hand if you are trying to do Shake and he won't learn it), as sometimes your dog can become confused with that command, and mistake it for another. Q: Is there any other way to obtain items other than from a walk? A: I get e-mails regarding things like how do I find this item and that item? Well, the only real answer I can give is that you can only find items during a walk. There is no other way, aside from the Pet Supply Store, and they don't sell anything rare anyway. Q: Why can't I get the Pull Rope item? I have enough Trainer Points. Help! A: Take any dog on a walk and take it to the discount shop at the bottom of the map. The Pull Rope will be in there, but bewere it will change every time you revisit the place, so it turns to Dog Biscuits and the one after that is Jerky. IMPORTANT NOTE: I'm thinking this is how you obtain some other items (not all) when you have enough Trainer Points, but I'm not entirely certain; correct me if I'm wrong. |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 16. Codes n' Secrets | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| In this section I will list all of the codes and secrets in this game, and how to do them. Enter Unlimited Competitions ---------------------------- Code n' Secret #1 How To Do It: You would normally be restricted to only being able to do three competitions a day, whether it be an Obedience Trial, an Agility Trial, or a Disc Competition. Three is what you are restricted to. Anyway, to enter unlimited competitions, save your game before the contest. That way, if you fail, you can just turn off the "POWER" and then enter the competition again. Tons Of Presents In One Day --------------------------- Code n' Secret #2 How To Do It: Take your dog on a walk and go over as many "?" boxes as you can. Then go to the park and draw your path back home, so after you go over all the "?" boxes (and get your gifts), you go to the park. At the park, put a new accessory on your dog. After it has saved turn off your DS, but you'll notice that when you turn on your DS you will have all your presents you got. And, you can take your dog on a walk again and you dont have to wait 25 minutes. Thanks to prottushhossain for this code and secret. Starting A New Game (Erasing Old Data) -------------------------------------- Code n' Secret #3 How To Do It: Before the "Nintendo" screen appears when you load the game, hold A, B, X, Y, L and R. The file will erase and you can now start a new game. Get A Lot Of Trainer Points --------------------------- Code n' Secret #4 How To Do It: Alright, this is one of the cheapest things you can do in this game, but it's well worth it. To start off, touch your dog with your brush. Leave your DS on overnight, but make sure that it is charging, otherwise the power will go out eventually. Also, do not put the DS in sleep mode, as it won't work this way. NOTE: You can actually keep the game on this screen indefinately as long as you don't touch the screen or any buttons once you have selected which dog to brush. As long as you stay on this screen the time spent here will count as touch time, you don't need to make physical contact with the screen for this. Using this technique I was able to stay on the brush screen overnight & for most of the nexy day until I exited from the screen myself. Thanks to [email protected], as he gave me the bit of info after "NOTE" on the trick above. Walking Without Waiting ----------------------- Code n' Secret #5 How To Do It: Go for a walk and cover as many question marks as you can. Then go to the park, change your accessory then turn off the Ds. When you turn it on again you can go for another walk without having to wait half an hour. Thanks to Cara Evans for this bit of information. Getting The Two Secret Breeds ----------------------------- Code n' Secret #6 How To Do It: To get the two secret breeds in the game, the Jack Russell Terrier and the Dalmation, walk until you find these two rare items: For the Dalmation, the Fireman's Hat. For the Jack Russell Terrier, a Jack Russell Book. The breeds are unlocked the same way in every version of the game. Never Lose Any Contest ---------------------- Code n' Secret #7 How To Do It: Let's say you have 6.8 points, and the requirement for the win is 8.5, turn off your DS before the judges judge you. The game has an auto save feature so before the judging comes, it'll save. This is especially useful on the Master Class and the Championship on the competitions. Another Method To Obtaining Presents ------------------------------------ Code n' Secret #8 How To Do It: If you are good to your dog, and if it isn't in your house, do not be alarmed, because it didn't run away; it went out to get you a present. This means your dog likes you a heck of a lot. Now if you aren't good to it and it runs away, you are in trouble. Thanks to Michelle Jordan for giving me this bit of information. Increased Chance Of Finding Rare Items -------------------------------------- Code n' Secret #9 How To Do It: If you have the Lucky Collar on your dog, then when you go on a walk, you will have a better chance of finding rare items not only when a present passes by, but you will have a better chance of finding them on "?" blocks, too! Thanks to davgamerx for the above Code n' Secret. Easier Way To Get The Dalmation And The Jack Russel Terrier ----------------------------------------------------------- Code n' Secret #10 How To Do It: If somebody else that you can communicate wirelessly with has a Dalmation or a Jack Russel Terrier, communicate wirelessly with them via Bark Mode. Then, have that person trade you the Fireman's Hat or a Jack Russel Book (or have that person trade both if he/she has both items). After trading, you'll have those two dogs! Thanks to davgamerx for the above Code n' Secret. |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 17. Copyright | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| This guide is copyrighted (C) 2004-2005, Kori Winstead. All rights reserved. All trademarks and copyrights contained in this guide are owned by their respective trademark and copyright holders. Do not use this guide without first contacting me. See the Contact Info section of this guide for more information on how to contact me. The following sites are allowed to post my FAQ: GameFAQs.com ign.com neoseeker.com gameplayworld.com supercheats.com absolutcheats.com gamewinners.com gamespot.com |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 18. Contact Info | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| To contact me, e-mail me at [email protected] Take note I will not respond to the following e-mails: threats, sexual things, hate mail, or flaming. In other words, anything bad in your e-mails will certainly NOT be responded to and they'll just be deleted. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, feel free to mail them to me and I'll give you credit for it, and I'll gladly post them! Another thing: I will not respond to e-mails that are asking questions that are already answered in this guide. Please don't ask questions answered in this guide, as I won't answer them. However, if parts of my Walkthrough section of this guide doesn't make any sense, feel free to e-mail me and I'll give you a better explanation the best I can, as some parts of this game are hard to explain in words. Note: DO NOT send me e-mails about things that are already answered and/or written in the guide. Read the guide first, THEN e-mail me about something ONLY if it is NOT written in the guide. Thanks. |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| | 19. Credits | |=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-| Jesus Christ: The Son of God who loves me and died for me. He gives me salvation. Thanks, brother Jesus! :) Thanks to God the Father of lights for sending Jesus down to die on calvary on the cross 2005 years ago for our sins that we might be forgiven. Also thank Him for Jesus's death because the Holy Spirit was promised, and by Jesus's death and resurrection, was given to us, that when we get saved, the Holy Spirit lives inside of us. Nintendo: For making such a fun game. GengisKhan128: That's his GameFAQs name. He gave me the full item list you see above in the Items section of the guide. Thanks, man! I wouldn't have gotten all that info without your list. prottushhossain: He gave me information on a code n' secret, so view the section for information on that. Paul Almer: Gave me information on the Desktop, Seaside Interior, and Outer Space rooms. Thanks! [email protected]: He gave me information regarding how to obtain Trainer Points overnight without having to put a CD case on it. Thank you VERY much! James Steed: He gave me the descripiton of the Ranch House. Thanks! Cara Evans: Thanks to her for information on Code n' Secret #5. NintendogBeast: NintendogBeast gave me the information about how much money you win from the competitions if you achieve first place. Once again, thanks! Michelle Jordan: She gave me information on Code n' Secret #8. Thanks a lot! Very useful information! MUSICFOOD19: For giving me the entire bit of info on Code n' Secret #8. Thank you! Nathan Arboleda: For giving me information on several of the competitions regarding how much money you win. Thanks! davgamerx: For giving me Code n' Secret #9 and #10. Myself: For taking the time to write this guide.
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