Peealots Big Wags Dog

Name: Peealots Big Wags Dog
Brand: furReal
Price: 42.88 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2 (391 reviews)

★★★★☆ 4.2 out of 5 · 391 ratings

$42.88On the shelf

Price and parts list live on the listing page of the partner shop — it is the page that gets updated first.

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Details
Pet	Peealots Big Wags Dog
Shelf	A-Lots
Made by	Just Play
Line	furReal
Shop category	Electronic Pets
Reader rating	4.2 out of 5
On the shelf	Yes

Peealots Big Wags Dog in the room

Peealots Big Wags Dog walks on a lead, and lives on the A-Lots shelf.

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What comes in the box

Peealots Big Wags Dog arrives ready to be played with, not assembled.

What people say about Peealots Big Wags Dog

Kept as written by the people who bought this pet.

★★★★★

So much fun

Amazing little toy that creates hours of fun

★★★★★

Bello ma proprio base

Regalo di compleanno per mia figlia di 5 anni...carino,bel musetto...Molto semplice...Non ha niente di particolare,in modo meccanico e manuale gli fai alzare la zampa per fare pipì.

★★★★☆

Ottimo regalo

Comprato come regalo per mia nipote, le è piaciuto molto. E' carino e divertente.

★★★★☆

Nice product.

About Peealots Big Wags Dog

Does Peealots Big Wags Dog need batteries?

Yes — every pet in this line that moves or makes sounds runs on them. The listing page states the size and the count.

Can Peealots Big Wags Dog be washed?

Surface only: damp cloth, mild soap, dry before brushing. The motor and the sound box sit inside the body.

How is Peealots Big Wags Dog different from the rest of the A-Lots shelf?

A leash, a lead, and a pup that goes where it is pointed. Within the shelf the pets differ by size and by the trick they do; the shelf page sets them side by side.

furReal interactive pets, in plain words

A furReal pet is a plush animal with motions, sounds and reactions built into it. Some of them walk: a furReal Walk-a-Lots pup trots on its leash, wags its tail and barks as it walks around the room. Some of them feed — hold out the bowl and the kitty asks for more. Some are small enough to fall asleep in a coat pocket, which is what the Handfuls and My Minis shelves are for.

What parents ask first

Three things, always. Is it gentle. Is it still fun after the first week. Is it a fair step toward real responsibility. Our answer is yes, yes and yes, in that order — a child who learns to brush a plush dog, put it to sleep and watch for the mode it enters is a child getting ready for an animal that breathes.

The animals living here

Dogs lead the house: the Bernedoodle, the Schnauzer, the French Bulldog, the Poop-a-Lots pug. Behind them come cats, a monkey, a tiger that roars, a silly hippo, a panda turning head over tail. Touch the head of any featured pet and something happens — rocking, barking, being snuggled. Nobody leaves this house without a friend, and nobody joins it without a birthday coming up.

Care, in one line

Brush the plush, keep it dry, take the batteries out when the pet goes to sleep for the season. Kids love these animals hardest in the first month, and the care habit is what carries them past it — worth teaching while the play is still new. That is the whole toy, and the fun of it.